... this Ship to be and a Reftitu. tion all its but would fend Inc functions to all the Ships for the future, to have particular Regard to the Vcilels belonging cto the Subjects of the Republick. The c anfwerd, that, not having had any Intelligence 6 the ...

... Letter contain?, other Thing?-, the following 1 i : Icarn'd very good Hands, il that there no»v equally more twenty-five Dutch Ship?, which traftick the* the American Sea belong * to rht King to hi-. Majelty A ...

... the Representations that 4 hath made, not only to the taking 1 the Enijlifli Ships the Spaniards, but alio the 4 King Spaing refuting to grant Schedule lor the South-Sea Ship. The following the Subftancc Memorial that Sir Thomas Gcraldino, Minifler of ...

... lie had dc of M.de Quadra the Relcafc of the ...

... being firmly deretmin'd, without ei the moll important Rcaihns to the contrary, not 44 the lend to deviate from the good Intelligence he has all relic.ioujly obferv l Sovereign Equity is more watchful than to depart from the c; Purity of JuUicc yet i« watchiul ...

... Captain, but have fcntcnced the Pilot to be for ever difablcd to pilot any Ships, or follow the Employment cf a Pilot in England during his Life. And Tuefday his MajeAy's Ship the Diamond was put in Commiflion, the Command of which was given to Captain ...

... three Capt. Anfelme's Men belonging to the Derby that was taken by Angria the Pirate, all whom attribute the Lofs of that rich Ship to the fhameful Cowardice of the Captain. Turpin waaieen lately in Holland, but wasthought was gone for Ireland, for he had ...