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... men that they wanted. Are fuch Men as thefc tit to com- mand Ships fitted out to deitroy an Enemy! it is rather to be feared that they are in Alliance with them, and give one another Intelligence where- a Booty may be had. ...
... after ex- * changing fome Shot fhe thought fit to fheer off, and went * on board a Dutch Ship that cams out of Oftend wth c the Packet, as we imagine to get .Intelligence, and f afterwards made for the Packet again, but a Breeze of c Wind fpringi.'g vp 3 the ...
... From W V ?? and other Letters, June 20 Some Letters from Portfmouth tell us, that fevcral Guard Ships are cruifing at Spithead, to prevent any Intelligence being had by thofe on board the Cruizer Sloop of War ar- rived there from Carthagena. 'Tis computed ...
... Harbour, the Kent, Romney, Windfor, and another of htr Majefty's Ships, andtook with them a Ship bound for Mountsbay, laden with Salr^ being their Prize. This Day is fent in a fmall French Ship with Salt, taken by the Three Sifters, Privateer of F-ldhing ...
... 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 ...
... on * which timely Intelligence, the Men of War on that Sta- tion, under Commodore Pocock, were actually tone to wai' * otf Martinico, to intercept them. 4 And that the W'ea/.le was gone for Jamaica, to give the « fame Intelligence to Commodore Digby ...
... Men on Board the largeft Ship, which had on Board 306000 Pieces of Eighth %_ides a great Quantity of Coloa; foon after thefll Pie«e. -wm &&*$ into Carthegena Harbour : The Conde Cleveca had Intelligence that J more Dutch Ships were atthe grand Peru, whereupon ...
... 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 ...
... give an Ac- count, that he continued with the Squadron of his Majefty's Ships under his Command in the Bay of Revel, having the Danifh Squadron with him : That from all the Intelligence he had receivM, he judged the Ruflians did not intend to make any Attempts ...
... Extraßvf a Letter fom New- York, Sept. 3. r We have certain Intelligence that a 70 Gun Ship, a 56 Gun Ship, a 44 and a 2 ...
... called the Bornholm; which is faid to be in all Refpects, by very much, the compleateft Ship ever built in Denmark. His Majeffy has likewife put in CommhTion a very fine Ship^ of feventy Guns. Two new Regiments of Dra- goons have been raifed in his Territories ...