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... Commander of his Britannick Majefty's Ship tbe Weymouth, arrived here, with Letters of the 20th Inft. from Sir Charles Wager, advifing, That the Seafon ofthe Year being fo far advanced, and there being certain Intelligence from Petersburg and Cron- flor,°that ...
... get Intelligence, and that four Men of War were ordered to be m a Readinefs for failing. This occafions a World ot Speculations, fome being of Opinion that they are |Ogo and meet the Galleons, others that they aie to convoy home the Oftend Ships. The ...
... hear the South Sea Company are preparing Ships, for carrying on ik Whole Fifhery wichfo much Vigour, that there is no Fear of their good Succd? A Bill is ordered to be brought in, prohibiting the building of Ships of Fore in our Docks, for the Ufe of Foreigners ...
... with the Court of France about delivering up Mynheer Henniquins, to be condufted to Dunkirk, and there put on board a Dutch Ship and carried to Lonwenftem, the ufual Prifon for State Criminals, their High Mightinefles having fent a fecret Refolution to ...
... Gib- raltar the 29th p3ft. Part of Vice-admiral Caven- difh's Squadron kept cruizing in the Gut, in order to give early Intelligence to ?? in cafe the Spanilh Squadron fhoold appear. They have four Regiments in theGanfon, and all their Fortifca- rions ...
... Perfia grow worfe and worfe perplexed. The l 3 ft Advices from thence import, That the Commadant of Hamadan having got Intelligence tnat fome of Sultan Efref's Troops were pofted near Marfokin detached 4000 Men todiflodge 'em, that he might afterwards ...
... anfwer tothe 2d Article, they remark, That all the Oftend Company's Ships are either ia the Indian Seas, or upon their Voyage thither ; ir.sl Sufpenfion pfopofed, vvith an Exception of th* Ships] expeded home from thence, would not therefore he| a real Snfpenfion ...
... lent Or- ders to tvi *. Gover tors of Leghorn ana Pert Ferra- jo, to be upon i heir Guard,and to have a watchful Eye uoon all Ships that fliall approach thofe Har- bours : And his Royal Highuefs feeffls to be ftrengthiunghinafeU wilh Alliances ; and they ...
... of Rank arponj the Ladies. I he Cargo of the Ship wbich lately arriv'd here from tic ?? lytiies, isjuil publiih'd, the Goods will be expofed to Sale on the txctiange at the End of this Month. The fame Ship with another are to be refitted, in ordei tor ...
... fuggefted ro him, of his being one Day Poflf fl or eldefi Mufcovite Princefs j ftill here are fome Perlonsof Opinion -frnJ ? e Intelligence they received from Petersburg, i hat the Duke h only amuf ] thoughout that Affair; that one Effect of the CarreHes he receives ...
... provided with Powder and Ball. 'Twas talked- that this Detachment was to be fent over the Mountains, to endeavour to get Intelligence of the Number of Troops tbe Enemy have in the Vallys. Barcelona, December 10. Orders are come from Madrid, for embarking ...
... by reafo.; the laft tell us, That Admiral Hofier was joined by the Berwick and Lennox, who failed from Gibraltar to give Intelligence that that Place was befieged : From whence 'tis conclu- ded, that our Admiral would not ftand Neuter. A certain Author ...