... that the Succefs Man of War, with the Mer- chant Ships under her Convoy, arriv'd at that Port the 2d Initant, N. S. They left the Ships bound to Oporto well off the Bar of that Place. His Majefty's Ship the Bridgwater and the Serpent Bomb, aje, by the ...

... their fnulleft Ships and three Galiies hawl'd up to the Head ofthe Harbour, out of Gun-lhot, and two large ones, of 60 and 40 Guns, moor'd clofe over to the other Shore, as there was not Depth of Water for them to go up the Harbour. One Ship was laid acrofs ...

... came on, which made our Ship very leaky, * and l'o difabled tiie. Gloucefter, by carrying away her Mafts, and 1 fpringing a Leak, that we were oblig'd to take the Captain, and ' Ship's Company out, thwy not being able to keep the Ship above 'Water. • * Our ...

... with Vine- gar, as likewife the Ship, to prevent Infection, A Placart is publilh'd by tlie States of Holland, forbid- ding all Commerce with the Ifland of Sicily, or Calabria, for lix Months proviitonally, on p.iin of the Ship's being burnt, and the Crew ...

... —See laft Poft. His Majefty's Ship the Princefs Mary, Capt. Smith, of 60 Guns, and ihc Jtuilale, Capt. Young, of 40 Guns, are order'd away imne- diately trom Plymouth, to convoy the outwaid. bound Fleet of Mer- chant Ships for Newfoundland. Yefterday came ...

... Admiral, having had Intelligence that ...

... LONDON, January i. This Morning came Advice, that his Majefty's Ship the Phaeton Firefliip, Capt. Seaton, arrived at Spithe.id yefterday 'from Jamaica 'he came out in Company with his Majefty's Ship the Boyne (on board of which is Admiral Vernon ) and fcveral ...

... aside, to the great Mortification of the Court of Franckfort. We are informed by the same Letters, that they have certain Intelligence from Lille, that all the Regular Troops quartered there were unexpectedly march'd into the Three Bishopricks, so that they ...

... ven ai de hole kno we did ftng ' Te Deum for de Viftory. ' Admiralty Office, Jidy 9. Cap* ; vr, Commander of his Majefty's Ship the Fowe, ' Sir Chaloner Ogle's Squadron, writes Word in hi .ctter dated April the 26th, at Jamaica, That on the 17th, in ...

... the Kail- Indies.— So we may expect to hear of him by fome of the homeward-bound India Ships this Spring. . By the faid Ship we have Advice, that his Majelly's Ship the Shoreham, with the Tranfports under her Convoy, ha- ving on board 500 Soldiers from ...

... Detachment near to Perugia, to prevent Defertion. M. de Gages having received a falfe Intelligence that a confiderable Number of Troops was on board his Britannick Majelty's Ships that were going into the Adriatick, in order to be landed on that Coait, lent a ...

... Vi&iull'd and Mann'd forthwith : it is to confift of three of 90, three of 80 and 70, and five of 60 and 50 Guns, beiides a Fire-Ship, Bomb- Veffel, and Tenders. The Right Hon. the Countefs of Yarmouth is very much indifpos'd. The Titles, Preferments, Removes ...