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... . . ! . fr>r The St. Michael, a Spanifh Privateer taken by- h.s.Majefty's. Ship the Monmouth, is now fitting out at E-W.fmou.th for a Man of War: She is built of Cedar, isto cany al Guns,^ and is-'eftcem'd as complcat a Ship ot that Force as any in the* ...
... LOST S L A 1). BENJAMIN pARVINSDnft Ell, I’arvin, in Favour o' Thomas Willnclc. Accepted the 14 hot Deerrober fot elevn Pounds, Snr. horvrr brinns it to Richard Brewer, at Mtuo. Wi.lcocks and Otwlon’s Bank, lhall have a Ctown Rrwatd, Jt is ulc co any ...
... 25th Man 'I fi.rt chat foilow'd was in the year the 2d of King Claries I, and re find the Kitjg in a War with France. The of made High Admiral, and Commander General, goes relieve Rochtl. lands at the i lie Rhee, upon there followed a lharp Aflion. ir ...
... They fend a Account fr: sain, of the Desolacion that fine to undergo by me ns of the French Troc the Duichy Is actually under a Cond Neurrality: Their Towns are unpcop! Peafants Crken from their Husbandry Corn and Hay confumed without Kecor ang eben Carriages ...
... eight Rooms a !r, wit'i Stabling, Dove-Coat Gardes.s, , and all oih*r Conveniences, fcituare a pleaant Sporting Country, within two Miles and a-half 1 S:awj9nl in Lf>ic ...
... be in every Thing which depends upon the doubt- ful Event of high Enterprises, often ftnke a Damp tohis good Intentions, and would occafion a Stag- nation!, if a certain Confidence and Hope did not make cafvtohim the Means of attaining his End. Vv hen ...
... Umbrage, or be any other way. uneafy at it, feeing chat they cannot have moie evil and more difinterefted Guefts upon their Frontiers, than the Army of the Allies, fo long as the fame is tied up in fuch a Manner, that the Commander thereof in Chiet dare ...
... ±mci our laft arrived a Mail from France and one from Plunders} From the Evening Poft, Auguft 3. Hamburgh, Augufl 1. rpjua^fiimik HE Exprefs which arrived from Newftad, brought 111 a an Account that moil of the Points in the prefent Negotiation were concluded ...
... IC'i 1,--- -FttLA, L LL, .* A-A C R price Two-peace. . pot!, Since our 'ail arrived a Mail from Holland. FOREIGN AFFAIRS. G E NO A (Jr A LY) Oaaber x. HE Ducal Palace of Milan is preparing for the Reception of Prince Charles of Lorrain,who ...
... Hungary, but alfo for having even refufed a ( Paffage through his Territories, to a fingle Regi- f mentof SaxGothian Dragoons, in the Service c of the States General* Their High Mightine/Tes 1 have however given a lefs infulting Turn to ' this Affair, which ...
... FOREIGN AF r A 1 K. 5. PeicnWh, May I. O. S. The 29th ult. being the Cwmnas bmli. lZ a r l&i I v, Veined on he.- Imperial Throne, received .he Com- 33*wrf 32 Nobility, ?? Mu.ifers, and many 0 her I Pcrfom S Kftinttioo, and .lined in Publick, a. a fcperate ...
... Gentlemen were walking in the Fields between Lark. Hall and Claphrin, they obferyed a Box a little out of the Road, on the opening of which they found a Male Child, about a Month old, with its Head cut off; whereupon they acquaintei the proper Officers of ...