... been * obr.g'd to fet Fire to feveral of their largeft .Ships ; which, ' 'tis laid, were not in a Condition even to reacii Jamaica. 4 Perhaps neither of thefe Accounts i. true : But the next 4 Ships from oar Colonies will clear up all ; and 'tis hardly ...

... that Court and the Couit of London, in Refpett as well to the vjftting of Ships, and the* Settlement of the Frontiers between Carolina and Florida, as the Ailicnto, an annual Ship, ate entirely compromised by a Convention, which it was believed the Court ...

... that they cannot yet be confuiri'd. 4 Thefe Commodities were carry 'd thither during the War, ♦ either by French Ships, Regifter-Ships, or Interlopers: ' The latter have been the better enabled to carry on their * contraband Trade, fince the Demolition ...

... crazing wit'n fix Ships, two Fire* * Shin: , and a Tender, were likewife met with.' ?? Gen. Ev. Poft. His M ..jelly's Ships Kent and Grafton, now at Plymouth for Jamaica, with the Store* Ship*., are to bs join'd by his Mijelty's Ships Eltham, Eriftol, ...

... According to the Advices received this Day, his Majeity's Ships have taken nine Veflels with Troops of the Embarkation which departed from Toulon for the Relief of Genoa, five of which, with his Majefty's Ship thc Revenge, are now arrived here ; the Captain thereof ...

... their Eftefts, (contraband Goods ex- cepted) provided they have good Pa Alports proving that the Ship and Cargo belong to lome Neutral Nation : That any Ship built in the Enemy's Country, or bought of them, fliall be liable to Confiscation, unlei. it be ...

... and Ogle, General Went worth, and other principal Officers, were in no fmall Danger ofF Car- thagena ; for being on board one Ship together, to take a Survey of the Fortifications, they were drove to Leeward fo far that they were e xpofed entirely to the ...

... that Court and the Couit of London, in Refpett as well to the vjfuing of Ships, and the«. Settlement of the Frontiers between Carolina and Florida, as the Allicnto, an annual Ship, ate entirely compromiled by a Convention, which it was believed the Court ...

... turks making preperations for war against some european power Accounts from Vienna by two Holland Mails contradict that Intelligence, and say there is no Appearance of either as the governor of Capua, making frequent and bold sallies, and carrying back ...

... Majefty 'i Ship the Squirrel, commanded by Capt. Warren, who had met with and de- itroyed a large Spaniih Privateer Sloop on the South Part of Cuba. On the 21ft Advice was brought in by Ships from Porto Bello, that the Spaniards there had Intelligence that ...

... hundred Leagues dillance from Jamaica. St, J, aid Gen. Ev.Pofis and Champ. And Vis {aid, the Court has receivV Intelligence by the &love Ship of the French Squadrons being very much ?? by a Storm, in their Faflfage from Martinico ; r.nd tiait great Part ...

... which that Ship took out of tne outward-bound Swediih Indiaman Off Che Madeiras, fome rime fince. Yefterday an Account came that the Francis, Captain Page, is arriv'd at Falmouth from Oporto. — This Ship loft her Convoy, but foon after met a Ship under Dutch ...