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... Account that there are two ' Ships fail'd from the Ha- viinnah, to learn wiiere Admiral Vernon and Admiral Ogle ,ue failed, in order to give the Governor of that Place early Intelligence thereof; and that twelve large Ships were ca- reening at the Havannah ...
... and erroneous, and may now bcrcftihed, and the whole Arc of Guaging render'd abfolutely certain, concife, rational and intelligible. As this Difcovery will be of great Service to the Publick, under the Infpcction of the Commiflioners of the Revenue, 'tis ...
... great a Diftance. All this Time the third Ship lay-to, with the firft taken Ship under his Lee, and fuffer'd the whole Fleet to run him out of Sight, which we did about One in the Alternoon. Thpfe ol our Ships that were upon the Weather Quarter tack'd ...
... Majefty's Ship the Lively made the Night Signal for the Difcovery of a ftrange Fleet, and on her joining the Squadron, then in Fort St David's RojkJ, (he inforat'd us, that fhe had that Day been chas'd, off of Negapatnarp, by nine Sail of large Ships ; that ...
... inform'd. It Day brealk, by the Falcon Sloop, Whi.li had been detach'd from the Flee* to gain Intelligence, that lie had difcovered a Squadron of French Ships, wi'h a Con, voy, fleering to the South-weft, whereupon the Fleet ftood after them : About Nine ...
... ofthe Admiralty have appointed his Majefty's Ships the Winehefter, of fifty Guns, now at Plymouth, and the South-Sea-Caftle, of forty Guns, now fitting out at Portfmouth, to be Convoy to the Merchant-Ships bound for Virginia and Maryland, there being ...
... of the State by tbe Venality ef a lew Members t There is Advice, that a Fleet of his Britannick Majefty's Ships tell in with feveral Merchant Ships from Hifpaniola, under Convoy of two Men of War, the grcateft Part of which, with one of their Convoy, were ...
... Honour. Betides fa- ying Charges to the Government, it is thought this Indul- gence will anfwer other Ends; fo that if our Intelligence proves true, we fancy the Nation will foon have Caute to wifli that he had never been taken, Of at leaft not 'brought over ...
... for Carthaeena, having received good Intelligence that the Place is reduced to a very wretched Condition by Sicknefs and want of Pro- vifion ; and that he had, a few Days before the Date of the Letter, taken three Ships bound for Old Spain, with an im- menfe ...
... which is now at Sea, and accompany it during the Time of irs Cruize. This fuperb Ship carries ?? Men, and 99 Guns, all of Brafs, with the Emprefs's Arms upon them. When this Ship put to Sea, tho' there was very little Wind, •ney teU us it plainly appeared ...
... fend from thence to Donald Mac- leod, at Stornway. With Inftruftions to freight a Ship tor the Orkneys. On the 3d of May they received a Mefl'.ige from him, that a Ship was ready. On the 4 h they fet out on Foot for that Place, where they a'riv'd on the ...
... Paris* January j. We have a Report that the Sicur 4r; I CaflTe ii arrived at MartiriicOj with feme jj of his Ships in a bad Condition, Our Acfr I vices from the Coaft of Normaody 5 Bri- j tany 3 and other Maritime Provinces on the ] Ocean, tell vs 3 that ...