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... Letter from a Gentleman at Yarmouth, to his Comfpndtnt in Ncwcaftle, dated July a^. c On the a itt -Inftant a new Snow, _? Kelt, Mafler faded out of our Roads for Newcaflle, and on the tad about eighc Leagues N. W. from this Place, wasattack'd* by ...
... An Email 0} a Letter from the Hague. • Count Colowkin, AmbafTador from Ruffia, has mc- c form'd the Scit.es General, chat at Peters luryh they were * far from attributing the Declaration of War made by c Sweden to the King, imputing all the Fault thereof ...
... An RietraH of a Letter from Rathbw, dated May a B. { Intelligence has been brought here by Letters from Munich, chat French Troops are daily arriving in the Cantons thereabouts, in order to march into the Neigh- bourhood of Straubingen, which is their ...
... into c York-River in Virginia, a large Spaniih Merchant-Ship, i with a very fine Carg'6, befides i 7 Chefts of Silver; and ie ' is (aid that his Lordfhip will have upwards of iSoool. * Sterling to his own Share of chat Prize.' Laft Week fevera) Fifhing-boats ...
... from Petersburg, that the Velt Marshal de Munich was seized with a violent Cholik just after he din'd, but was relieved next Day by a Vomit, and is since perfectly recover'd, and has had a long Conference with Mr. Finch the British Minister. Vienna Dec ...
... out of a Clofe^7tfj*G belonging to Richard Taylor of Langley near ?? owlf'eiinefday the 15th of Nov. 1741, a' '» BLACK MARE earning three Years old, about 14 Hands 3 Inches hinh witha Star in the Forehead, one white Foot' behind J > • a large whisk ...
... juft taken a Step, whereof Great Britain was already making its Advantages, and which would probably occa- fion the War between the Englifh and Spani- ards to become more inveterate: Whereas if the States General would but have remain'd in a State of ...
... fo commodioufly cantoned along the Coaft, that in a Day's Time they can aflemble twenty Thoufand Forces ; and that they keep fo ftiift a Guard, that no Stranger is fuffered to come within a Quarter of a Mile of their Works. The Lords of the Admiralty grant ...
... . . ! . fr>r The St. Michael, a Spanifh Privateer taken by- h.s.Majefty's. Ship the Monmouth, is now fitting out at E-W.fmou.th for a Man of War: She is built of Cedar, isto cany al Guns,^ and is-'eftcem'd as complcat a Ship ot that Force as any in the* ...
... Umbrage, or be any other way. uneafy at it, feeing chat they cannot have moie evil and more difinterefted Guefts upon their Frontiers, than the Army of the Allies, fo long as the fame is tied up in fuch a Manner, that the Commander thereof in Chiet dare ...
... Hungary, but alfo for having even refufed a ( Paffage through his Territories, to a fingle Regi- f mentof SaxGothian Dragoons, in the Service c of the States General* Their High Mightine/Tes 1 have however given a lefs infulting Turn to ' this Affair, which ...
... in the time of a Froft, when the *• River might be paflable, or in the Spring; a v Condudc. of this Nature having caufed all Con ...