... Evening, take Notice, that hit Majefly'» Ship the Milford, Cap?. Hanway, felj in with and rock, the Thurfday before of: Montrofe, a Frcnch Ship with *jo Soldicri on Board i bound for that^ Hiibout , ihcre is Intelligence of fome more, it is not doused but they ...

... Pr> his .i's Mviifler, will any Accouuc a the. Troops thvo' any hiss bis Dominions,which Teems not to confirm the good Intelligence between two Princcs, of which we had conceived fome Jealoulic that gave us great Uneafinefs. Copenhagen, April The Troops ...

... upon the 6th, at Four in the Morning, lailed from Arras. About Noon were Nouay, but not hnding the French Ships there, endeavour get Intelligence of them : At Cannay were informed that tl.ey that upon the in the Afternoon, fleet ing towards Barra; thereupon ...

... jhould come this way, our Cruizers cn the Ccaft of Scotland and Ireland, have O de rs, to sxnmine all Ships that (ball come from the B thick to get Intelligence of the M)tions\ of the Swedes. Exprefs come from Paris to acquaint his Majefty, that the Pretender ...

... Hbrfis. As the Fleet they are in no ill Condtion, tut they do not put their Ships into till the J fide Is begin the War- Ihey wite nlJo that they have communicated their Intelligence to the Imperial Court ■, and are entering into Ireaty for a powerful Affiftance ...

... after fealcd up, the richcft Part it will brought up under a ftrong Guard. The Ship is ordered roitnd, with the Remainder of theCargow Advice came on Saturday, that a Spanifli Ship, Burthen Tons, was drove into Milford-Haven byScrtfs of Weather, wfire (he ...

... the Coaft that none of the Re‘ bcls may get off. There Embargo on all Ships and * Vcffcls. The Fiilung-Boats cannot off without our * Commanding Officer feeing who is on board. All Ships * that come into the Harbour arc ordered to be unrigg’d, * that they ...

... Lyme in Aug. It is incredible to think horn many daily hear of our Ships being taken within Sight of our Cm/?, both by the French as well as the Spaniards. This Minute we have Intelligence thai a Urge R'jhing.Boat, having fid a great £*as*hj*f our Fleet ...

... Ycfterday a Prels-Gang belonging to his Majerty's Ship the Edinburgh going board a Norway-man lying in Limehoufe Hole, in order to prefs the Seamen on board her, the Sailors on board the fevcral Ships lyin;* in that Tare run on board the VelVel e the ...

... the West Indies; on the 29th of June last set upon by 3 Pyrates of 36 Guns each, who having private Intelligence that the Sarah-Galley was a very good Ship, and the Captain a Man that would fight, fell all 3 upon him ; the Sarah fought them all bravely for ...

... Englith Squadron which is exp dua the Medirerranean. By other Hands we are rold, the French Squadron is to ber of Spanith Ships of War ; but for this Piece of News, our Authority is not fo good, the Advilers of it put a.great Strefs upon tt. Among other ...

... According to the Advices received this Day, hii Majeity's Ship* have taken nine cilels with Troops of the Embarkation which departed from Toulon for the Relief of Genoa, fi.e which, with his Majelty's Ship the Revenge, arc now arrived here the Captain thereof ...