... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Part of Great Bri- tain, against the Commerce and Navigation of the Subjects of the Au- strian Netherlands to the Eat and West Indies, upon the Foot of the Treaty of Commerce lately concluded with Spain. 'Tis remark'd, that the Answer given to the Dutch ...

... General Expectation that we should have had before this Time, something very Ex traordinary from Admiral Hosier in the West Indies. Mean Time, our great Advocate Mynheer Vandermeer the Dutch Ambassador at the Court of Madrid writes, that he is more and ...

... the Ship the Carnarvan, at Portsmouth, richly laden. The Anglesey, and five other Men of War we hear, are order'd for the West Indies, from whence we are informed, that the Crop in Jamaica, and other Islands, were scarce ever known to be greater than it ...

... held at the Old Baily, and three Persons were found guilty of feveral Pyracies and Felonies com- mitted by them in the West Indies. The Pyrates that acted on board the Revenge, lately taken in the Orkneys on the North of Scotland, were also found guilty ...

... orotfefcr Veay. #; v :. ,;.'* * ?? ?? v * The Guinea Trade to the West-Indies grows; every Day more consider- able and the Negroes now sell, in all our Settlements in the West-Indies, , at a; much higher Rate than formerly, which is something remarkabe ...

... ParliaMent. It is talked the Sheerness, Leicester and Scarborough Men of War, each of 20 or 30 Guns, are ordered for the West-Indies to cruise on the Pyrates there, and that the Leostaffe, lately launched, is designed that Way. Lord Finch reported to tht ...

... From the St. James's Evening Post London, Jan. i. Cartagena in the West-Indies, Sept. 14. The Galleons are arrived here from Porto -Bello, where they have had a successful Trade; at the Beginning of November next they sail for the Havana A [ Price Th ...