... letting Sail with a brisk Breeze in the Weymouth, he towM her round and open'd a free Paffagc for our largeft, Ships. The Weymouth, two Fire-Ships, and the two Bomb- Ketches were the only Veflcls which fail'd within the Tons; and as they were then within ...

... Hawke fell in with the French Fleet, he brought too a Dutch Ship bound to Rochelle, and ordered the Mafter of her ou board, and told him, That he had certain Advice of a large Fleet of Ships being ready to fail out of that Port forthe Weft Indies, and ...

... thirty pieces of Cannon, and erected three Batteries for the Defence of their Huts. The Captain of a Genoefe Bark having Intelligence of their Condu6t, prevailed upon a hundred defperate Corficans- to land upon, and attack them in the Ifland, when ie was ...

... afhore : That the Admiral hoifted his Flagon board the Leilox ; and that the Ships failed in two Divifions. From all which it is conjectur'd that he had got fome particular Intelligence, by taking the above-mentioned Veffel, ?? ?? „ . , . Letter^ by Yefterday's ...

... Slaughter the Att* jtriam^admade at Pf aff enhoven.-~ From the Hague -jf May 2, we are icld, that they had juft received Intelligence, that the Allied Army was marching to Hade, in o ...

... Highncfs the Duke umberland will begin his march To-morrow to- Is Invernefs, where he propofes to be on the 17th nt. All the Intelligence we have had for thcfe Days paft about the Rebels, has been only a Con- ation of their Confufion and Mutinies ; and we that ...

... the Foit'lfications of the Harbour. ' The Store-Ships and Viftual- lers for Admiral Matthews's Fleet fail'd the 4th of- this Month from Lisbon, uncicr Convoy of 'ft yen Men of War; but having Intelligence the fame Day at Sea ol the* French' being oft the ...

... actually returning to the Ifland of Hieres, having taken, in it's PafJage, feveral French Ships; which were, however, all of them releas'd. the Admiral having no Intelligence that War was declai'd between the two Nations. Ac- cording to ntir lafl Lerters from ...

... make fome Attempt, having brought in there feveral empty Waggons, and fome Horfes to draw the Artillery ; and according to Intelligence from Ghent Three Days ago, they had fent from the Dominicans at Ghent 256 Wag- gons loaded with Bifcuit to Dunkirk, where ...

... Moors belonging to his Retinue, who have lately abfconded, and for whom, though the ftrifteft Search has been made, no Intelligence whatever could be I t ' ?? I L:.ft Sunday Night the Chapel ofthe French Am- baffador, in Grofvenor-Square, was broke open ...

... Inftruftions, which he had received from Mr. Haddock, having fiift appointed Cruizers in proper Stations for procuring Intelligence, and annoying the Ene- my, and th3t they had already had the good Fortune to take and deftroy feveral Veflels, {aden with ...

... begin to be extremely uneajy about the Conduft of kis Pruffian Majefty, md tbat they pretend to have-re- teived certain Intelligence of his having concluded^ a Treaty, by which 30,000 of his Troops are to enter into the Pay ofthe Maritime Powers. Tefterday ...