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... breaking up this Day (the 250) and marching to Krotzka. Men are employed to bring the Ships and Bridge of Boats up the River to Belgrade with all Expedition. We have Intelligence that the Turks are on the March towards us in three 'Columns, one by the Way of ...
... Enterprise, drew her Neck out of the Collar as it was upon the Point of being executed; the Cardinal de Fleury having received Intelligence, that the Dcfign had taken Air at Vienna, and .that the Imperial Minifters had crelted Batteries to blow the Spaniards ...
... Performance of the Promifes made them before his Departure. It having been reprefentcd in feveral News Papers, that the great Dutch Ship which was caft away on the Coati of Suffex the 24th of laft Month, was plundeed by the Pealants of that Country, and a great ...
... fought between Caprain Pinnel, Commandcr . of the Lauda, an Eail India Ship outward bound, and Mr. Onilow Burriib, one of the Supercargo's of the Montague, another EMI India Ship; they both failed from the Downs together at!cut to Days 'ince ; tut by ...
... it was given out the Moors, that the Coati was returti'd to Mequince ; that the Emperor had given Orders for relegating the Ship, Crew, and Patrengers, but no Advice of any Kind was come from the Conful, which makes it a Matter of Doubt, and all the Chriitian ...
... the Ship, but not one of them endangered her or did her any (oliOlerable Nor more than three Officers on board her wounded, among them Lttitiquint Culonct Count Lillie's daugeroufly in the Thigh ; Ly a Piece of a Stone Bullet that broke in thc Ship, and ...
... Charles Waget's putting into Torbay with his Squadron is entirely talk, the laid :tquatiron being met the t 7th Inftant by a ship arrived in the River off of the Start, fleecing S. W. with a brisk Gale of Wind at N.E. and as this is the 9th Day once Sic ...
... that have been on Baird of the Dutch Turkey Ship loft on the Goodwin Sands the zzd of this intlant Month December, aid have laved any Goods out of her, or takim up any fv:iinming that came out of the laid Ship, whkh they have nut brought in to the proper ...
... that have been on Board of th Dutch Turkey Ship loft on the Goodwin Sands the zzd of this inflant Month December, and have laved any Goods out of her, or taken up ar.y fwimming that came out of the laid Ship, which they have nut brought in to the proper ...
... a: (ter, and Wog &laid to carry him thro' the tilers intOst his Majefif s Liceme. , Streets Left the Scholars fhould gct Intelligence WHereas divers of majeay's Subjeas have been of the Affair, and give them the dual Difcipline, of late leduced to enlift ...
... a Hole in it; with a fmall Scoot upon her Back, the Hair being rubb'd off; about eight or nine Years old. Whoever gives Intelligence of the faid Cow, fo as to be had again, to Daniel Jarvis aforefaid, (hall have all reafonable Satisfaition. GEORGE FREND ...
... Guernfey, Anne C. Witts from Leghorn, Con- Rant Mary C. Speck from Lisbon, and Loyal Katherine C. Brown from Exon. His Majdly's Ship the Spence came down Ycitcrday, and failed Weft this Day. As did the Stretham C. Weficott. Ockham C. Jobfon, Ainabie C. Birch ...