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... Morning we failed from Arras. About Noon we we were in Loch Nouay, but not finding the French Ships there, we proceeded to Cannay, to endeavour to get Intelligence of them : At Cannay We were informed that they paired by that Ifland'upon the 4th in the Afternoon ...
... Aix la Chapelle We hear that feveral Twenty-Gun Ships are contracted for be built with all the Service Government This fourPurfers came the Eaft-India Houfe with the agreeable News that the following Ships were fiifely arriv’d at Tinmouth viz the Somerfet ...
... 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. ...
... of the Arrival of his Majefty’s Ship the Rye from Jamaica on board of which conies Admiral and feveral Gentlemen of Ifland where Sir Chaloner Ogle who was to fucceed Commodore Leftock was daily expected when laid Ship came away gefides the Stambolen ...
... as others the fame Letters we have alfo an Accour: of feveral Ships carry’d into Algiers among the the Capt Etherington and the Capt Archer the Effects and Subjec were made Prize of the Ships and People what belong’d them were fet at Liberty no Freight ...
... 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 ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. IF any Perfon on give Intelligence of a large Pointer DOG, which was gone from Derby, on Saturday the 24th of this Inftant Oilober, maik'd with a Brown Spot above his Tail, one over each Eye, two Brown Ears, and all the reft of him tik'd; ...
... that his Majelly's Ship the Kent, Sir Edward Hawke; the Anion, Cipt. Keppel ; and the Taviilock, Capt. Nutt, arrived at the 4th of April, from a Cruize; That on the Bth of April failed on a Cruize from thence, his Malefty's Ship the Edinburgh, Capt. ...
... 4 good Fortifications and had Mr. Townfliend had better 4 Intelligence of d'Anville's Strength, (which was reported 4 to Ships, then at Chebuclou) he would have gone 4 down with all the Ships at that Place, and attack d him 4 there, and in all Probability ...
... with the following Advices his Royal Highnefs the Cumberland 19 Royal Highnefs having received Intelligence on Sunday 6th Roy Stewart was 60 Colonel Conway Orders to Major-General Bland to to furprize them if he Ihould in to attack them his Highnefs ordered ...
... 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 ...
... Ext rail of a Letter by the Ship Marygold from % mate a. dated June J . 1 7 3«> • T HE Land Fo. ces laft fent toour AiTiftancel.- vhisi climbedc be p.i en i Settler* ent 0f ?? r ...