... the Spanifh Prize from Portfmouth. Dover, Dec. 7. « The Mafter of a Dutch Ship * which is arriv'd atOftend, in three Weeks, fromSsville, * reports, that juft as he came from thence, a Spanifh ' Privateer brought in an Englifh-built Galley.' ...

... Chief of the Rcpubiiclc, entertain'd a*i Intelligence with the Empire againft the State, had cun- demnM him for three Years to the Gullies, and perpetually banifli'd him the (Jountry: A very moderate Punifliment for fuch a Traitor j nevcr- thelefs judicious ...

... 12. They write from Croydao, chat Mr. Truffley, a Gen- tleman of that Town, hafiag tode out with Nathaniel jViicklecwait, Ifq* to foe* him where a Covey of Par- tridges ufiully harbour'd; in order to take then, fell ift oa a fadden on Horfeback; »»d definng ...

... on Foot to vifit a Friend at Dedham, was overtaken a few Miles from the Place by a Negroe Man on Horle- back, who was fent by his Mafter to look after a Farm : The young Woman, tired with her Walk, asked the Negroe, who 'tis faid, had a ...

... From the News-Letters, Auguft 14. q i e f s t han 12000 *Tufkifh Workmen are a&ually Ites^^a^li employed in repairing and augmenting the Forti. ?? fications of Widdin, and drawing a Line againft the ?? Frontiers of Hungary ; but the Turks need not be {SbPI ...

... {tiZ^ST Koyal Hiehnefs the Duke, aflifted at the Drawing up of his A& Generai Caraffa, who lately commanded the Imperial Troops in ,!,« kingdom of Naples, and was put under Arreft, i,iet a: LibeTv 't£ reported that the Emperor has confented to guarantee ...

... ■ ■ ■ 'Yefterday was held a Board of Admiralty, but not one Ship or- der'd into Commiffion.— — We are allured chat what was mentioned in the Papers laft Poft, of his Majefty's Sloop the Drake hav- ing been lately attacked by a Spaniih Cuarda Cofta, is ...

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... Adv. Ev. Posts, &c. 6. Orders are given for a Number of Tenders to be got ready with all Expedition, to cruize upon the French Pri- vateers. Gen. Ev. Post. 7. There is Advice that a French Privateer, and a Prize in Company with her, were lately lost on ...

... xfc Arrival in Great-Britain, ' Th^'fe and all your Majefty's Subjects have Reafon to rejoice for * tlic Return and Welfare ot a moft gracious Prince, who protects them 4 in the full Employment of all their Rights and Liberties, wliofa Life 4 is employed ...

... ie Adv.ce, chat the Lieutenant and People who enrieavour'.d w ran away with the Chefterfield Man of War on theCoaftoF Guiney, being Prifopws oa board the Richmond Man of War, while flic wn» on a Ciuize to windward of Baibadoes, had fonn'd a Dofign of feizing ...

... Ajjimlt in a regular Manner, and with a reasonable Profpecl of Succeis ; it is to be hoped that Care will be taken, during a Peace, to train up our Military Gentlemen in fame Knowledge of that Na- ture, and to have the Uteufils always ready for a hidden En- ...