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... Beginning of March ; and New-York Cat tel Ship was Conle* quence Ailvice being received there, that the two American Cartel Ships (one of which arrived at Brtltol, and the other at Penzance, December being refuted, the Ships fetzed. aud the parole nor complying ...
... Cornwall lit* St. Lucia, totally until tor Service, Monf. Piquet Cape Francois with four Ships the Line. The Spaniards have thice Ships the Line at the Havannah, the thice Ships the L’ne winch wen* where they may quickly fimfli any Opeiation mat they mult long ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Smyrna, Jan. 15. THE exceflive Cold which prevails here; Ims bsmilled the Plague and putrid Fevers, which have occaiioned iVlifery incur Country. Berlin, Feb. 21. The King’s Minifter, in order remove all Pretexts to Complaint from ...
... Span lh Ships the l/ne and one p'ngaie off Algiers; tin I (he latter, carrying Engl I(h Colours, had approached, feemingly to reconnoitre, telurtted, and joined about too Sail of Veffels, which were viftble fome Dittar.ca. As loon as thefe Ships appeared ...
... Boats, the Men belonging the Privateer lell to plundering the Prizes Provifions, and jJI the Ships Stores could take out of tVra. I hey then put on Boatd Ship one Copt. . S.r.t .and •m the Mediterranean for Dublin, and twelve of Men, whom they had taken ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE Conji anti nop U, March 4. are very rife here and Natolia, ..ccafioned by .he Severity .-md Variablenels o; the Weather. A great Number ot Ship, have been Sea and the Canal ; tvvoEnglifh Ships are milling, one of which it is fa!d ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Li/hat, Feb. ,1. The King’s Army aSually eonfills of j6,000 Foot, and Horfe. Our Peafants, who amount in general to 100.000, form a Kind of Provincial Militia. As to the Fleet, it Confifts of 10 Ships of the Line, and 10 Frigates ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, July 10. In Village Ba▼ara there ely tell a tery Storm I'huader, Lightning, ana Rain, which *a» pan cu'arfy felt in Hofpiul. where among others was Man who had loft the life of one Side by a Paralytuk Stroke; The Day alter the Storm ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, Madrid, Ang. to. Lieut. Gen. Don Cevallos '■arrived here Yelterday from St. lldefonfe; it is faid that lie will be declared Viceroy of Buenos • Ayres, and that there will be added to his juiifdidtion three grand Provinces from the ...
... foreign Intelligence. that if n hcrrol that Count i» take rhei Cooioiand a Fleet Span lib Ships of Line, and tfcn Fiench, which it thought will be fuflicicnt nuke Head againtl Adnuial Geary; and that tfce twelve Shjps of the Line have Hill at are to remain ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE yfarjei/Irs, March 19. The Imperial Ship the Jofcuh Therefa, Bo'di, from Madras and France has put into Cad’z. The Paffen gen declare that •* M, d'Orbes had departed with fix Sa-l of the L-re, Frigatrs and 5500 Men. on an the Coalf ...
... at Goddhall, a Caufe vd Importance to Underwriters Policies ot Ship:, wherein Mr. Thenta* Church was Plaintiff. and Richard Beil. Elqs Defem ant. Ihe princttial Queflion was, when a Ship happens Damage on her Voy age, and cannot repaired at the Pott Ihe ...