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... go home with the Convoy, and holding his Flag on • board another Ship. Commodore Lee is returned from endeavouring to intercept the homeward bound Ships from Martinico, his Intelligence coming too late. There is a very great Crop, and if we have Ram bon ...
... Rhode-Iftand Privateers have taken a South-Sea Ship, (aid to be worth 6cooo I. The Biddy. Capt. Trentham, arriv'd at Plymouth from Montfoot, in her Wage was taken, and fince retaken by one of his Majefty's Ships of War. On Satuiday Morning the Lady of the ...
... that have been on Board of th Dutch Turkey Ship loft on the Goodwin Sands the zzd of this inflant Month December, and have laved any Goods out of her, or taken up ar.y fwimming that came out of the laid Ship, which they have nut brought in to the proper ...
... be able to pie':;t toc Rebels froth receiving any Supply at Mill, and ding cut any Ships to Sea ; and in two or three Days Adsnira i , or, will have another 43 Gun Ship, and two of 23, :11.1171i1r, !Ton that Coall ; and this Morning the ':hark go not to ...
... her Ficape the Night before, and give them Intelligence of the Preparations making for that Puepok. The Speedwell, Morris, from Carolina, is arrived off Plymouth, who bad been taken by two French Merchant Ships, bound to Canada, and tanfomed for 600 I. ...
... Yefferday Capt. Jalptr, in his Maleity:s Ship the Prince Haul., made the Signal for the Portugal Ships, to Unmoor, and this Morning the Trade for °pato, Lisbon, and the Streighis, in all about 6o Sail of Merchant Ships, failed from Spithead to the Wettward ...
... —Alfo that Fortune bad at tall Hung him into his Hands, notwithtfanding he had ekaped it tome time ago by means of the Intelligence of a Dutchman. This Mailing it was reported, that his Royal Highnefs the Doke had made three forced Marches, and paned ...
... Rocheford. ' On Tudday his Ma s 'efty's Ships the Rofe, and Portmahone, Guns each, were !annelid at Deptford. Yeßerday was held a Board of Admiralty, wbc n their Lordnip were to put into Comuii.:.on the N:rffau, a *;42 Gun Ship, which was launch'd at Chatham on ...
... Majefty's Ship the Yarmouth, arriv'd in tlie Downs from Cruize, and the Kent and the Salisbury, part the laid Admiral's Squadron, are arrived at Spithead and it is laid others are evpefted to arrive every Moment. ■ Private letters advift that Ship, laden ...
... from Carthagena, that the Ships a War there are lateen in Number, with four new ; that there are three French Men of War at Catlta with Merchant Ships, which are bound up the Streights, but afraid to proceed as . our Ships lye in the , r Way. This tiarrilon ...
... or, above all, the Haven, called in Spanifh, the Havana, by Way of Eminence, as it is the Rendezvous of all the Spanith Shipping bound from New Spain to the Leeward of Caracas to Old Spain. The Improvements upon this Illand are neither-6 good in their ...
... another Piece of Intelligence of the fame Sort, .vhich I confefs afforded no fault Sati4tlion. A Lady asking a Boy of about Twelve Years of Age, who came over with Capt. Laws, and faid he had a good while on boarct Admiral VERNON's own Ship, Hor they belle:11d ...