... IF any Gentleman, Merchants or others, have occalion to freight any Ship from thi> Port, , to any Patt of this Kingdom, ot for Foreign Ports, mayntum/gto Mr. Laurence Colby vi North Shields, who will procure Mailers to ferve them, Jan. the lift, \ji6-7i ...

... Nations.— —What can be the Meaning of this . Do the Italians be- lieve we can't prote-t our Merchant-Ships in the Mediterranean \ Such Son of Intelligence and Ad- vice, among Foreign Merchants, is no Way to our Honour, and as little to our Intereft: Prance ...

... concluded between the Em- peror and the Porte. A Confiimation of this important Intelligence is expected with great Impatience. They write from Cadiz, that the Affogues Ships, expect- ed irom New Spain, have on board to the Value of 16 Millions in Pieces ...

... drew olf, and returned towards Belgrade. Three of out Ships were ftation'd in the Danube at the Mouth of the Temes, to hinder the Enemy's Vcfle.s from faffing up that River: The Commodore of our Ships was a Knight of Malta : On the ptn they were at- tack'd ...

... Altea -Bay. and faw three Ships ftanding in by the Wind*, one whereof hoifted a Jack on his Enfign Staff, and fired a Gun to Leeward, on which I hoifted our Enfien. We had then a large Wind, and all (mall Sails fet*, the neareft Ship was diftant a League and ...

... Haddock's own Hand, it appeals, that the St. Jofeph, one of the Caracca Ships, was taken in Sight of Count Clavijo's Squad ion in the Bay of Cadiz. Advice came on Satuiday, that a Spanilh Ship, Burthen joo Tons, was drove into Milfprd-Haven by Strefs of Weather ...

... till the End of September. The Flota is to be compofed of 13 Merchant Ships and three Men of War, according to the prefeiit Nomination} others have folicited for Licences for their Ships, but as yet have not been able to obtain the fame. A Britifh Man of ...

... From the, General Evening Post, Aug. 17. Madeira, $uly zi. Two Ships of War, the Hec- tor (Sir Yelvertgn Peyton, and the Blandford, Capt. Burrifii, and five Tranfports with Forces on board, ynder, the Command of General Oglethorpe* for Georgia, are fafely ...

... Morning, leaving three Officers in Cuftody with the Ship, to prevent any loul Play. In the Middle of the Night two Boats, with eight Men, arm'd with Blunderbufles, Piftols, &c. t.app'd on board the faid Ship, and after having beaten the Officers unmercifully ...

... all the Forts. We aie jiift now unmooring cur Ship, and ll.all fail in the Morning by Gun-fire, for Porto-Bello, with nine or ten ftout Ships, 'and we don't doubt of taking it in a few Days; for all the Ships are well mann'd, and in furpiizinp good Health ...

... Paragraph in this Day's St. James's Even- ing Poll (hews, time our Irifh Intelligence gain'd Credit at Dub- lin, and othet Places, however far from being true. 'Two Irilli Mafteis of Ships having ptck'd up the News 'of Admiral Haddock's taking 14 Sail of French ...

... Old River to take it in: They alfo took a Sloop belonging ro Jamaica. The Mailer of the Eollon Ship, viz. Capt. Edwi id Buckley of this Town, having Intelligence of it, immediately got a Sloop, and with fome of his Men went direftly after the Spaniards, ...