... Ext rail of a Letter by the Ship Marygold from % mate a. dated June J . 1 7 3«> • T HE Land Fo. ces laft fent toour AiTiftancel.- vhisi climbedc be p.i en i Settler* ent 0f ?? r ...

... wafte Hou- f.swifi fo^n be ptill'd down, and rebuilt, The 2 Hamburg ships from Greenland are not yet arrived, for which the Crews of the 4 in the Ro.d feem very ooectfy, having intelligence of the d>aifh Cruize rs having h.en ften in Chace of them and oilier ...

... Gerw having met another French Ship, loaded wiih Fr: vifions and Ammunition for the Mahcontentsi; Cotfics, attacked and took her, and killed Fart- her Crew for refifcing. We are told the Miniftei of Genoa having Intelligence ofthis by Ex preii went immediately ...

... drew her Keck out of the Collar juft as it was upon the Peint of being executed -, the Cardinal de Fleury having received Intelligence, that the Defigshad taken Air at Vi- enna, and that the Imperial Ministers had ereded Batteries to blow the Spaniards and ...

... of this Decree, it had been made life of with a View of obtaining fome Favour from the Englifh towards the French trading Ships, but that thefe laft were treated in G. Britain with greater Severity than they had ever been, the .Merchandize of France, ...

... Republick of Venice, *j whom the Emperor is in Alliance. Tis reported that 2 Bomb Catches, _2 ?? gates for Intelligence, and as many more Ship; War as will make up 30 in Number, will be fort with put in Commiffion. 'Tis faid Dr. Chgget, Dean of Rochefter ...

... his Rigjjj of holding cci tain Lands in the County of Limricfc And we fee the following Article printed in the' Dublin Intelligence, vi£. That on ths 2d Inftant i| the Morning, Dr. Thomas Sawbridge, Dean of Ferns, was arraigned for forcibly and feloniaufh ...

... Turks making Preparations for War againft fome European Power, Accounts from Vienna by the Holland Mails con- tradi&tttat Intelligence, and fay there is no Ap- pearance of either as yet. The Governor of Capua miking fsequent and bold S3lkys, and carrying ...

... bound from Barbadoes to Ja- maica, was lately taken by a French Ship, belong- ing to Martinico, who carried her into that Place. This we apprehend was by way of Reprifal, for the Ship which the Governor of Antigua took fome time iince from the French ...

... 'tis feared the Crop will prove very indif- ferent this Seafon. The 6 Ships fuppofed to be French Men of War fecn off Falmouth, as mentioned in my lait, prove to be Dutch Eaft India Ships homeward bound. 'Tis generally reported, that her Majefty has re- ceived ...

... would advance to the very Gates of Baftra : Where the French had cifarmed feveral of the Inhabitants fufpe&ed of holding Intelligence with the Mutineers, which la fl are perfectly appri- sed of every thing the French do, whilft: theie have not the leaft ...

... fecret Commiffion, The following is an Extra& of a Letter from Paris, which comes from a Correfpondent of ours., upon whofe Intelligence we lay a greater Strefs $han upon any other whatfoever. IT may be rem^rk'd the Wind has blown for forae Years paft from ...