... Portsmouth, advises, that she and fifteen more of his Maje- sty's Ships are order'd to sail the first fair Wind to the West- Indies to join Admiral Vernon. We hear from Herenhausen, that his Majesty, who bas been slightly indispos'd with an Aguish Diosrder ...

... bklnt the an r ; Mr. Sparke or Mi. Pevtbtrifn m PM (Trite 6 d.) Neatly htigraved and Coloured, New and .accurate MAP the WEST - INDIES. Exhibiting iW>t onlv all tAC lti an p'lltU'd by the Entfifi, French; Spaniards* and Durch, out all the /ivn and Settlement* ...

... Vessels out of Harbours. The Princess Augufta Privateer, Capt. Le Gross has taken a French Ship of about 160 Tons from the West Indies, and carried her into Fowey. The Charming Satan, Scott, from South Carolina for London, is taken and carried into Rochel ...

... Hardy on board the Princess Amelia at the Nore, when a Lieute- nant of one of his Majesty's Ships lately arrived from the West Indies was tried for Munity ; and after a long Hear- ing it was agreed that the Affair should be laid before the Lords of the Admiralty ...

... Ship the Deal-Castle, has ' retook and brought in here a Snow call'd the Griffin, be- ' longing to Cork, and bound to the West-Indies ; the Car- ' go was sold here, and the Vessel was purchased by Admi- ' ral Boscawen for a Tender. ' Capt. Montague, of the ...

... Duke of Argyll, is chosen Mem- ber for Argyllshire, in the room of Charles Cambell, Esq; who died some time since in the West Indies. And William Douglas, Esq; of Cavers, is elected for the Shire of Roxburgh, in the room of John Rutherford, Esq; who has ...

... convoy the Dept ford Storeship, Capt. Gould, with Stores for Admiral Vernon's Fleet, and near 40 Merchant Ships to the West Indies. ? It's said the two Spanish Captains, who are now in the Custody of Mr. Hutchings, one of the King's Messengers in Dar ...

... Fryars, died Yesterday Morning, he being on the said Scaffold. Mr James Johnson, a young Gentleman lately come from the West Indies, is also one of the unhappy Sufferers, be- ing kill'd on the Spot. A Peruke-maker at Newington, who had a Wife and se- ven ...

... Gothenbourg, which will make a Communication between the Baltick Sea and the Western Ocean, by which Means Ships may go to the West Indies, without being obliged to pass through the Sound; which is a great Way round, and sometimes a dangerous Passage. It is computed ...

... allowance. It will retain its Virtues in all Climates tho' kept seven Years, and is a certain Cure for the Dry Gripes in the West Indies. N. B. Sold at the Printing Office Canterbury, 1. The New Week's Preparation for a worthy Receiving the Lord's Sup- per ...

... News of Sunday's and Wednesday's Posts. A. Naval Affairs, East and West Indies Trade, &c. 1. The Officers of the Men of War, which are to act as Guard Ships on our Coasts, are ordered to repair on board their respective Ships. 2. One of the Transports ...

... Footpads, who robbed her of her Watch and some Silver, and made off undiscovered. Captain Burford, lately arrived from the West Indies, is appointed by the Lords of the Admiralty a Com- mander of the Royal Navy on Half-pay, in Considera- tion of his many ...