... Advices from Genoa affure us, in general, that they have heard from feveral Ships, that the lfland was ma State of perfect Peace and Tranquility ; but whether fuch Intelligence was to be depended on they could not abfolutely determine, till they were rightly ...

... for the Payment thereof. Rome, (Italy ) June 28. On the 16th anchored at Ciyira Veccliia, by Diflrefs of Weather, a Swedifh Ship from Smyrna for Leghorn, with many Turkifh Merchants on board, who are going to fettle in that Place, in Confequence of the ...

... French, we are told by fome People, * are making in their refpeftive Ports, becaufe there are * Letters which contradift the Intelligence, we bavefre- f. qtlentiy received in refpeft tothe Meafures which that ' Crown was. taking, to put its Marine upon aformida- ...

... ' no Marks of any Settlement ; but foon after, there * appeared a Sloop Exprefs from the Captain of the ' Bofton, with Intelligence that there were two Men ' of War, of 40 and 36 Guns, who required him to ' leave the Ifland ; that they were ereaing a ...

... their Confederates', who waited at fome Diftance during their committing the Robbery* aiid theu rode off together. A fine new Ship, called the Grantham, now lying; off Rotherhith, is hired by fom'e Perfons of Diftin&ion, in order to make a Voyage of Pleafure ...

... thirty pieces of Cannon, and erected three Batteries for the Defence of their Huts. The Captain of a Genoefe Bark having Intelligence of their Condu6t, prevailed upon a hundred defperate Corficans- to land upon, and attack them in the Ifland, when ie was ...

... Moors belonging to his Retinue, who have lately abfconded, and for whom, though the ftrifteft Search has been made, no Intelligence whatever could be I t ' ?? I L:.ft Sunday Night the Chapel ofthe French Am- baffador, in Grofvenor-Square, was broke open ...

... Perfon who ftiles himfelf Theo- dore King of Corfica, arrived here from Abroad, but remains incog. Yefterday the Ships Companies of feveral- Ships waited on his Majefty with a Petition, praying the Pay- megkofthe Prize-Money, due for Prizes taken in the M ...

... PoJtfmcuith, the Trial of Lieut. Couchman, ofthe Chefterfield Man of War, for being concerned in run- ning away with, the faid Ship, and he was found guilty. A Grant has palled the GTeat Seal unto Jofhua Ward bf the Parifh of St. Martin's, in the Fields, ...

... General, no Intelligence can be hoped for on that Side. Our Advices from Hamburgh are dated the 20th of May, by which we are informed, that the Heydamucks have lately renewed their Incurftons into Poland, but by fome miftake in their Intelligence, fell into ...

... on board a great Quantity of Tea, and upwards of one hundred and fifty Anchors 'jft Brandy. ' Qn Thurfday laft his Majefty's Ship the Centaur arrived at Portfmouth from Antigua, and has on board a large Sum of Money for the Ufe ofthe Government. By the ...

... then rode off towards the Waltham Abbey Road. » The Kinfale Man of War is put into Commiflion ; fhe is appointed a ftationed Ship off Jamaica for three Years ; the Command of which is given to i Captain Henry Grofby. We hear that Sir Myles Stapylton, Bart ...