... Week for the Spanish West-Indies 1145 Serges, 3780 Stuffs, 968 Dozen of Hose, 7 Pieces of Linnen, and 138 Short Cloths. There is Advice from Rochel, by a Ship which is arrived there. from the French Plantations in the West-Indies, that a great many Pirates ...

... Royal, a Ship of the South-Sea Company, is falling down to Gravesend, in order to proceed on her Voyage to the Spanish West-Indies : She is about 800 Tons, carries 70 Brass-Guns, and 280 Men, without including the Officers, and has on board above 200 ...

... have a Grant for the Reversion of one of the Places Auditor of the Imprest. Some Men of War are shortly to sail for the West-Indies, for suppressing the Pyrates. Last Night a Proclamation was published, promising his Majesty's Pardon to any English West-India ...

... Peace between the Christians and the Turks. The Squadron employed, and to be employed, for reducing the Pyrates in the West-Indies, consists of 14 Ships, viz. 6 Fifth Rates, 6 Six Rates, and 2 Sloops of 6 Guns each. ?* ? -'i.ir. .. Laft the Reverend Mr ...

... Million coined Gold, also Bars of Gold, with some Dust, besides other great Stores of Merchandizes. That the Pyrates in the West-Indies having landed upon the Island of Cuba 1500 Men, plundered several Spanish towns, but Men of War lying ready at the Havana ...

... already stripp' d the Skin over the Head of an Englishman. It is believ'd he designs to go away among the Pyrates in the West Indies; ...

... . has with her 1500 l. per Annum, and 5000 l ready Cash. for some of their that were at for some of their that were at West Indies, because they have no Account of their coming from thence. Several Scotch Noblemen, whose Estates Several Scotch Noblemen ...

... Boyle of the Spaniards in Donan Castle, has been rewarded; and at his Request is to be sent in one the King's Ships to the West Indies. 'Tis said he is ashamed and afraid to be seen any more in his own Country. We hear General Pepper is to set out for the ...

... Men, with 2. others Capt. Henry Commander, and another of lying Anchor near the said Island, and taking in Slaves for the West Indies; on the 29th of June last set upon by 3 Pyrates of 36 Guns each, who having private Intelligence that the Sarah-Galley was ...

... Ship - Capt. Robert Wade, arrived there from Jamaica, by whom they had Advice, that the Pirates encreased Very much in the West Indies-, and that the Ja- maica Planters were fitting out two Sloops of 50 Guns each, to scour their Coast : and it was thought ...

... 26 C. Mettal Prepared, ditto. 483 l. Sisters Thread, ditto. 6 C. Icinglass, ditto. 100 C. Incle, ditto. 86 Casks Sugar, West Indies. Since our last, 28 Ships arrived in this Port, 25 Bags of Cotton, ditto. 333 Casks Reasins, Malaga. 105 C. Almonds, ditto ...

... Antegoa, but last from Anguilla, was arrived there, who reported, that Captain Edwards the famous Pirate was still in the West Indies, where he and his Accomplices had done incredible Damage having taken and destroy'd a great Number of Vessels, English, ...