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... prevented further Mischief. The Lords of the Admiralty have given Orders for several Ships, from 60 to 70 Guns, to cruize in the Channel; and have likewise ordered six capital Ships to be sent to re-inforce Admiral Haddock. The Scrope, Capt. Conway, arrived last ...
... 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 ...
... the rich French Ship taken by his Alajefly's Ship the Succefs. Capt. Thompfon, off Madeira, ariiv'd at Bolton in New-England the isth of October, icl -.re they made no doubt of her being condemn'd. Capt. Thonipi;ni having had Intelligence that there were ...
... 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 ...
... O r de r s to the Co mman d ers o f his Ships of War..to hold themfelves in Readinefs to Put to Sea on the firit Notice. • Sir Charles Hardy,. Knight, is appointed Commander in Chief of all his Majekr's Ships of W. r in the 'River Thames and Medway, ...
... I'll treat you To a Coat of any kind You're welcome if it fit you. Printed and fold by Ward and Chandler, Bookie Hers, at the Ship without Temple-Bar, and at York and Scarborough 5 and fold by T. A RI in Birmingham. Where rna - y be had, 1. Bifhop Burnet's ...
... 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 ...
... Yefterday from Dominico the Son of the Governor of St. Jago, one of the Cape de Verd ;Elands, who is a Negroe, but a very intelligent Man. He Yetterday was call'd before the Governor and Council, and upon Oath deelar'd, that he had been at Martinico for ...
... ufe of fuels as are more expreffive of the feveral Parts of Speech; his Way of Q . 9.eflion and An. fwer renders it intelligible to young Capacities. ---- I heartily. wifh it were generally introduced into our Englifh Schools, fsisce it would give ...
... into Port Spe2zio, where they had landed 12,000 Spanifh Troops; and that his Majeffy's Ship the Garland was failed to Port-mahon; to give Admiral Haddock Intelligence thereof. The Reprefintaticn the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Corn - onons the City London ...
... Cares:tie is to fet out ry_b_ And may agaip. fion fs Lon Lion. Emile-Bar, F 5. 14, The Gentleman who brings the beft Ctit; ca / Intelligence to the Literati tinder the Cock, has juit broughr: Advice, that a New Edition of Ho aca is icon to appear at Paris Name ...
... the next Courier to bring great Intelligence from the Beau Monde. The C 1-1 0 1 CE, addrefs'd to a late Grear Man. Fl EN Oppofition ajainft Pow'r prevail'cl, When artful Eloquence and Br y fail'd ; Timely you quit the Ship you could not fleer ; Difdain ...