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... Men of War. ?? The above Ships were iri Company fome Time with the Due de Chaitrc., lately arriv'd af Port l'Orient, but did not know ofa Ficnih War till they met the lift Inftant with a Dutch Ship, vvho gave them Intelligence thereof. The; Montford, Hanflop ...
... having preiented the lame, it M M tm S **W was read by Air. Speaker, viz. GEORGE b\. HIS Majefty having received certain Intelligence, that tde eldeft Son ofthe Pretender to his Crown is ar- rived in France, and that Preparations are making there to invade ...
... Owners fitting out Ship cruize on the Chriftians According to private Letters Cadiz Intelligence there Regifter Ship failed from thence in April for America had taken by an Man of War It is faid that 200000 Pieces of have been on this Ship Genoa Several Englifh ...
... Nov. 7. The Mafter of a Dutch Ship that 4cft Alicant the ud of laft Month reports, that the next Day he fell in with the Britifh Fleet under Admiral Rowley, fome Men of War of which were giving Chace to feveral Spanifh Ships, and that the Night following ...
... our American Colonies in a Poft ure of De- -1 fence- The Providence Snow, Capt. Fletcher, of ' Boflon, has brought in two Ships rrom Martinico.' We hear from Oftend, that the French have burnt and plundered many Villages up the Country, and carried off ...
... Schach fhall withdraw out of the Ottoman Territories with all his Troops; that he fhall from henceforth live in perfed Intelligence with the Porte, without ever trumping up any new Preten- tions , and that the Grand Seignior will, on his Part, aban- don ...
... hardly bring 25,000 into the Field. Thur f day Morning tarty the CabbiH of one of the Martinico Ships, now lying at Deptford, taken hf his Majeftfs Ships the Hampton Court, Chefler, and Grampus Sloop, took Fire, and burnt with g* eat Pury for fome Time- ...
... Of Ad---y,- Have BRITONS much to hope from There, . . • • Unlefs the Lo RD OF Ai The Ramilies and the ,Union, both 90 Gun Ships, which have been deen'd unfit for Service above twenty .Years; are order'd to be rebuilt with all Expedition ; as are the following ...
... From the LONDON GAZETTE. Bofton in New-England, ■ 08. 3. TH E Guard-Ship, which our Governor fent to convoy the Third* Company of Soldiers railed here for the Reinforcement of his Majefty's Garrifbn at Annapolis Royal, being returned, brings the following ...
... joined by fix Ships, the Cannonading became more furious than before. We hear by fomc Englifli Sail- ors who came in here in a Longboat, That they had re- treated from the Battle after letting Fire -to their Ship; That 2 other Englifll Ships were blown up ...
... French Ships ftopt in the Ports of Ireland Letters from Marfeilles of the 4th Inftant that they are fitting out at Toulon four Frigates four Gallies and two Fly Boats in order to look out for French and Spaniffi Ships of which we have no Intelligence fince ...
... between the Two NelleS- That immediately after, the Purfer ofan Ealt-Lidia Ship- arrived in that City; and that upon a Surmife of the faid Ship's having faiu Behind the other 3. Ships her Partners,. ihe having 101 l tevcra! of bcr Hands in the PaiTage, and ...