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... with about 1 Sail more; Sail’d the Elizabeth of Le. verpool tor Virginia. M#iw. Wt have an Account. That the ftmti Pacqoet-Boats tail’d from hence on and Sitvtitf the former was taken by a Fttnch Privateer, and having thrown the Pacquets overboard, ftaniomed ...
... Arundel Capt. Wind for Commander, has taken a .•renct. Privateer Guns and 8j Men Sailing between Plymouth and PortltAouth; are inform’d that the King ot Pruflia, King of Denmark and King Abguftns have entered into an Alliance to rernflate the latter upon ...
... of the Wind and Weather loft fight ot them hut carrying great Sail to get from them we carried away our -=tr,p-Ma(r, damnined our Fore-Maft, and very mlich lharrtrtd our Ship in her Sails and Rigging; and whin came near Ireland,- the Weather being very ...
... about 3co Sail, great and ihiall having on board his own Ship General Count Mercy, tie L’rinces of Hallkin and lie, Lieutenant General Wallis and other Gcneral Officers. his way by was joyned by more Tr nf. with Troops; the whole making about Sail and 14000 ...
... Bilboa, thence ith Iron and Chefc-Nuts bound to Gall way, Mary and jy u ork from Onorto with Wine and Brandy. On the 10th Sailed Her Maiefty’s Ship Rochefter Aldred Commands, for Plymouth,wuh the tollowing Ships under his Convoy : Dorothy of London with ...
... Oranges, Wines, Pot-Aflics, &c. and 14 Men drowned. The Ship is quite ftaved, and little or none of the Cargo fav’d. Of?. 1. Sailed the Union, the ot. Anne, afid the London, of and for London, P'2 laden with Sugar, &c. from Nevis. CarickfergM, Oft. 4. Since ...
... with a Design to draw the French to a Battle. On Advice, that the French Squadron is Sail'd from Dunkirk, hinders the Transports with Recruits and Horfes on Board to Sail trom Harwich to Offend. ...
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... County Oxford. Millions are already fubfcribed for carrying Trade to the South Seas. Orders are lent to Sir Edw. Whitaker to Sail to the Soundings with 6 Men of War to Cruize there. Sir John Leake is coming to Town. The Duke ot Queensberry is vtr> ill. ...
... laid, that Vrince is retired n> Poland, and Count Caroly iiis Country Scat. Upon Advice, that the Dutch Squadron fuddenly to Sail out of the Texel for the Mediterranean. Orders are Tent to the Britifh Squadron now at Spithead, to pat to Sea with them for ...
... and Rcfolution Galleys who Sail’d la ft Friday were Chas'd in again the lame Evening by Three Privateers, Dogger, Snow and Three Mafted Ship *, the Two firft went to the Eaftward, the other to the Weftward; the Galleys Sail’d again this Day, as did the ...
... here.' the Englifli in the Mo.ning anJ*tl.e Spani rtts at Noon, having received lo much Damage their Sails and Riggii g they will not be fit to Sail thefe Weeks. Stockholm, Jan. 6.' -The Prince of Helfe is now Stiled his-Royal Highnefs. thepuhlick Prayers ...