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... SHIP- N E S. Extr.ifl Letter from Falmouth. (LucA Feb. 16. 4 Tuefday Noon, I Taw from the Headland, come directly South from Sea, twelve large Ships; but then, a Fog, could nos dificovcr « what Nation they were of. At Thiee I wen: to Pen-4 dennis-Cadle ...
... Portfmou:h which Ship with Opr. Corniili, of the King William Piivateer liiiOol obout ten Leagues out ot Soundings who had taken eer Sloop, with Men, and had the Men board his Ship. have Advice, that the Privateer f rich Martinico Ship Tons, and brought ...
... large French Ship, which was taken fome time ago by the Kcnnington and the to a French Man of War, but prov'd a Weft-indil Ship, and is to worth 9000 1. the Augufta being one of the Convoy for the Newfoundland Fleet, fail'd with the Ships from thence for ...
... Lii:ilh Tiainot i'landct. i. * * * w An Cider is fen: Spirhe-ad. for his Fifty Gun Ships fail from thence ciiiist oft the Laud'* End for the oatety ol theTiade. . . The llland Ship* 3ir:v'd fjr oil Cover, fi.'i reft ether Ports The/ bring Advice, (hit Sir Chaloner ...
... Thuifday Night arrived his Majefly's Ships the Faulk* land, the Hon.' Greenville, and the Fly Sloop Capr. Lloyd, from Cruize round the Iflands of Alderney and Guemfey, where they went to get Intelligence of his & Ship the Viftory; and bring Advice, that ...
... her Cri On Thurfday Night arrived his Majefly’s Ships th Sand, the Hon, Capt. Greenville, and the Fly Slo from a Cruize round the Iflands of Alder Guerafey, where they went to get Intelligence of jefty's Ship the Vidtory; and bring Advice, that Cruize they ...
... Canaiy, and the Weftern lilands. Thefe Ships went in three very rich Spanifh Ships that fail'd from Cadiz for Buenos res, and milled them but by two Days off Teneriff. This Morning came Advice that his MajeOy's Ship the Mary, Smith, arriv'd at Lisbon the ...
... the fame four Ships, which had pafs'd Mr. wh ch Ships the Rear of the Admiral's Divifion engag'd, but a: great Diflance. That tl.e Somerfet, Princel'a, Dragon, Bedford, and Berwick, engag'd the rell of the Spaniards a head That one Ship oi Gum of the ...
... Gewor. 11. Solid ion the Qycftion Augult. 111. M. Creviei'i Ani'wer to M. Voltaire's Reflexion Hiftory and M. Rcllin. IV. Ships taken on both Side?, V. The great Tryal in Ireland continued. VI. Extracts irem the Weekly Kll-iys, Examples of Rapine and ...
... Gibraltar and Porc-mahone, will fail in a few Days under a very ftrong Convoy. And his Majelly's Ship the Sutherland will Convoy the other outward bound Ships now at Portfmoutb, as far as Madeira, and then proceed St. Helena. was held a General Court of ...
... had Carriage Guns, Svvi* ' ' vns, and 15c Men. When they came to us they found then Mil he, and the Lieutenant ot one ot the Ships came on boa id and told us, that two or three Days before they had lpoke with two Ficnch Privateers, the one of and the o« ...
... building Roval Ship ty Show (it has too tataily appeared they were nor Ufe) atid oc to protect the Merchants who w the £ the FB pence ; France was every \ Tw). { ~~ A ee 1744, (To be cont een long { ber of their homeward bound unconvoy’d Ships. Bi Title ct ...