... for Flanders. 4. Orders are fent to the Malters of the Tranfports ap- pointed to carry the Troops to Holland, to get their Ships ready to receive them on board. 5 . 'Fhc Forces which are ordered to go Abroad are to march on Tucfday next for Gravefend, ...

... 39th of November. 2. We hear that Signor Gaftaldi, the Genoefe Minifter, has lately demanded the Value of the Cargo of a Dutch Ship, which was taken fome Years ago by a Man of War, commanded by Capt. Vincent : The Cargo was fold, and the Money lodged in the ...

... 29th of November. 2. We hear that Signor Gaftaldi, the Genoefe Minifter, has lately demanded the Value of the Cargo of a Dutch Ship, which was taken fome Years ago by a Man of War, commanded by Capt. Vincent : The Cargo was fold, and the Money lodged in the ...

... if cwn Great Britain paid for their Ships in a future Negotiation But we recommend to our Readers to enquire of thofe who advance this for Truth, frotn whom and by what Canal they receiv d this important Intelligence. From Lond. Ev Pofi. Letters from St ...

... News- Papers in the Courie of the Month. 11. Poetical Production.. IH. A Summary Account of Foreign Affairs. J V.Domeftick Intelligence: As, Promotions Ecclefiaftical, Civil and Military, Accidents/Robberies, Marriages, Births, Deaths. &c. V. Prices of Stocks ...

... miralty, upon occafion of the Ufage their Ships met with at Oporto, from the Captains of tWQ of our Men of War, who after they had took the Convoy Money, failed for Lilbon without giving any Notice to the faid Ships ; and their Lordfhips affured them, that ...

... the Spaniard had not fail' d from her.ee 24 Hours before ihe was taken. His M.jjeily hereupon -determin'd tn ilop the Englilh Ship, till the rcleas'd her Prize; but Notice being given of this to the Privateer, he failed away immediately with tlie Spaniard ...

... Detachment near to Perugia, to prevent Defertion. M. de Gages having received a falfe Intelligence that a confiderable Number of Troops was on board his Britannick Majelty's Ships that were going into the Adriatick, in order to be landed on that Coait, lent a ...

... of Sas Van Ghent arc faid to have disappeared ; the Reafo'n of which was, that tl.« People having received fome private Intelligence of fecrtf Correfpondence with the Enemy, and fufpe&mgthe Fidelity of their Superiors, were violently enraged ; upon which ...

... with his Squadron the 18th, and polled liimfelf at the Mouth of that Port, and that his Defign feem'd to be to attack the Ships that fhould go out of it to tranfport Troops into Italy. [Compare thit ivitb a Paragraph dated from Gibraltar, in our laft ...

... Vi&iull'd and Mann'd forthwith : it is to confift of three of 90, three of 80 and 70, and five of 60 and 50 Guns, beiides a Fire-Ship, Bomb- Veffel, and Tenders. The Right Hon. the Countefs of Yarmouth is very much indifpos'd. The Titles, Preferments, Removes ...

... Good Huf at. dry, * it a hoped, for thw I-fo-.-our cf th;* fstid M ?? r-, that thefe fnftances will be mad.: urlick and intelligible, in Older to which, fome fitch ?? ?? as the foiio,ving deiefve lobe f.iily ?? fatt.-f.;.lorilv :. ii ?? ?? ; What efelcfs ...