... that the Succefs Man of War, with the Mer- chant Ships under her Convoy, arriv'd at that Port the 2d Initant, N. S. They left the Ships bound to Oporto well off the Bar of that Place. His Majefty's Ship the Bridgwater and the Serpent Bomb, aje, by the ...

... chas'd, off of Negapatnam, by nine ' Sail of large Ships ; that fhe was near them ; and that, by * their Appearance and Signals, flic judg'd them tobcEne- ' mies Ships of War : Immediate Intelligence was fent to * C . G , then on Shore, who came on board ...

... retook them both ; and he carried therri all three, together with the Spaniih Ship, into Caro- lina; The Captain ofthe Guard de Cofta was Faudino, the Man who commanded the Ship that took Captain Jen- kins when his F.ars were cut off. Captain Frankland has ...

... and all Britifh Ships to bring prtiper Certificates of the Manufacture of the Goods they bring, and in what Port or Placetheyare laden -, without which Certi- ficates no.Goods are henceforth to be admitted in Britifh, or in any other Ship s; If they bring ...

... Royal Frigite, I lax- nick, (a Venetian Ship) which fail'd fome Time fince from Falmouth, and had taken on bond 1200 Barrel:; of Bed ?? Wa.erl'ord. (upended for the Spanilh Meet at Toulon) was taken lately by four Ships belonging to Vice-Admir.il Matthcvvs's ...

... from Captain Webb, Commander of His M.yeflfs Ship the Surprize, dot id the 26th of January, 1 747, in Plymouth-Sound, to Mr. Cirbett. %'s£*&*&£&s% N the ' s th Inftant » h together with his ?? Majefty's Ship Rainbow under my «S_jBHnK Command, where difpatched ...

... chas'd, off of Ncgapatnam, by nine * Sail of large Ships ; that flic was near them ; and that, by * their Appearance and Signals, fne judg'd them to bcEne- * mics Ships of War .- Immediate Intelligence was fent to ' C G , then on Shore, who came on board ...

... April 29. ?? V two Holland Mails we have the follow- i rj g Intelligence. Dahlia, April 18. Yefterday arrived an Sil! HE! x P re^ rora 0I k w^h Advice, That oa ®^fe^j^P the 13th Inftant a Ship came ia therefrom Boutdeaux in fix Days, and broughs feve- ...

... get Intelligence of the Spanilh Fleet. V The Vrench talk at Strashurg of marching a great Array neat Spring- to Poland to Succour King Stanifl'aas, but People think this as a thing im- p.ra.fiicible, Captairw arc already uamed for 11 great' Ships of War ...

... from thence the 2d of the faid Month, ?? (after having given Orders for the faid Ship to follow him, * as foon as tiicy had got their fick Men on board, being - the only Ship left) j that they had not, at the Time the * Letter was dated, receiv'd any Advice ...

... time the Englijb Ships would aftpru- ** dentlyby keeping at a proper Diftance from the ** Bay of Cadis. Mr. Keene, the Britifh Mini- tC fter, has receiv'd a Letter from Admiral Had- ttr dock, concerning the Searching of the French «• Ship above-mention'd ...

... from St. Kitts, Dee. 13. • We have no exaft Account from Antigua of the Number * of Ships taken by the Men of War or Privateers, and fent » into that 1 lland: But a Ship from Africa is arrived here, * who touched at Antigua about ten Days fincc, when eigh- ...