... arrived at Cadiz, from whence her Cargo was fent, one third in one French Ship, and two in another, to Hamburgh. And from Lisbon the 10th pad, N.S. iu'S written, that a French Ship under the fame Sufpicion was that Day arrived there from Eaft-India. We ...

... Viceroy immediate- ly ordered the Troops that were on board to I md, and advanced to give them Battle a fecond Tim*, but upon Intelligence of his March they retreated with Precipitation, le'ving behind their Baggage and Camp, where our Met have made a very ...

... Night arriv'd his Maiefty'* Ships the Falk- land, the Hon.' Capt. Greenville, and the Fly Sloop, Capt. Lloyd, from a Cruize round the Iflands of Aldcmey and Gucrnfey, where they went to get Intelligence of his Ma- fefljy'l Ship the VicfoiV; and bring Advice ...

... was ent on board the Commodore's Ship to declare 10 him, Tha fe was at Liberty to enter into Ibe Port wit I* the Ships ot fi s Britannick Majefty, but il.at the 'ame Pei million could not be granted 10 he Fire Ships and Bomb Veflels y, hich accom- panied ...

... Captain, but have fen- tenced the Pilot to be for ever difabled to pilot any Ships, or follow the Employment of a Pilot in Eng- land during his Life. And On Tuefday his Majefty's Ship tbe Diamond was put in Commiffion, the Command of which was given to Capt ...

... m F ' cet is come a S afn m rt^n^Ljm^^ ,in Anchor in the Neighborhood ?? X- feiwta of 'his City, confiftiwg ot 42. Sail °( Ships and Frigates, it extends quite ro Marfeilles, and blocks up 1 ?? ' ll ' our Port,i fo (hat at prefent ?? we m ...

... Lively, a ao Gun Ship,, into Commilfion, and gave the Command thereof to Capt. Jolly. Theit Loidlhips were likewife pleafed to put the Lime, a 20 Gun Ship, into Commiflion, aud gave the Command thereof to Capt. Coates. The 20 Gun Ships being near ligg'd ...

... Paffage) was kill'd himfelt. his Rib's being fquecz'd to- gether bciweer the Wheel and the Wall, The John and Mary, a French Ship, laden with Grain, &C bound for Bilboa, is taken by the D-rtmor.th Privateir. who feni her with feveral ol his Hands into Falmouth ...

... Britannick Majefty may be under to dema. d a Bodj ot our Troops tor his Service in England. Nantes, (Franct) >'ept. 14. Nineot Ihe Ships expected home this Year from the Eaft ladies are fallen into the Hands of the Englifh: 'I here are none left now but thofe ...

... Spanifh Se*.; •■■ ? : The Czar is skilfurl enotfgh to know. all the Parts of he Compafs-, and he that is read in building Ships, will riot be to f^k'for an Ufe to put them to, ?? Flemniing has besen effettualin his Solicitations with the King of Pruf- ...

... of 26, and 100: One of 24, and mo Men. Betides 20 o-her Frigates and Privateers from >o to i^Onni, and feveral rraiifport Ships, having on board the Regiment qI Ponrhicns, two Battalions, cohliiting of »| ...

... but to endanger ours. This accounts likewife for the Squadrons of ift, 2d, and 3d R.ate Ships fent out only to beat the Seas, and be number'd in Lilts as Guard Ships for the Security of our Trade ; the rafli Attack on Carthagena ; the Wild Goofe Chafe in ...