... rher, Straits, Portugal wro. Iron, See. [Copperas, Sound, fiance Ounces Plate, Indie? 6 Tons, 207 C Cordage, New- York, West Indies 217 C. Nails, ditto, Carolina, &c &C. Fodder Lead, Sfrairs Gold, Silver Watches, Sound 2,73 1. S»ioes, Woollen Manufacture ...

... Ships of War, the last of which was the Seaford, commanded Capt. John Rose, whose Station was (near 4 Years) Antego in the West Indies. His Residence is with John Rogers, M. D. in Stamford aforesaid. N.B. He could not have served in the Roval Navy, without ...

... the City Expence. This Morning the Othar Sloop arrived at Deptford with a great Number of Pirates on Board, taken in the West Indies. ...

... Ship the Cornwall at Spithead, August 19. Yesterday Admiral Stewart sailed in the Lyon Man of War from St. Helen's for the West Indies; he saluted Sir George Walton with 11 Guns, who returned him the like Number; 'tis faid that Capt. Purvis will Com- mand ...

... his Court to find out some expert and skilful Pilots, who are thoroughly acquainted with the Navigation to the East and West Indies, and to send them as soon as possible to Petersburg, the Czar being fully resolv'd to settle a Trade to those Parts ...

... Antegoa, but last from Anguilla, was arrived there, who reported, that Captain Edwards the famous Pirate was still in the West Indies, where he and his Accomplices had done incredible Damage having taken and destroy'd a great Number of Vessels, English, ...

... Ship - Capt. Robert Wade, arrived there from Jamaica, by whom they had Advice, that the Pirates encreased Very much in the West Indies-, and that the Ja- maica Planters were fitting out two Sloops of 50 Guns each, to scour their Coast : and it was thought ...

... Passage from Cadiz ; that the said King reported, That before he left Cadiz, a Spanish Man of War was arrived there from the West Indies, who had been in Company with an Eng- lish Man of War by whom she had been examin'd, but that she having only Tobacco and ...

... indifpofed for two Days paft, but he was yefterday much better. On the 29th of the laft Month, arrived in the Downs, from the West Indies, the Weasel Sloop of War; which brings an Account of the Death of her late Commander, Capt. Robinson; as also of the Death ...

... English Nation cannot consent fent to the Commerce and Navigation of the subjects of the Austrian Netherlands to the East and West Indies, upon the foot of the last Treaty of Commerce with Spain. Some Advices mention, that there has been a Fire at Constantinople ...

... he is yet uncertain, however 'tis talkt that three seperate Squadrons wiil be' sent out early in the Spring, viz. to the West Indies, the Mediterranean and Baltick, each commanded by an Ad- They are no lefs bufy at the Victualling o£ke, where many thoufand ...

... and Yoakly 150 /. It appear'd by the Evidence for the King, that they had shipp'd certain Quantities of Goods for the West- Indies, which while the Ship lay at Portsmouth, were privately carried on Shore, and 14 Tuns of Ballast taken in. The Court is ...