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... intelligence: Full and ACCOUNT THE Saturday, Auguft if:th, 1712. iinct trriv-d two Brit'jh PicquetS, which bought two HtlliniMuli viz. f rom the Cizrtte ditsd y. Hiffihugh, July King of Denmark Hai pubbfii’d Manifeflo, to jalVify his Irr opt ion into ...
... has been Stormy fince tlie Inftant upon the Coaft of B it:ui v,that no Ship could come near it; fo that they have no manner of Intelligence of that fide what is become the Spanifh Ships which came from St* Andero’ The Ofti ers that landed near Van nes and ...
... funk foon after her being taken, the Company being all taken out ofher. Came in alfo Htr Maieftv’s Ship Pool Cape. Gray Commander, having feen a Fleet of Ships from Briftol, fafe a cor.uderable way to the Weftward. Continue Port the Folkftone and Gibraltar ...
... Sir John Norris, which was dilpatcned to Court, and that the Boars Cr.w gave an Account, that Sir John had Intelligence from three trench .Ships, O.ic alter anot’nCr,that th y law the Spanil'u t'lcet coniifting 10 Men of War and Tran I pot rs, in tie By ...
... but ? we been often to have our Letters from thence (lopped, hope feme ill News on the Enemas fide occafions this want Intelligence. The trefheft Letters we the Motions of the Duke of Anjou's Army ? 18th pall from Medina C*li, which told they were arrived ...
... Her Majesty's Ships Plymouth, Leopard. Valeur with the Hastings, and the Outward bound Fleet belonging to Bristol are still here. . , Ditto December 21. Yesterday Sail'd Her Majesty?s Ships Hastings with all the Outward bound Bristol Ships: At the same ...
... during which time 14 Sloops belonging this were entirely 1011, together with tome Ships be* longing London and Briltol, and all the reft ot the Ships of War and Merchant Ships and Sloops received damage, well at Kingfton here, by loofingmany ofthem, their ...
... lain off at Sea icveral Days + Thatcthe of Sc Sebaftian on the firft Intelligence of the Ercimies Arrival on the Coat, railed the Militia, and burnt q Men of War and the Merchent Ships (omeot taken in all, others pare of their Ladin) Yet se the French terwards ...
... Buliinbrook and Mr. Prior, are gone lay the Dutch Peace before the French King, and to complain that the the EnglithMerchant Ships are not fiifficient. The Lord Trealurer is Cholcn Governor of the South-Sea Company, l ir James Bateman Sub-Governor, and Sir ...
... other Materials for here from Rhode Ufand, with Advice, that her | Siege, to Cambray , where they have like wife a jefty’s Ships theWindforandWeymourh have brought » Train of no Battering Cannon. into Bofton 4 valuable Prizes which they took on the T* ...
... Captain Bayiey Commander, ,a London Ship 26 Guns and Men. Baibadoes to Penfilvania, with 4 Rum and other Goods aboard, been taken bv three French Men War, two them of so, and one of 30 Guns, Captain Bay- ran lorn..a his Ship, and is arrived in Virginia. Dublin ...
... General Tidcon)!) is P j path, the Writer the committed to New Rare tor Ibnie uo-ds in tfa* fai> The homeward hound Eaft-India Ships, that fome time in Holland, ere arrived |>4j ov Note. About two months ago Her Viajcfly receive I*l Lerter from the King S' ...