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... Portfmouth to take upoa him the Command of a Squadron, which is ready to Sail for Gibralter. This Squadron it's fuppored will joyn Admiral Lake before the Thoulon Squadron can Sail. Its chlcourfed as a thing certain, that Admiral Churchil will be fent with ...
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... Capt. Tichburn of the Earl of Donegal's Regiment is killed. A Reinforcement of 1800 Men are embarked at Lisbonne, and ready to sail for Gibraltar. Dublin, Febr. 10. The following Letter being from a Captain in the Earl of Donegal's Regiment now in Gibraltar ...
... from Paris fay, that a Squadron of Ships of War is fitting out at Breit; four of which carry front yo to tto Guns, and are to Sail for Cadiz the içth ot this Month; the reit are to follow them. Here follows a Letter from Paris, dated Feb. w. 17c 5. S I R ...
... Men of War. Our Letters from Cadiz of the 2 ath full fay, Monfieur Pointis was bufy in taking on Board Provifions, being to Sail the zBth tor Gibraltar. We have Advice that foloon as their Reinforcement! were arrived before Gibraltar, the French Grenadiers ...
... up the Magazine atPortlinouth, upon which teveralPerions have beenthere Seized, and the Guaids deubkt.. Sir Thomas Dilks is Sailed for Portugal, with a Scud ron, and the Grandame is in great tixwarnets, who it is certainly faid, are to have aOOOO Land Men ...
... 9th Infiant s Englath Frigots, having en hoard r; Companies of Foot and zoo Barrels of Gun-powder, Sailed from Mouth of this River, and on the 14th sailed s mote Frigots, having on board •oo Barrels of Powder more, and the remaining of the Eighth Guards ...
... Marlborough. It is juft five Months to morrow fince the Erench open d their Trenclves before Verge. Sir John Leake being ready to Sail from Li.ibon to the relief of Gibraltar: its not doubted but we ihall loon hear Moaiieur Pointis is retreated with the Fren:h ...
... great way, &c. London, March 13. The Packet boat which brought the Lisbon Mail, met Sir Thomas Dilks's Squadron within a days sail of Lisbon. Letters from Scotland advise, that the East-India Man seized, is Condemned by their Court of Admiralty, by way of ...
... 4 Dutch, and 8 r'ortupeci Men Of War, commended by Sir John Letke, with Supplies ot M, .Stolcs Artruunition'on board, let Sail tor Gibraltar. ,alk ...
... woo of the Frerch Ships, Three, and was in put luitot the other Five: Simadrin col-Alit - E., as they fay, of no more than ro Sail, Thefe Laws add, That the Frau,' had not been able to make any progels in the Siege of Gilwairar, by rea fon of the badnels ...
... Well, but it coming about on Saturday morning to the NorthEalf the Fleet was forced hack to Harwich Roid, from whence it let Sail again on Sunday Morning early, with the Wind at N. W. and yefteiday in the Afternoon came of the Made, where the Wind flackened ...