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... Night and Day at the Redoats'and other Works, to flop all the Paffages into the Country of Nice.; he has even difarried two Ships of his Sqaadron, to plant Artillery in certain Places that were neeeffary to be defended by Cannon. Ten Battalions of the King ...
... of Stanton, Efq; Whitehall, Feb. 8. His Majefiy s Ship the Saphire, commanded by Captain Holmes, being on a Cruize on the Cotill of Portugal; and in Company with forne home: ward bound Merchant Ships, which he was convoying into the Sea, faw two Sail ...
... ernploy'd 137 Ships in the _ _ • Greenland Trade, which have brought home 865 Whales and a half, and 23,712 Barrels of Oil. It is remarkable that ' two Ships caught, between them, zo Whales, and founder'd with them. - Fifty Ditch Ships have been employed ...
... has left a fufficient Guard to proted the Ship and Crew from the I Depredation's 'of' the Country People. The Cato is valued at 40,000.1. • • - :Literick, Way 3b. , A•few Days ago arrived here feye-:, al large Ship laden with ,Baulk and Deals, Which were ...
... remain • as. they are. • That the Commerce of the Cafpian Sea fhould not 'for the future be carried on but by Means of the Ships • belonging to the Subjeas of Perfia, and that the Englifh • and other Natioris that trade with Ruffia, fhould alfo • 4 make ...
... Captain of the Ship, who fell the firft Broadfide we . 'gave them, and a Lieutenant-Colonel belonging to the ' Havanna, who was the Governor of the Havanna's Ne, , phew. They had likewife 21 wounded. There was a large Ship in Company with the Ship ' and Settee ...
... Eabourne, Efq; de. cca fed. Whitehall, :7 4. His Majeily's Ship the Portma:ion, commanded by the Hon. Captain Henry Aylmer, being on a Cruize, received Intelligence from the Mailer of a Dutth Ship on the 20th of lalt Month, that three Days before he had ...
... 'French Pay, for the Service of his Imperial Majefty. , FRANCE. • • Seit. i 3. We haVe juit receiv'd Advice that feven of our Ships, lionieWard-bound . from the Indies, been attack.'d and taken by the Engliih in thofe Our Correfpondeht does not fay whether ...
... Afternoon,' and a Gate was to be delivered . at Seven. Pritrate Letters from the Hague inform us, that thee; had certain Intelligence from the Court of Turin, that Count Traun, having, in the fofteil Manner poffibleedec,lin'd fending Troops:to his, S ardinian ...
... Bell, of the Panther from Antigua, whole Ship founder'd, and who was luckily taken up by the Seymour, is arrived in Town, and rives the following Account, viz. That he came out in Company with feveral Ships, and a Man of War ; that the Day this Difafter ...
... Advice from Philadelphia, that two of the Privateers belonging to that Province had taken and brought in there two Spanifh Ships of very great Value, bound from Cadiz to La Vera Cruz. On the lan of Decemb. N. S. between Seven and Eight in. the Evening ...
... four of the Bafhaw's Sons got over the Walls, and came in a fmall Feluca to this Biy, from whence they proceeded in a French Ship to Marfeilles This Garrifon remains in very good Health, and is well limed with Provifions. LONDON 13. We hear that there is ...