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... fined built Ships Europe. (si.) The lad Letters from irifflOß •«l. the Union drifter and defer every Day, better* that Court and the Court Vienna. Hie iaft from certain Northern Court, nrfuch arrived there, werefar from givine the sfaftion that was expufted ...
... all Evil. Letters from Legnotn aifjre us, that they have certain . Intelligence from Algiers, of there being in hat Port . to fail, Ship Guns, so, and one of i and that the 70 Gun Ship, which has been fo long upon the Stocks, is at latt ieady to be launched ...
... have piov.ded fin.c the Lei . three proper Ships f°r I P ' Filkner> C . cefler, Capr, '* T, vVvvell. C'pt. John Alexander Mathewfon , the Wyveil Bowfer. which ate all r For and withic^to fail. Enqui-e Intelligence lhlin, Mr.Samuel Saturdays in the Mommy- ...
... propar Ships for that Puipofe, vz. the Leicefteri Capr, Pearce Taylor the Ftllcner, Capt. Alexander Mathcwfon; the Wyvell, Capt. John ■Rowfer, which are all tight Ships well fitted, and with good Accommodations for Paflcnger*. For Intelligence when the ...
... three proper Ships for that Purpcfe, viz. the Leicefter, Capr, Pearce Taylor the Capt. Alexander Mathewfoo the VVfvell, C.pt. John liowfer. which are all tight ftrongSh.ps well htted. and with good Accommodations for PafTengeys. 1-or Intelligence when the ...
... reinforced her troops in Moravia with twelve squadrons of horse and four regiments of infantry, upon the receipt of some intelligence from Berlin. On Friday died, advanced in- years, at her house in Mare-street, Hackney, Mrs. Raylton an eminent preacher ...
... Yeflcrday fcveral Officers belonging to the Fleet which is to fail under Admiral Hawke to Nova Sccti* fet ooj for their refpeflive Ships at Portfmouth, D'r. lohn Pflnglc was 'Ordinary to his Royal Highnels the Duke. Exiradi ot Letter from a Perion ot Dillmttion ...
... A great many of the Inhabitmts in and about this City, having got Intelligence of the Place where Frcny the Robber was lurking, went in order to take him } of which got Intelligence, and got over the River to Ennifteage lide in a Boat, and the Boatman ...
... with two Whales was iol; and that Ships were (hut up in the Ice. The Accwtrr therefore the of June, of I Shipc, ,vhi c the Dutch Tent out this Year, (food fo’low*.; »ij. Ships had caught s» Whales. Ships em'.'tv. 4 ...
... new augtvenVd To , and we flatter ourfeives. that in two Years it will hi fufikient cocontam Sups of large Bur. July ig. Few Ships arrive in this for fear of thc Barbary Corlairs, who continue to inte.l our AuguS Gir Commerce, has been in declining (late ...
... had a g eat R. gard for him and a juft Remembrance of Ins Heryictt It is a great while ago fmee he was fufpedtedot giving Intelligence to the Courts of Stockholm and Berl wdl afvekilles. Ab.ut letters was intercepted and brought , V who was fo good as fhew ...
... Rains; and Stars; and the whole conclude With beautiful Illuminations. pat of Colonel Frazer Regiment of Marines, on board the Ships lately arrived at Spithead under the Command of Rear-Admiral Forbes, are ordered to be immediately disbanded. By a private ...