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... Stagnation of Bufiness, People - being diffident how they venture their Property, when the Hazard is fo very great. Letters from America advife, that the Molly and Charles, bound from Philadelphia, is taken by the Spaniards, and taken into St. Sebaftian's. We ...
... Stagnation of Bufiness, People feeing diffident how they venture their Property, when the Hazard is so very great. Letters from America advife, that the Molly and -Charles, bound from Philadelphia, is taken by the Spaniards, and taken into St. Sebaftian's. We ...
... Initant ; which being now fo near the Bavarian Army,it is believed that they w illioon come to an ACtion. • to recruit in North-America, and invite Families over • We have here as pleafant a Situation as we can cxpea in fuch a Place. We are all hutted, which ...
... entered into by the repeated Advice of both Houfes of Parliament ; and particularly recommended to Me to be carried on in America, which which has been My principal Care. I can therefore make no Doubt, but that you are met together fully fenfible of Our ...
... Chal , les-Tocwn, South Carolina, Sept. 26. The follow - ing Spanifh Privateers are nOw cruizing from Cuba upon the Coaft of America. A Settee; rigg'd Ship Faition, about ito Tors, having Carriage Guns, 6 Pounders; and a great many Swivels, fhort Ground Malts ...
... to refit, having received fome little Damage. The Letters from Paris fay, that a Ship arriv'd upon the French Coats from America brings Advice, that on the 24th of September laft at Night, there was fo violent a Hurricane at Leogane in St. Domingo and ...
... at Oporto. The Vernon, Redmond, bound from Philadelphia for Carolina, was loft in Delawar River coming ont. Letters 'from America advife; that Capt. Clark, of New-England, bound from Cork, having Papiits for Iri's Crew, in the Pafrage they rofe and kill'd ...
... condueted from Newgate to Black- fryars, and there put on board a Lighter, in order to be ihipp'd.for his Majeily's Colonies in America. The 'Right Hon. the Lords of the Admiralty have appointed the Hon. John Byng, Efq; to be C'cinmander Of the Antelope, a so ...
... Yefterday came Advice that the Revenge Privateer was loft the latter End of November laft, on the Eland of Providence in America, and the Crew were all loft. The Ann Snow, Capt. Hays, arrived Friday Off D6ver in fix Weeks from Barbadoes, brings Advice ...
... French.' LONDON, FEBRUARY 2 . M. Bully is faid to have received new Initruaions for a general Pi.citication in Europe and America; .by which, _no doubt, the Houfe of Bourbon is to receive great Advantages in both Parts of the World; and the Court F— will ...
... and the Liberty and Happinefs -of this Eland be firmly fecut'd to our lateft Times! We are a Colonel lately arriv'd from America declar'd at Court,. that, when the Ffrces decamp'd from Cuba, there were but 73 private Men able to bear Arms and do Duty ...
... prvent it or remedy the Misfortune. But above all, We rely upon your ftriet Examination into the Condua of .fhe .Larid-War' in America, - and the notorious Inthion or our great Fleets in Europe ; by which the Lives of aujnyThoufands of our brave Countrymen ...