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... The fame Day a large quantity of GunpOw; der was put on board a Ship bound for Caro- lina. •% Extratt of a private Letter from the Hague. Every Thing tends towards freih Difturbanccs from many Quarters, as will be perceivid by the following Contents. ...
... PortiMoulh, that a Dutch Ship from Lsbon, laden w'ah Salt and Fruit, was lott on back of the I& ol Wight, and all the Crew perifhed. It is laid that on Saturday came freth Intelligence, that Admiral Haddock had taken a Regitter-Ship from Buenos Ayres, bound ...
... Ottobcr 1. From on Board his Majefty's Ship the Torbay in tile Bay of Revel, Sept. 9. 1 R Charles Wager, with the Squadron under his Comrhand which remains in a good Condition con t inu es here. Yefterday a Ship that has been all this Summer at Cronflot ...
... to board her, and pull down and carry off the English Colours, which they did; and a Letter of Marque Ship lying at the Key neat another French Ship, which put up her On Wednesday a Custom-House Officer seized a fine Parcel On Wednesday a Custom-House ...
... The Lords of the Admiralty hare allrinte.l Capt. Edward Dod to be Commander of his Ship the BlonOrail, now at Woolwich ; which Ship is ordered to be inaisu'd aid victualled with 311 Expedition. Wednelday died, eating a hearty Dinner, the Rev. Mr. Kinfmiss ...
... waiting at the old ta ta'Ae it in. :00/. Sloop belonging to Jamaica. The Mailer ot the Bolton Ship, viz. lot. Edward Buckley of this Town, having Intelligence of it, immediately got a Sloop, and with of his Men went direaly after the Spaniards, retook ...
... mention, that the Englifh Ships were well mann'd, cleated Ships, and lent out on Purpofe to intercept above Elect. LONDON,OII. 29. Yeßerday arrived an Espreb Portftnuuth, wilt) an Account of the Atriial of the following Ships from the Leeward Wands, Cefar ...
... dircontinues the Pay of i 2CO Heffians, as is reported. Brads, Sept. to. Two Ships are fitting out at Offend, with what deign we know not. Copenhagen, Sept. x. This cek the ship Moor came into our Road from Greenland, on board all the People that living ...
... Barbadoes ; on which timely Intelligence, the Men of War on that Station, under Commodore Pocock wete attually gone to wait off Itlartinico, to intercept them. And that the Wcaale was gone for Jamaica, to give the fame Intelligence to Commodore Digby Dent ...
... Extract of Letter from Tenby, Feb. ; the Night the d inftant, the eat her being very tern* Ship was cafl away and beat Pieces Point of Land, about three Miles to the South-IVeft of this Town, and Per/on Javed or yet \ nor do We know of anything lvalue ...
... Majeßy's Ship the Squirrel, commanded by Capt. Warren, who had met with and delltoyed a large Spanith Privateer Sloop on the South Part of Cuba. On the 21R Advice was broUght in by Ships from Porto Ilejlo, that the Spaniards there had Intelligence that Commodore ...
... proper to fend horn thence to Donald M'Leotl, at Stornnay, with Inittuetions to Freight a Ship lot the (Mums. On the 34 of May, they received a Mane from him that a Ship was ready. On the 4 th, they tat out on Foot for that Pace, where they arrived on the ...