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... Diseases and Casualties this Week. Difeafes. Aged 17. Cenfumption Convulfion 142. Dropfy Fever 26. Small Pol 70. Sttlborn 10. Tecch 2j. CafualtUs. Burnt Sr. JohnN Southwark Drowned in the River Thames 6. Exceflivc Drinking 2. Found dead in the Street ...
... Diseases and Casualties this Week. Ttifeafis. Aged . Confumption Con rullion 223. Dropfy 49. Fever Stilboroi7, Teeth 43. Cnfualties. Broken Leg Cui their Throats (being Lunatick) 2, One buried at St; Lawrence ewry, and One at St. Martin's in Fields Exccifivc ...
... Captain of the Man of War has of Part of the Englifh Ship he took : rn the North, brought into the has i the Secretary of the bally the Czar, that uiv- the fa'-a Captain, before he condu&s that Ship to. England (as Order of eke-Czar he is-to do) does reftorc ...
... Schedula for their great Ship (now ready to put Sea) in order her being admitted into the Spanifh Wed-Indies, without being troublefome .Regulations that are in being there viz. That they expett that Company wll not Jend their Ship to Sea till the Departure ...
... the Ships all Nations trading to Spain are made liable to, and are as follows, viz. That the Mailer, Commander, or the taking Care every Ship, do, after clearing, rake from the proper Officers of theCuftoms a Certificate the Lading That each Ship do carry ...
... - tiens of France to exclude themfelves from all trade of their Subjects and Ships, to the Spanifb JVeff-Indies, with a Refervation of the Ajfied* Contrail and licenfed Ships granted to Great Britain, and what Proceedings have face been thereupon, laid ...
... Holland : One of them boarded lately a Dutch Ship near Amfterdam, robb'd of molt of the Provifions flie had on board, and afterwards deliver d to the Dutch Skipper, -the Mafter and nine Men of an Englilh Ship they, had taken. This Week was caught in the ...
... the Pyrate, in the Loyal Fortune, a Ship of 35 guns , 250 Englishmen and 500 Negroes and and a Brigantine of the same Name, being his Consort, having 18 Guns, 46 Englishmen, and 20 Negroes, and carried the said Ship to Bermudas, where they rifl'd her of ...
... Casualties. « Drowned in the River of Thames 2. One buried at 5. Giles's the Fields, and One at St. K.-therine by the Tower. Executed 1. Kill'd with Faggot flick at St. Shoreditch i. Chnftned tlui Week Buried tbe Burials this Week 7. From Jones' 1 Letter ...
... CASUALTIES Drowned in the River of Thames, at St. by the Tower u Found dead at St. James ac Weftminfter i. Kill'd .accidentally 4, two at St. John Wapping buried at St. at Stepney, one St. Ann Weftminfier and one by the Kick St. Mary in the Savoy. Overlaid ...
... Casualties. Drowned accidentally in the River of Thames at St. Botolph without Aldgate I. Found dead in the River of Thames at St. John at Wappin I. Hang'd herfelf, being. Lunatick, at St. Mary Whitechapel I. lull'd a* St. James's in Weftrainfter I. 9 ...
... n , _ . casualties. Confumption in Hackney Coach (as reported by j Coroner's Warrant) St. Sepulchres i. Hanged hirnfelf (being Lunatick) St. jaines Weftminlter i. Killed by a Cart and Horfe St. Tames Weftnunrter i. Chriftened ■ 321 f•' » Buried * Decreafed ...