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... Graf% and is now very rough; whoever brings the faid Horfe or gives Intelligence, Co as he may be had again, to the faid Mr. Grueber, or to Mr. Lott at the Dolphin, or Mr. Pepper at the Ship at Favernam, ihall have all reafonable Satif. faa ion. LOST on Monday ...
... Regitter Ship, called the St. Jofeph and John, from the Caitccas, from the Havauna, having on Board about 6o or 8.3,0c0 Dolfirs, and a large Quantity of Cocoa, 6/c. is tak.n by the that '..7ear the Name of the Royal Family. His Maielfy's Ship the Hampton ...
... by the French Mails which arrived YetterdaY men= lion, that the Ships which tailed from-Cadiz under the Corn. :nand ot Count Claviio was into they add, that they have certain Intelligence Of Admiral Vemon's having failed with his Squadron the th of February ...
... the Briiifh Ships taken by the Spanifh Guirde Coltas, and the King being willing to convince the Court of Great Britain of the Deice he has to live in good Intelligence with her, has lent the neceffary Orders to releafe come of tilde Ships. and to indemnify ...
... one French Eaft• India Ship, with Four Men of YVar, thrir Convoy. Remain his Maiefi, '6 Ships the NotsvicfrAdiniral Vernon, Monmouth, Tilbury, Prir cell Leuifa. Faulkland, Folkftonr, Pool, Saphite, Ruby, arid tome outwardbound Ships. of A Letter from London ...
... Rudder. Several People dropt the Ice as they weft g, but were taken up again. It is fuppoled the a t Ships were loft by miltaking the Light in fome Ship for the Floating-Light, at the End of the Piles, which was blown out, the Men belonging to it finding ...
... Commander of His Britannick Majelly's Ship the Weymouth, arrived here, with Letters of the 20th Inftant from Sir Charles Wager, advifmg, that the Seafon of the Year beim; far advanced, and there being certain Intelligence from Petcrsbourg and Cronflot l that ...
... General of the 6alleys; feat the Son that General, who was in the Ship, faved himfelf and part of the Lading, bygetting on Shore in the Long-$ oat. ha heard, that Another French Ship had taken two Tartans, going from Leghorn Nice with Provifions. Genoa ...
... entered on board Merchant Ships, were within thefe fcw Days brought back to their Duty, and feverely punithed, the Lieutenants of the feveral Men of War at Spithead, having by Order cf their Captains fearched the outward-bound Ships for that purpoie. We hear ...
... General Coufultation held next Morning, to fend in two naff ied n Review. Ships in the Afternoon, to cannonade thole Batteries, and to • Copenhagen, June le. A . Squadron of twelve Ships of land the Volunteers, with about 400 Seamen, the Detachment the Line ...
... with to fern all his Maietty's Ships, k hat than come into the Downs, with filth Beef. They write from Deal, Jan. 3, that his Mai:Hy's Ships Augufta Mary Galley, Saphite, and Baltimore Sloop, with 75 Sail of Merchant Ships, were arrived in the Downs in ...
... (23 Gun Ships,) t wo King's Slo; ps, the Virginia ttition'd 43 Gun Ship, and or Seven Vcfrets fitted out by the Governor of South Cam!ilia, wl.o dated not approach 'till the Spaniards had abaft& n'd Georgia, notwithltanding one of thole Ships would dettro ...