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... M. Villars, 7 Weeks N(.vis, he and his Supercar ;oreports, fO do what he thinks fit, lor the ot Bouchain thst Her Majefty’s Ship N-w Ciftlp being at Birbadoes, the preiervatton whereof of luch Conftquencc and the Captain hearing ot the lien t'u* .n:h from ...
... new augtvenVd To , and we flatter ourfeives. that in two Years it will hi fufikient cocontam Sups of large Bur. July ig. Few Ships arrive in this for fear of thc Barbary Corlairs, who continue to inte.l our AuguS Gir Commerce, has been in declining (late ...
... had a g eat R. gard for him and a juft Remembrance of Ins Heryictt It is a great while ago fmee he was fufpedtedot giving Intelligence to the Courts of Stockholm and Berl wdl afvekilles. Ab.ut letters was intercepted and brought , V who was fo good as fhew ...
... Rains; and Stars; and the whole conclude With beautiful Illuminations. pat of Colonel Frazer Regiment of Marines, on board the Ships lately arrived at Spithead under the Command of Rear-Admiral Forbes, are ordered to be immediately disbanded. By a private ...
... the ffague CiurMt, dated December it. Paris, Dec. id. Letters from Cadiz of the the lad Month advife, That the two put(;h Ships brought there under Englifli Colours* have condemn’d r lawful Prize. Two Zealand Capers,^ had been drove upon the Coad Strcfs ...
... opportunity to return into their own Country; and this News has been confirm’d. They have alfo receiv’d Intelligence that Sail of Portugueze Ships, under Con= voy of Four Men of War, and bound from Lisbon Barbary to buy Corn, met with Storm within the ...
... . We hays nothing ; - , - , , , ,, A ' , ow :_:arcelona, the Fneiny being Millers ot all the Pales we cannot have am / Intelligence trom the Governor as to the condition of that Ganion. Hague. Sept. 1 6. We hear oar Troops before the Campaign ends will ...
... Prifoncrs on Board, till it be known how the States General will difpofe of Admiral Ben Ailha, who was taken or Board that Ship. Vrom th? Paris A-la-main, Aug. ic. July 27. The Portuguefe are not with the Conduct their Generals, who, Superior in For es ...
... continues encamp’d at IcigUofo. Some Perfons in the Army have been fiez’d ana put under Confinement, being accus’d of hold>pg Intelligence with the Enemy. i)oip the Cour.and Amfter.f7ay. dat. Sept. j. £ ...
... cl Anjou. Advice bmp tome hiiher, there is a likelihocd rtetne.ing to the Obedience of King Philip, by means of lone - Intelligence with IVrlons there, Siitnior Moline/ has lent an Officer to PonoT.t ngonc, to caule lome Infantry there, t' be employ tlie ...
... fcalemg Sadders&c. but were bravely repulfed by theGtrnfou. The Admiral ordered (cveral of his Ships to come about jn order to pick up of the French Ships. Jf poSble He himlelf was on the point returning to England with fevera! of the Men War.-—The lame ...
... babutg fallen pacuculatl? on ti>e Britifli Cbe Quetn gabe * rectionO fencing anb to te= liofo. b}cv acquamteb this bntb tbiO Intelligence; anb itbittiife bet beto tbeteupon, not Doubting but tbe l armament tmll app?obe concut tbeit *lfai= (lance fot tetnebping ...