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... Wind having been strong at South West for near ten Weeks, upwards of two hundred sail of Merchants Ships for the East and West Indies, Tur- key, Spain, Portugal and the Streights, among them the great South Sea Ship Prince William, are detained in the Downs ...
... allowance. It will retain its ? in all Climates, ktho' kept seven Years? and is a certain Cure for the Dry Gripes in the West Indies. t ef I , ...
... hear that the Defiance and Tilbury Men of War, of six- ty Guns, are order'd to be got ready with all Expedition for the West Indies. Some Letters from Madrid advise, that a large Body of Troops has receiv'd Orders to be in readiness to march, and that ...
... same the Condition menti- ined in the said Will, and their Debtors accordinaly discharged. Letters from all Parts of the West Indies mention a great Drought, and particularly at Antigua, at which Place a Pale of Water, containing about three Gallons, has ...
... ffice, Canterbury, SQUIRE's Genuine Grand ELIXIR, the greatest RESTORATIVE in the World. Famed all over Europe and the West Indies, for its surprizing Efficacy in the Cure of Colds, old Coughs, Shortness of Breath, Consumptions, and all Diseafes or the ...
... ance. It will retain its Virtues in all Climates, tho' kept seven Years, and is a certain Curs for the Dry Gripes in the West Indies. N. B. This is the only Medicine which is now recommeralcd by the Phyficians of London,againft there prelim Epidemical ...
... LONDON, Aug. 24. We hear that a Squadron of 14 Ships of War, will be kept up in the West- Indies. r And that the Mediation of France for Accommodating the Differences between Spain and Great Britain, hath been re- jected. We hear from Woolwich, that the ...
... to embrace the Christian Religion. The Dutchess of Ostina stood Godmother. The Crops of Sugar fall so very short in the West Indies, that on Thursday last the Ship Hampshire, Cape. Forster, arrived in the Downs from Nevis, without one Hogshead of Sugar ...
... Profession, and of an excellent Character in Life. We hear that Capt. Lestock, late Commodore his Majesty's Squadron in the West Indies, is coming home on board the London, Capt. Dover, from Jamaica. Wednesday the Assizes ended Kingston, when the three following ...
... whose Dispatches have occasioned the calling of several Councils at Court. ---- The Fleet of Merchantmen destin'd for the West-Indies, set sail a few Days ago with a fair Wind, under Convoy of a Man of War : it consists of 30 Ships, viz 23 for Rio de Janeiro ...
... Hawkers were immediately taken up. 'Tis remarked that great quantities of Gun-powder have been of late shipp'd off for the West-Indies, where 'tis expected it will be a very useful Commodity, unless the Spaniards mend their Manners. According to the Accounts ...
... Majesty's Ships the Tartar Pink and Squirrel in Company .; the former carrying Orders to the Governors and Men of War in the West-Indies, and the latter going to cruize in the Gulph, Sec. on the Spaniards, having al- ter'd her Head, and otherwise disguis'd ...