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... fcalemg Sadders&c. but were bravely repulfed by theGtrnfou. The Admiral ordered (cveral of his Ships to come about jn order to pick up of the French Ships. Jf poSble He himlelf was on the point returning to England with fevera! of the Men War.-—The lame ...
... aVh of March i»R, three proper Ships for that vz. the Lzice/ier, Capr, I'carce Taylor the Urner, Ctpr. Alcaander the Wyvel), C ...
... his MajeftvMvl ot Letters between Dublin andHoliyhead. do hereby Not ice, that they have ptovided the of March |au, proper Ships for that Purpofe, viz. the Leicefler, Capr, Pearce Taylor •, the F.lkner, Capt. Alearnder Mathewfoni ?he_\Vyvell. C:pt. John ...
... venthcmot h.s.n T h is w-hich luch an appearance ot carries, ro a . ,';, rorzay has caukd the Truth. that a gaveSiim his Intelligence, and lons to be arretted who gave.” lhi * 011 has ptomiled to examine ft contidehtly re- They write from Vienna, that > ...
... proper Ships for that viz, the Lei* I cetter, Capr, Pearce Taylor j the Fslkner, Cipt. 1 Alexander Mathewfoni the Wyvelt, Cipt. John Bswfer. which are all tight firongShips, well hired, and with good Accommodations for Paljengers. hor Intelligence when ...
... comes ro be Fadf, inftead of being as at prefenr, a Thing only in View, we cannot fail of having difiindf and very certain Intelligence to the Events, which with, their Minutefi Circuraftances, fhall be accurately and impartially tranfinrtted. Hamburgh, Feb ...