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... In AMERICA. I A Spanifh Schooner, with a Cargo of $ 0 \ reis of Floor, and fome Pepper, taken tiie w Auguft, 1739, *\Y Commodore Brown. A Sloop, laden with Tobacco and Sugar,;; fome time in September, by Capt. Stapyi* cr the Sheernefs. Another of the ...
... *The fcliomni Shipt wtre taken in America, ere. 33. Adventure, Capt. Devon. 34- Charles lown, Capt. Ebenezer Breed. 35 .Katharine^ Gapfi#* vl- kr 36. A Sloop belonging to Salem in New fcng- land 57. The Eagle of Perth Amboy, George Ifrwer. V TheV^ of ...
... Bofton, America, January 13. O. S. Laft Tuei-tay arrived here Capt. Me Hen, from New- Providence, in about 17 Days, in whom came feveral of Capt. Hali's Hands, who were in the late Exploit at Porto Plate 5 and the Plunder there taken does not turn out ...
... ' ' -j - member for Tregony.*Charles a mpbell, Efq; member for Argylelhire. iif ent t0 America a Captain in Har>,.n regiment, and died in Cuba tenant-Colonel.* Hon. Albemarle ft e rtle ' unc to the late Duke of Anca~~-I)r Stephen Wefton, Biftiop of Ex- ...
... under Chevalier Mefmond, sand 5 expected under M. de Roquefeuille. The Spaniards have 32 Men of War in America. Deal, Feb. 13. Pafled by the America, Orr, for Leghorn, the Merry Thought, Wadham, for Giaigow. Arrived at Gravefend the Speedwell, Gray, from ...
... The Admiralty have not any Ac- count ofthc Lenox, Capt. Dent \ but there is a Re- port by a Ship from. North America, that fhe is in North- America refitting. ...
... from Holland fays, that in a Council held at Ver failles, a Lift of 26 Ships taken and voic- ed by the Englifh in Europe and America, was laid ?? hen it was propofe* '©.declare War againft G. Britain ; but that the Cardinal repre- sented the Ncedielnefs of ...
... the Differences which fubfift between t icir Britannick and* Catholick Majefty *_ concern- ing the Britiili Commerce in America, -md parti- cularly that ofthe South Sea Company, to ac- Complifh which, it would be neeeffary for each Side to fhow proper ...
... Hoftiiities already co_i ced in America. The Publick (ignorant on;: al Caufes thereof) naturally inclin'd DobeGel was owing to Spain's Refentment of M. Befe Conduit : It is therefore juft to diffipate thi fion. The Scuffles in America owe their R_ a more diftant ...
... ar.d America: Th.it the Srege of Gibraltar fh ill be en- tirely raifed, the Trenches tilled up, che Works madednriug the Siege rafc'd, The Troops lent into their Quarters, fifce. That the King of Spain (hall forthwith fend Exprefs Orders to America, icr ...
... for and attack the Ships, Barks, and other Vcflels, as well French as Foreign, employd in Foreign Trade to his Colonies in America, to fubdue them by Force of Arms and to feize and carry them to the neareft lfland to the Place where they fhall be taken ...
... From the Evening-Pofts, Dec. 9. Paris, Dec. 9. We hear that the Englifh have feiz'd one of the French King's Ships in America, of Hifpaniola, as ike was carrying Provifions {irom one Place to another. A Spanifh Barca- longa has brought into Cadiz an Engliln ...