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... of the Terror Bomb, one of the new Ketches lately launched at Woolwich. The Swan Sloop, Willis, .bound New London in North America for Barbadoes, founder d at Sea the ; ' s zth of December ; but her Crew was happily taken up , the i sth of the fame Month ...
... Spaniards in her Paffage from New- England for London, was fafe arriv'd at Dover. The Phcenix, Power, bound from Ireland to America, is taken by the fame Spapifh Privateer- off Bilboa, of 24 Carriage and 14 Swivel Guns, that took the Molly, Capt. Murphy ...
... there; one with Rice from Carolina, one outward-bound for Newfoundland, one from Ireland for Madeira, two with Sugar from America, the other Voyages not told. One of the Sugar Ships proves, by Letters from St. eballian's, to be the Bromley, Capt. Dowding ...
... unto Chriftopher COates, Gent. the Office or Place of Secretary of his 'Majelty's Colony of Nova Cxfarea, or New jerfey, in 'America. The fame Day one Thomas 'Harding, of the fame Place, a Batchelor in good Circumflances, cut his ‘\ Throat in fuch a Manner ...
... Troops ;mane the Spaniards, viz. Thomas Wentv, orth, Eh; General and Commander in Chief cf his Britannick Majeh's Eorces in America, &c. As it is well known, that the prefent War was begun with the Intent only to fupprefs the Piracies of the Guard-Coilas; ...
... Enemy Battle before any more of their Troops arriv'd, fo that the News of a general Aaion is daily expeded. They write from America, that the Young Privateer of Bolton, Capt. Roufe, is arriv'd at South-Carolina, with a large rich French Sloop, taken by the ...
... hoped the following ar; come of the Preliminaries. That the War with Spain fhall be vigeroufly. pro cuted, both in Europe and America. That the Queen of Hungary be effe6tually fuppertecli till the Ballance of Power . be . rellor'd and eftablifli'd. 4 That ...
... above a dilhnt Iler‘ithen fhe.got into Viana : The Letters fay that this is the rirheft Spanith Ship that has arrived from America this Year. • . • On . Tuefday Se'ennight began the Races at Newcafile, when the 501. Purfe (the Freemens Subicription) as ...
... been read at the Politicians Table ; the chief Points of which turn on bafe lucrative Contrails for robbing the Soldiery in America of a very confiderable Part of their Pay while they were venturing their Lives- for their Country, and incr dible Sums for ...
... ftealing Sheep, and other Cattle. An Aa for farther regulating the Plantation Trade, and for Merchants importing Prize-Gds from America. I An ,Aet for the Encouragement of Making'Sail-Cloth in Great Britain, . - ' An Aa fo preventihg the keefing large Quantities ...
... Acapulca Ships, as fhe was going to the Phillipine ,lflands ; the is reckoned worth upwards of 200,000 Pound. Letters from America advife, that Captain Ball, in a Privateer of Bolion, has taken in the Bay of Honduras four Prizes of conficierable Value. ...
... as big as Peale-Cods, and are fo offenfive where ever they come, that the Cattle will not gra”fter. them. The like is in Ameri,ca. The HOriiMenry Vane, Efq; is re.eleeted far Rippon , in Yorkfhire.' On Saturday laft Mr. Nevin, of Holt in Leiceiler- Mire ...