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... retracting from their Engagements with the Algerines. — There is no more Talk of freighting the Galleons; the Commerce to America being to be ftill carried on by regifter Ships; the Conrt find- ing this Method more profitable, liable to fewer bad Acci- ...
... feverai Hours, in which ths \J$ • loft one of his Arms. , ?? 'Tis faid that fome Men of War will fpeedily be ordered for- • I America, to protect our Trade in thofe Parts. ?? On Thurfday a Match for 500 Guineas was run at 3N' V between Lord Byron and Lord ...
... feem to have dilappointed them of their Views in India, and in all Proba- bility, will caufe the Infult to be returned in America. — The French Colony of Domingo has fullered greatly by an Earth- quake; and Martinico has been equally prejudiced by a ter- ...
... giants extraordinary Privileges to the Pruffian ivlrechantmen, both in the Ports of France, and in the French Colonies in America. There is Advice, that two Spanish Gallics cruifing againft the Bri- tifh American VelTels in the Bay of Carapeachy and Honduras ...
... twenty one Days from Jamaica, which brought Au ?? French Squadron has taken two Englifh Men of tf of Africa. . gjf* From America they write, that eight French Guai- £ two Frigares, were cruizing about Marrinico, Wfci»- ; * Veffels they meet with near ...
... intimate, that there is but very little Probabili- ty of their giving Ear to any Representations about the Neutral I- flands in America, till the Affair of the French Ships taken by the Englifh during the Spanifh War be adjusted, and full Satisfaction given ...
... Refolution they have taken on this Head : And as the Succefs ofthe Conferences at Pari-! for fettling the Limits of two Crowns in America, depends on the Satisfaction expected by Fiance for the Captures in queftion, it is thought thofe Conferences mnft be broke ...
... decided. The Britifh and French Commiffaries at Paris make little or no P.ogrefs in their Regulations about the Limits in North America, the Neutral Islands, and French! VeiTels taken by the English between the Years 1738 and 1744 s nor do we know when the English ...
... polked vigoroufly, in Cafe ofa War attended with a Profpecf of Succefs againft the Houfe of Bran- denburgh. Letters from America advife, that the Spaniards have erected two ftrong Fortifications at Port Maho in the Bay of Honduras, and have begun others ...
... rhem to depart.' Orders are given for feveral of the Men of War at ?? -be forthwith got ready for Sea. r_cfc_ Advices from America import, that all the Britiih Ve-.e^ Parts fail armed, and give no Quarter to any Spaniards Ml with. ...
... Captain Vallacor, in the Hubaftone, from Biddeford, with Paffcngers for the better peopling of that and other Plantations in America 1 ; and that a Veffcl, with Servants from Ireland, being afhoi-e near the Capes, the Servants mutinied, and killed all the ...
... the Spanifh Dominions in the Tndies. There are particularly two curious Treatifes, one entitled, Spaniff) America; andtheother, P or tuguefe America; containing many nfeful Obfervations touching thofe Farts. His O.tholick Ma jefty has ordered an Extraft ...