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... for St, Domingo, with war* like Stores, is taken, and carried into Jamaica a Rhode-Ifland Privateer, We have Advice from America, of eight Ships lately taken by the Enemy in thofc Pam The Victualling Office is going to be kept at Deptford, for Conveniency ...
... unfortu* nate and mifehievous Events for the Court *of Vienna, and the united Provinces. private Letters from different Parts America, we have certain Accounts that the Dutch are making va’ft military Preparations at Curaeca, Surinam, and the reft of the ...
... Number the Weft-Indies and 50 in the Channel, or refitting in our Harbours there will then only remain, for the Guard of America, our Fifhe-- ry-Trade, and Convoys, 40, and near, the Half of them generally rehtting ; fo that for the whole Space of Atlaniickj ...
... are fn:fy in fitting out. Number of Privatecrc, in order pick up the Dutch Ships that expedfed home from different Parts of America. Such a Number Seamen have already entered onboard the Hawke Privateer at Grrvcfend, Commanded Capt. Wilfon, that file will ...
... Peace fpecdily adjufted, fince, bcfides the vaft Expence ol the prefent War, the Interruption of Trade with his Dominions in America has been lo fatal to the Colonics there, that many of them are almoft ruined. Upon fome Hints given, that the Miniftry of ...
... Alderney, Sark, Ifle of Man, Minorca, and the Town and Port of Gibralter, and of any of our Colonies and Plantations in America, and all other our Dominions, that they not direflly or indiredtly carry on any Commerce, Trade or Traffick, or export or ...
... of Silk* and the whole Cargo is v'alued near §O,OOO/. Sterling. Snow and a Brig, both of Lever pool* bound from Africa to America* are carried into Guar* daloupe. * This Day arrived Mail fro -n lland Vienna, Feb. 17. The Englifli Mihiiler this court has ...
... that on this 25th of Feb. 1747-8, we repeated the Neceflity of reducing that Place, in order to make the Britifh Empire in America compleat and fecure, repay us the Expences the War in the Kill and Fur Trades and that we declared it to be now Time to prepare ...
... There is Advice, that a Ship of 250 Toni, bound from the for St. Auguftine, is taken and carried into one of the Colonies in America. The Gray hound, Capt, Taylor for Nevr- York, with Rum, &c. from Montferat, is loft near Sandy-Hook with tha Part of her Cargo ...
... whom they (attacked and took, jand aswas fuppofed, carried, her to the Port from whence they came. >. There Is Advice from America,, that feveral of the Enemy’s Ships have been run afhore by fome Englifh Men of War.oft Carthagcna, who have alfo taken fome\ ...
... Edinburgh Evening Courant, Mar. io. No Foreign Mails fince our left Wye’s Letter i &c. March 5, There is Advice, that one of the America Privateers has taken and carried into N, Eng. French Scooner, having on board a large Quantity of Pieces of Eight. tVe have ...
... was out; with Squadron in order meet with them. Letter* from Jamaica fay, that the Privateers belonging to the Engliih in America arc very numerous; that the French keep clofs in their Ports to prevent their being taken j and that fcafee ever a Ship ftirs ...