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... Fore Top. Mail Head, together with t 2 snore Sail of his Majetly's Ships. We cruiz'd three Weeks with the Admiral, and en Wednefday October the 1611, the Admiral Made Signal for du Ship and the Monmouth to'Chace, whidi we did, and a Spadith AdVice Boat ...
... Morning we failed from Arras. About Noon we we were in Loch Nouay, but not finding the French Ships there, we proceeded to Cannay, to endeavour to get Intelligence of them : At Cannay We were informed that they paired by that Ifland'upon the 4th in the Afternoon ...
... that his Majelly's Ship the Kent, Sir Edward Hawke; the Anion, Cipt. Keppel ; and the Taviilock, Capt. Nutt, arrived at the 4th of April, from a Cruize; That on the Bth of April failed on a Cruize from thence, his Malefty's Ship the Edinburgh, Capt. ...
... bringing more Troops from Naples to reinfore their Army. Leghorn, Sept. 19. The Englifh Fleet, confining of 31 Ships of War, two Fire Ships, three Bomb Veffels, and fix Tranfports, failed from hence, very unexpeetedly, on the 13th, flecring to the Well ...
... to the Entrance of the Port of Toulon, that there is not a Ship can pafs, - without being itopt and vifited. Mott of the Veffels belonging to the Merchants of this City, have now Intelligence of the War's being 'broke out, ar:d that the Englifh are abfolutely ...
... feveral Hands, that forte French Ships were on our \Velem Coact :Our Accounts are not very diaind, but thofe we reckon tke butt, matte them to confiit of fix Ships of about 6o Guns each, and fevcn Tenders : Two of the Ships of Force hovered about , Ulft ...
... that the Store Ships had been under Sail from that Place, in order to join Admiral IVlatthetys, who had rent four Men -of War to convoy them ; but they .having received Intelligence that the Breft Squadron, corrfilling . of i s Ships, was cruizing off ...
... It has been obferved by fome,Gentlemen ofgood Under. finding Intelligence, that as the' Account of the French Expedition at Fort - St. 'George comes only Lit) , forie of the Martinico . Ships there is .Reafon to believe, as well as to , hope, that this ...
... befideS a very large Quantity of Hay, . Straw, &c. .CoVirm'd, , • We hear that his Majefly's Ship the Hainpfhire being a Cruize off the By of Cadiz, took a Ship. ~anci carried her to Gibraltar. Upon exaluin;ng her flae had .bout 60400'1. Sterling in Gold ...
... Night and Day at the Redoats'and other Works, to flop all the Paffages into the Country of Nice.; he has even difarried two Ships of his Sqaadron, to plant Artillery in certain Places that were neeeffary to be defended by Cannon. Ten Battalions of the King ...
... Pieces, and three Cheits of Small-Arms. The Chichefter Privateer has taken a fmall French Pliva teer, and retaken an Engliih Ship which had jolt before been taken Yeiterday came Advice that two French Privateers of twelve Carriage Guns each, had taken the ...
... Yefterday from Dominico the Son of the Governor of St. Jago, one of the Cape de Verd ;Elands, who is a Negroe, but a very intelligent Man. He Yetterday was call'd before the Governor and Council, and upon Oath deelar'd, that he had been at Martinico for ...