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... Damage, thai 'tis believed Ship will be fent take the Money cut of her. There is Advice from Holland, that Cafe Billing/ley, Author of the Scheme the Ha'burgh Lottery, is fafe landed there ; but whether this may not be Intelligence contrived by his Friends ...
... Pr> his .i's Mviifler, will any Accouuc a the. Troops thvo' any hiss bis Dominions,which Teems not to confirm the good Intelligence between two Princcs, of which we had conceived fome Jealoulic that gave us great Uneafinefs. Copenhagen, April The Troops ...
... an Account that Rear Admiral C?vendifli, with the Squadron of his Majefty's Ships, arrived in that Bay fome Days before, and had difpatch'd a Veffel to Tetuan to get Intelligence otthe Ptoceedings in Morocco, and that he defigned foon to fend Mr. Ruf- fei ...
... Hbrfis. As the Fleet they are in no ill Condtion, tut they do not put their Ships into till the J fide Is begin the War- Ihey wite nlJo that they have communicated their Intelligence to the Imperial Court ■, and are entering into Ireaty for a powerful Affiftance ...
... the West Indies; on the 29th of June last set upon by 3 Pyrates of 36 Guns each, who having private Intelligence that the Sarah-Galley was a very good Ship, and the Captain a Man that would fight, fell all 3 upon him ; the Sarah fought them all bravely for ...
... which bad the North-Eaft Station on that Coaff, now come into better Road within 6or 7 Leagues that Place-: and thel Britijb Ships which made Part that Squadron, have joined the reft under Sir John Nbrris, at the Dahlers. That the hue Rains having incommoded ...
... an Account that Rear-Admiral Cavendiill, with the squadron -.of his Majefty's Ships, arrived in that Bay iome Days before, and bad difpatch'd Vefßl Tetuan to get Intelligence the 1-rocee Jings in Morocco, and that he defign'd foon to fend Mr. RufHl alhote ...
... Crawford died his in Pall-Mall, aiui was Sunday Night interred at his Barial Place this Side came Advice, that the Afliento, a Ship belonging to the South Sea Com*p.v.;y, Falmouth from Buenos Ayres, very richly laden with Pieces Hide*, Tallow, &c. Lll toward ...
... They cut his Mads, and feveral others, clofe by the Peek. He cut all the other Ships Cables in Junks, and their Shrouds. He feized one Ship for himlelf, and fet all the Ships Carpenters at Work to fit he; for his purpofe; he threatned to burn all the reft ...
... Frederick hia Gelding nude our for 'he Air, and view'd a Se: of Count Horfes, which is about to Mr. Rice is made Lieut. his Majefly Ship tlie Canterbury row Gibraltar, in the room the Ron. Fielding, dcoeaicd. laft, died WiMiam Finch, one the f the firms for the: ...
... paying the Duties at the Cuf Houle, bis Majefly has ordered of 28 Guns conftantly to cruize there, whe is care I to vifit every Ship whach fholl pafs the Sound. The King has refolved to fend an Ex wdinary Embaffy to the Court of Pruffta, and ’tis that General ...
... former fuming State. The great Ship belonging to the South Sea€mt~ pny at Deptford, named the Briftol, bas been buify all tbis Jfufo inking in ber Lading for Buenofs Ayres, and other farts ?? America, and that a large Ship formerly in the Eaft India Compa- ...