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... fame Days before Earache, continued cruiaa with his Squadron along the Coaft that feme Spanifc Ships War kept the Port foclofely blocked up. fhat the Merchaat Ship bad nothing to fear, as the Moors did nat dare come out. and the Captains of the Corfair. were ...
... Departure the Squadron dellined for America. It is to commanded M. la 'Louche Treville and will confflt 25 Ships the Line Ships. Guns. Comma riders I,a ille Paris, 110 Dela Louche rcville L'Augulle So Barras Sceptre DeHet*.- I-e Cxfar Le Ma. jnanime 74 Vandreutl ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE Lift on, 27. A Ship lately arrived here Verd, has brought Letters from the ffle of St. Jago, dated die 29th of July, which we learn, that dreadful Famine had carried oil 16 .oooPerfons; and that the Inhabitants the neighbouring Ifles ...
... three Frigates of the fame Nation, are failed for the North Sea, with 24 other Ships, Swediih, Hamburghers, PrulTians, and others. There are ftill 63 Englilh Merchant Ships and three Frigates in this Port. In the Night between the T3th and of Oc* tober ...
... Provifion Ships which lucki y eicaped the Ships which blockade the Harbour. This has been great Relief them, the Governor was under the Nec-flity rellr ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Madrid, March 15. \ FLEE from Vera Cruz, and the Havan/ nab, entered the Pori ol Cadiz, the firft of laft Month. It confifts of two Ships of the Line, five Frigates, and two Merchantmen. The Cargoes of which, according to the printed ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE Parii June 19. A Letter from Cadiz of the of May adviCet, that the Ships from Ferro were arrived there, and were not join the Squadron commanded by M. de Beauffct. 'The Commodore cruizes off the Capes, merely favour the Entrance of ...
... he plunged under Water, and left his trembling Prey behind, who was loon alter taken up by the Ship’s Boat, and brought on board, to the great Joy of his Ship-mates. On Saturday Notice was fent from the Secretary of Stale's Office in Cleveland-row, informing ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Pans, Jan. 10. The Court has Length received Intelligence from the Eatl Indies. I following Particulars have tranfpired : Inthe/irft Ensagcmeht, three Engli/h Ships, I and the whole Divifion under Mr. Tromtlin had I Part in uie AXion ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Gena, Jure 15. An Ship tad Thuriday twelvftE fc Ihc Muller of which has had met with ; and that Sj.ani'h Squadron had failed from the I’oit Cidix, which was to join the Ftench. Tro-i the Rhyne, July ». ;t reperted that tie. Perfiana ...
... to 150; have died at Sea. That the tSth- trverai Ships laden w;th Provifions for King’s Account, entered thst Port, two of whicii are Dutch, they add. that the Squadron is now tocoi.litl only tout Ships of the Line. via. le Due Bourgogne, Guns, Captain ...
... INTELLIGENCE Extraordinary. WE that the Firft 1 the T—, by way of of p«hlic oconomy. intend* 10 let afitlc ihe profiii of • Ttlleiftip the Exchequer, for paying off part ot the national dtbt.—A* Miiftci (or* the utrlrai Teller*) is not aboee ten year* ...