From the LONDON GAZETTE,
... but only 15 Days from Cape Francois. She had taken a New- Eng land Ship in the Lat. of 34. • Lord Bamff retook the Mailer and his Ciew in the Privateer, and was cruizing to lind ths Ship when ?? away. ■ ...
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Admiraitcy Office, September 16
... only 15 Days from Cape Francois. She had taken __ New-England Ship in the Lat. of 34. the Matfter and Crevf of which Lord Banff retook in the Privateer, afid was cmi* fing to find the Ship when this Letter came away. ...
A Letter from an Officer in the Camp at Egra, dated Sept..at Brels
... from whence (he had been out 6 Months. She had taken a New-Englan .l Ship in Lat. 34. Lord Banffretook the Mafter and his Crew in the Privateeer, and was cruizing to find the Ship when his Letter came away. ...
Barracks in the to the Wharf board a Veffel appointed to carry them down to Gravefend at Place a Veffel
... had been about fix Months but Days from Cape Francois She had taken a New England Ship in the retook the Mafter and his Crew the Privateer and was cruizing to find the Ship his came away Friday's and Saturday's POSTS FOREIGN AFFAIRS SWEDEN STOCKHOL My September ...
t;:: London G4z..nte, Sept. 17. Aiiitrlty Office, September is. Letters from Sir Chainno: Ogle at J iniaica, ..
... from Sir Chainno: Ogle at J iniaica, dated 19:1) of June, contain the following, Adv ices, viz. On the 17th cf May, upon Intelligence of a Privateer hovering _on the North Side the Inlaid, Sir Chaloner lent out his Tender after her, with 63 Men, Linda the ...
1' . . i . _. - ,.Th v r s d a. v' s Post
... 00,000 Livres;, that Admiral Matthews, upon examining the Mafter of rhe Ship, obliged him to own that the Corn and Money were defign'd frt the Spanifh Army, and therefoie the Ship was de- clar'd to be a lawful Piize; aod that they had taken out the Artillery ...
G R M ANY;
... '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 ...
LONDON, Sept. 6
... Aso whac the Low Countries and Lombardy are to furnith, uncertain, Private Letters from the Hague inform us, had certain Intelligence from the of Tu Count Traun having, in the folreft manncr poi clin’d fending Troops to his Sardinian ances till he had received ...
4 at they are eficemed by the belt Judges exceeding Ane and beautiful; great (4.pr:titles are every Wek brought to
... 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 ...
September of a whom Fred’rick an Aly ? thofe who bell Wherefore and when Foe?' Ini' reft b Refining varying
... for Hull loft From the London Gazette Admiralty-Office Sept 8 His Majefty Ship Moh-mooth commanded Capt Windham arriv’d the from a Cruize on 6th Inftant and brought Spanifh Ship commiffion'd by the King Spain of Guns and no Men of which SoldiersShe was ...
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... Walley', two white Feet behind; and , the off Foot before, a'cut ,Tail, - and 'about thirteen Hands high. Whoever will give Intelligence of them they may bc be had again,. to William Lett, at Stone Honfe, in the Ihrifh of Hanbury,. .Worcefterfhire, (hail receive ...
made Colonel and hath Degrees of Honour to the higheft his Majefty having been pleas’d to create him a Field ..
... the Dutch Ship which is fuppos’d td have the Plague on board being on the Coaft and ordering them to take neceffary Meatures for preventing her putting into any of the Ports of this Kingdom And Night came Advice to fome Merchants that Ship was feen off ...