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... Ladders, Sec. but were bravely repulfcd by the Garrifon. The Admiral ordered icveral of his Ships to come about, in order to pick up fome of the French Ships, if poffiblc. He himfeif was on the Point of returning to England, with fcveral ofthe Men of ...
... Ev. Poft. A Ship, on board of which was fome Bflg. gage belonging to that Prince, and that fail'd for Holland laft Week, was ftopt by a Spanifh Privateer, who rumn.ng'd the Veifrl, ar.d ra- viih'd fome Women Pafiengers, and then let the Ship proceed on ...
... ?? Ship, whicli, after it is fealed up, the rieheil Part of it will be brought up under a ftrong Guard. The Ship is order'd round with the Remainder of the Cargo. On Saturday a Court of Admiralty was held at the Commons, when fome Spanifh Ships that ...
... Paris fay, that a Ship is arrived at Toulon from the Eaft -Indies, which had been overtaken in its Route by two Dutch Ships from the fame Quarter, of whom lhe Captain had got Intelligence, that a combined Squadron of Englifh and Dutch Ships had made an Attack ...
... and a Captain of a Ship lately ariived, fays, that he (aw 13 tall Ships, whicii he took to be the* Ferrol Squadron, about eight Hours before the faid Storm began. From St. James's Ev. Poft. The following is an Account of the Ships under the Command of ...
... in his Lip fo that he made off. We cleared the « Ship without any Help fro.n them forward Mr. John Brown rhe * Chief Mate, and Elnatiiaii Eayres the Carpenter, are two as fine Men « as ever were in a Ship in a Time of Battle, or in their Bufinefs ; and ...
... in hi. Lip fo that he made off. We cleared the * Ship without any Help fro.n them forward Mr. John Brown rhe ' Chief Mate, and Eliiatlian Bayrtl the Carpenter, are two as fine Men * as ever were in a Ship in a Time of Battle, or in their Uulincfs ) and ...
... current, with * the Store-Ships. There were at St. Jago, by the Account 1 of the Engl ilh Prifoners which were deliver'd to Captain ' Durell of the Seahorle Man of War, three Men of War «of 60, 50, and 40 Guns ; one Regifter- Ship of 30 Guns, * and tvvo ...
... French. ■ And fiom Barcelona of the 6th, that they were bufy building Stalls in their Ships there for tranfporting the Cavaltry ; that ihe Molt was fo full, that Ships cannot get in till others come outj that every thing was carried on with Vigour, that ...
... thcßomholm, which is faid to bein all Refpeft?, by • very much, the compleatcft Ship ever built in Denmark. ...
... of the Ships Crew. Papers of Tuefday. 3. On Friday Afternoen the Turky Company receiv'd a Packet of Letters over Land, by Way of Vienna, with Advice, that his Majefty's Ships the Leoftoff and Roebuck had taken in the Levant eleven Fiench Ships j aid that ...
... naval Force, and but an Handful of Land Soldiers lent Him at Jamaica ; whet might He not have done with double the Number of Ships ?? find two or three thottft wtd Land-Forces f Would not the tlavanna, and Carthagena, in all Probability, have fallen as eafy ...