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... Capt. Darby, the Swiftfure, Sir Thomas Stanhope, the Montagu, Capt. Rowley, and Rochefter, Capt. Burnet, are ordered to America. All the Men of War of 70, 80, and 90 Guns, are ordered to be got ready for Sea with all Expedition. The Neptune, Captain ...
... Rodney. Go/port,. Jan. 2?. We hear that the Boreas Fri- gate has taken a Prize of 500 Tons, richly laden. The Mcd way and America Men of War, and the Liverpool Frigate, bound for the Eaft-lndies, are get- ting ready for Sea with the utmoft Diligence. ...
... Letter from an Officer at Niagara, dated Etetfty* 1 This Fort is one ofthe greateft Atquifi._t.teWe ' have made in North America. It is very frrbi.g; ' and will require near 2000 Men to garrifon if; w ft . is fituated in a moft agreeable Climate, ari ...
... Yeftcrilay arrived the Rippon's Prize: She is a fine Ship, mounts n Guns on her Main-Deck, and reported to be rich, being from America with Furs, Sec, ...
... French cannot Spring or fuffi-ieot of their to Side of improbable that firoog will be Miffifiyi is called by fa Soil in North America it Climate producing cnees well Necei&rie! of Time French too rics are to River of St Waters it from the of ...
... are ordered to be fheathed, whicii are intended to go abroad early this Spring. The Medway of 60 Guns, Capt. Haldane, the America of 60, Capt. Tinker, and the Liverpool Fri- gate of 28 Guns, are flieatlung and filling fot the Eaft-Indies, and will be foon ...
... reciprocal of which Princes to people - pitch: adjoftcdi y Yoaperceive I drawing origin wr France rife limits of territories in America caofe of con cVfcenfion of would' of iL -- wwiube v 9 Who could lift peace rhnlle the fit ft affed Enrope fcoorccfrom rapture ...
... Loufiaci alfo feize firtt opportunity to ooi Virginia New York toiecure commu-ation with the ocean rxperienced French perfidy ia America Nor endeavoured their in Dunkirk never after to be rciored Utrecht becanfie of that of Britain of into Yet Europe that French ...
... to join the faid Royal Regiment in the Allied Army. We hear the Cargoes of three of the Englifh Flags of Truce from North-America, mention'd to be car- ried into Jamaica by his Majefty's Frigate Trent, are condemn'd, and the Court of Admiralty here are ...
... for the immediace building proper Ropehoufes and Store- houfes, to replace .hofe burnt by the late Accident. Letters from America mention the gallant Behaviour ( in the late Aftion near Quebec ) of an Irifli Serjeant of Bragg's Regiment. — The poor Fellow ...
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