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... Hefter, Wm. Benfon, Mafter, laden with Osk Plank, from Ri&a, for his Ma jerry's Clock- Yard at this Port. The Mafter of -which Ship declares, that on Wednef- day Night lad he fell in, off the Kenti/h Knock, with a Frigate that hailed him, and asked him in ...
... Bomb-Ketches. Eight ' 60 Four 16 Four 58 One 14 Befides three Firefhips, and a Ship pierced for 60 Guns, which ?? as a Huik at Cadiz, making in the Whole 101 Sail. A Captain of a Ship arrived from the Weft Indies reports, that the Spaniards have thirty Men ...
... On the 29m of September his Majefty's Ship Wager, Capt.Jahnibn,Com!nander, arrived at the Cove of Cork from Portimouth, with ieveraiiihips under herfconvoy; On the 3d Inftant all the Outward-bound Merchant Ships iailed from Penzance; but the Wind bein^ ...
... Mediterraneln ty?6 Ships from Turky, and a third in Ball aft, and fent them to Zant* A Dutch Ship, calfd -the Neptune* Claren, from Rochelle, is taken and brought into Falmouth. ?? •',:•; A Dutch Ship from Flulh ing, bound to the Coaft ar.d ?? Ship from Oftend ...
... Commiffion on a roving Cruize, and the Command given to Capt. Wheeler. A Ship from Alexandria to Marfeilles if taken by the Deal-Caftle, Harman, a Letter of Marque, and lent into Leghorn. A Ship from Smyrna to Marfeilles is taken by the Leopard Privateer belonging ...
... Doe, near Rochford. His Majefty's Ship Mercury failed the 6th Inftant from Elflneur, homeward-bound, with a few Ships there under her Convoy. The Richmond Man of War was to ftay ?? there fome Days to wait for the Ships coming from the Baltic to take them ...
... ferving Foreign Princes and States ; for giving Encouragement to Seamen and Landmen to enter themfelves on board bis Majefty's Ships of War ; and for granting Rewards for diicovering fuch Seamen as IhaU conceal themfelves, on or before the 12th of September ...
... Deck, befides the Englifh, whom they took Care to work well and knock about. Had the Ship ftaid out of Port three or four Days longer, we Englifhmen would- have had the Ship; which would have been the Cafe wirji many others of them. My Manner of living, fince ...
... three Whales from Greenland. He brings Advice, that 28 Dutch Ships had caught 42 Fifh. They write from the Sound of the 30th ult. that his Majefty's Ship Richmond, with 23 Sail of Britifh Ships Homeward -bound, put to Sea the 26th in the Morning ; contrary ...
... under a Guard of Horfe-Grenadiers, fet out for PoFtfmouth, for the Payment of Ships there. The three poor Fellows, mentioned in our laft to have been fuffocated oiyboard a Ship in the River, were on Saturday Night buried, in oae Grave, in the ntw Baryi ...
... Officers, Soldiers, Governor, Council and Inhabitants of Pondicherry, vrtill be difperfed and fent home in different India Ships. , General Lally had Permiflion to retain all his own Effecls, which are faid to amount to ioo,oool. There - was found among ...
... Haflack ; Su- fannah, Danvcrs ; Rabiy, Suttie-; Betfey, Wilfon ; Hannih, Browrt ; Port Antonio, — ; and four Ships with Troops. •'• ; , CASUALTIES. .Thurfday Morning a young Man, Son to Farmer Rogers, near Felftead in Enejr, had the Misfortune of teeing ...