... Great Britain, and Rear Admiral Warren will have the Honour ot Knighthood conferr'd on him. It is faid that the two Eaft India Ships, taken in the Pur- fuit, are richer than the four already taken. We are told as a Truth, that when the Invincible Man $f War ...

... Man (to Whofe Province belongs the Supcr-intciideiicy of all N — v—r-l Ajj'iitrs) being ask'd by a greater Man how his Intelligence came to fail him on a late important Occ.xjion, his L p's Anfwer was, that the En— ft. Spy had been ta'.en fit, and oblig'd ...

... fuffer'd a great dea! of Da. m-ige by Storms, which were fo violent that four of our Ships hive been fcparated from .he reft, and we have not yer had any Intelligence of them, Weare aft. ially care .ning the Stjtta- dron, after which wcftiall fct fail ...

... themfelves la Readincfs to embark on fome Expedition, but for What Place is kept very fecret ; two of the above are feventy Gun Ships, with Tranfports for the Embarkation of the Forces. On Tuefdiy Night the Right Hog. the Lord Carteret fet out for Holland. ...

... Ardour: Thar Night the French recruited and got Men out of Tou- lon ; the Admiral unr.iann'd all his final I Ships, and put the Men aboard the Ships ot the Line the third Day ; the Wind l.ivour'd our Admiral, and he loft not the Opportunity, but attack'd ...

... 29. Tia ndvis'd from Paris, That op the 5 1 ft o£ Decpm. 4 French Eall India Ships ?? at Coituna. which ?? 4ft ?? 17 fk and brought in with them an Eaglifh Bfff India Ship, ?? The N^w Cjoo^Gw. James Osfciurn, Comnaanrfcr^ which ttey took the 14th of ...

... with no Difficulty in condemn- ing her: All the Letters Irom Madeira fay flic is the richeft Ship taken fince the War. On the ift of July his Majefty's Ship the Sea-horfe re turn'd to King-ton in Jamaica from St Jagode Cuba, where (he had beeilto exchange ...

... an Account, ''all his Majelly's Ships under the Command of Com- lot'ore Mitchell, were fate in Flufbing Road, notvvitbftand- '& the lute Storm, and Wind, which blew fo exceflive hard for fome Tim*, that mod of the Ships drove from their Anchors, but received ...

... Englifh Ships arriv'd at Ni. a^a from England, who were not permitted to deii- vei' 1 heir Cargoes'. - We hea ...

... practicable for the Ships to enter St Jago, two Thirds ofthe Ifland (if not the Havannah) would, have been in our Poifcilion before this: But the Army -have iiti- bibeda Notion, that if ever it is to be conquer'd, it muft be j by Shipping, and that the I ...

... the Swedifh Troops in the Province of Finland amount not to above --■.000 Men; and add, that an Embargo is laid on ail fmall Ships at Crojifladt, in order to tiantpoit a great Quantity of all Sorts ol Piovifions, &c. toWybourg. The lame Advices inform us ...

... probably find a Fiench Ship, Bri- gantine, and Sloop, at Annapolis; having had Intelligence ol luvh Vcflels being feen to ftand up ihe Bay of Funda, by n Maiblehcad Fifherman, had made all the neceflary Difpo- fiiions for. attacking the Ship upon their entering ...