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... intO'Kingroad a fine Domingo Ship, valued at .zo,ooo 1. - The Way the met with this Prize, as given to Us as authentick, is as follows: That being in Purfuit of a Packet Boat neat three Days (of who'll they got Intelligence by a Dutchman) on Saturday the ...
... The Ship mentioned to be taken on the Spa nifh Coati by his Mejetly's Ship the St Albans, is called the Tamerlane, Couillendeati, of' Nantz ; befidas which, his Majetly's Ship the Falmouth, Capt. Colby, has taken the Maria Louifa, , a French Ship, trading ...
... and all ,orts of `Warlike Implements fed in Sieges, fet Sail the 3d ntiant, and loon met with a _ Storm which difperfed the Ships and forced them to put into the Ports of Province and :Languedoc : But we have firice received Advice, by Letters tromTdulon ...
... made ufe of fuch as are more expreffive. of . she feveral Parts 91.4 cech 5 his Way of Qliettion and An fwer renders it intelligible to young, Capacities. ---- - hearttl with it were genera.hy introdueed into our Englifh Schools, fince it would give ...
... Weitern CoalTs of that Kingdom. Ships are lull going out from that Port, with Ammunition, Arms, Money, evc for the Pretender's Son, and feveral Lords and Gentlemen attach'd to his Intereil'are gone over in two of thole Ships. Extrati a private Letter from ...
... GEORN, [ltaly], May 30. The third ship which the. ablic.gie ''' ll l 3 efor bongo, in England for the hew Company trading tosuatt e ,A n e t `° the Levant, is a rr i ve d a t t hi s P or t, and a Fleet of Mere agre Ships will fail for the 'Archipelago, ...
... -edly to Commodore Pocock, who was then cruizing rtinico, with Intelligence of the French Fleet being and forne of them appeared in Sight the very Day eizie had given frill that Advice„ Our Ships were or we fhould liave taken many more. The San Domingo Fleet ...
... tour othkr Englifh Ships, taken by the Brett Squadron in their late Cruize ; they funk the Ships, but carried the Crews into Bred. On Thurfday was condemn'd at a Court of Admiralty held at Dodtor's Commons, the Don Carlos, a Spann Ship, valued at 30,0001 ...
... ernploy'd 137 Ships in the _ _ • Greenland Trade, which have brought home 865 Whales and a half, and 23,712 Barrels of Oil. It is remarkable that ' two Ships caught, between them, zo Whales, and founder'd with them. - Fifty Ditch Ships have been employed ...
... Of Ad---y,- Have BRITONS much to hope from There, . . • • Unlefs the Lo RD OF Ai The Ramilies and the ,Union, both 90 Gun Ships, which have been deen'd unfit for Service above twenty .Years; are order'd to be rebuilt with all Expedition ; as are the following ...
... Warrants to be payable the 15th of October next. His Majesty's Ship the Fox, Captain Edwards, who has been station'd some time at Lisbon, sail'd from thence the 9th, N. S with several Ships under his Convoy for England. We hear his Royal Highness the Prince ...
... December, and on the t 3th the Ship's Company was lent to Prifon. The Swedifh Ship which fought the Spanifh Privateer is put into Plymouth to refit, having received fome little Damage. The Letters from Paris fay, that a Ship arriv'd upon the French Coats ...