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... SHIP-NEWS. Extrafief Letter Pert/mtuth, dated fitly zy. Vefterday arrived Spithead his Majefty’s Sicop Viper, laiely launcii’cl at Pool the l.icutcnunt of which, in his P.iflage round, went with his iioat mann’d imf ioir.e the Shipwrights at Works on ...
... His Majclly's Ship the Salifbury, Capt. Eiigecuinbe • arrived here this Afternoon, having been very much ' damaged in her Malls by bad Weather. When this Ship ' left Admiral Anfor, there was great Rcafon to believe, ' from the Intelligence they had gained ...
... 4 good Fortifications and had Mr. Townfliend had better 4 Intelligence of d'Anville's Strength, (which was reported 4 to Ships, then at Chebuclou) he would have gone 4 down with all the Ships at that Place, and attack d him 4 there, and in all Probability ...
... fav'd tyro our own Country Ships from falling a Prey 4 to the Enemy. 4 are To-morrow, upon good Intelligence, on • a fix Weeks Cruize, which finilhes our Articles. •have alio great Hopes meeting the Heft or, one the 4 Ships out after, as excelled the ...
... upon the 6th, at Four in the Morning, lailed from Arras. About Noon were Nouay, but not hnding the French Ships there, endeavour get Intelligence of them : At Cannay were informed that tl.ey that upon the in the Afternoon, fleet ing towards Barra; thereupon ...
... the Coaft that none of the Re‘ bcls may get off. There Embargo on all Ships and * Vcffcls. The Fiilung-Boats cannot off without our * Commanding Officer feeing who is on board. All Ships * that come into the Harbour arc ordered to be unrigg’d, * that they ...
... z'ith of June the French Fleet were fee by fevered Ships fleering N, W. leaving the Right Hand; from whence it it itferr'd that they were bound to Ireland, which is very probable: But the fame Ships take Notice the feeing Admiral Martin's Fleet, thu this ...
... London Intelligencer: And continued every and Saturday, early in Evening, THIS Paper will be lupplicd, tor Part, with frefh Intelligence frr.m CorrePpondents of* its own, to not to mere Traniaiptot others already pubJifhed.— 7 he Narrative will plain y true ...
... March 7. Our la ft Letter.-, from Gottenbourg fay, that a great many Hands are employed there in cutting out of the Ice the Ship widen h to carry die French Ambaflador's Recruits, and they hoped fuc would be clear in fews Days. h'cnice in Italy, March ...
... Advice of the Arrival of the French Ships on this Cealt, difpatchcdon Sunday the Hound Sloop, which was in this Port, Northward, m CJucll them, with Orders Aberdeen and Peterhead, and further North, if any Intelligence there ihouid Encouragement to come ...
... have taken a great Number of ...
... Minifters c/.cus’d thcmfelves, under Pretence of not having received fufficient Inftruflions on that Head. We have certain Intelligence from Munich, that the Treaty between the Elector of Bavaria and the Maritime Powers is adlually fign’d j and are told that ...