An impartial representation of the conduct of the several powers of Europe engaged in the late general war: including a particular account of operations, from 1739 to 17481749 |
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... FOUR VOLUMES . VOL . I. LONDON : Printed for S. BIRT in Ave - mary Lane , T. LONGMAN in Pater nofter Row , P. VAILLANT in the Strand , J. WAUGH in Lombard - ftreet , and W. OWEN at Temple - Bar . 1749- 55.a.171 . ODE ! TO THE HONOURABLE ...
... FOUR VOLUMES . VOL . I. LONDON : Printed for S. BIRT in Ave - mary Lane , T. LONGMAN in Pater nofter Row , P. VAILLANT in the Strand , J. WAUGH in Lombard - ftreet , and W. OWEN at Temple - Bar . 1749- 55.a.171 . ODE ! TO THE HONOURABLE ...
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... four months . " THE fecond " Relates only to the restoration " of two particular Veffels . " THIS treaty was accompanied with a declara- tion of the king of Spain , which his majefty in- fifted on as a preliminary to his figning the con ...
... four months . " THE fecond " Relates only to the restoration " of two particular Veffels . " THIS treaty was accompanied with a declara- tion of the king of Spain , which his majefty in- fifted on as a preliminary to his figning the con ...
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... four years time , there was landed at Breft , fix mil- lions fterling of Spanish bullion , which France drew from its trade with Spain in the Weft In- dies ; and the great end Lewis XIV . aimed at , in fetting a prince of the house of ...
... four years time , there was landed at Breft , fix mil- lions fterling of Spanish bullion , which France drew from its trade with Spain in the Weft In- dies ; and the great end Lewis XIV . aimed at , in fetting a prince of the house of ...
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... four days to fettle his family affairs . Great was the expectation of the whole kingdom , from the conduct of fo experienced and difinte- rested a gentleman , nor were they disappointed in their boldest wishes ; for this brave commander ...
... four days to fettle his family affairs . Great was the expectation of the whole kingdom , from the conduct of fo experienced and difinte- rested a gentleman , nor were they disappointed in their boldest wishes ; for this brave commander ...
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... four hours , he was then , after having ranged " near enough on the back of the town to dif cover what fhips there was in the harbour , to 6 return " return immediately to Port Royal . " But the 42 The Conduct of the Powers of Europe ,
... four hours , he was then , after having ranged " near enough on the back of the town to dif cover what fhips there was in the harbour , to 6 return " return immediately to Port Royal . " But the 42 The Conduct of the Powers of Europe ,
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Page 19 - The Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council, Of the City of London...
Page 318 - Acapulco, where they were to endeavour to fall in with the land, between the latitudes of 18 and 19 degrees ; from thence, they were to beat up the coast at eight or ten leagues' distance from the shore, till they came abreast of Cape Corientes, in the latitude of 20° 20'.
Page 300 - Chiloe, the captain and the three who were with him were sent to Valparaiso, and thence to St. Jago, the capital of Chili, where they continued above a year : but on the advice of a cartel being settled between Great Britain and Spain, Captain Cheap, Mr.
Page 69 - Indies, under the command of Admiral Vernon, by entering the Port and taking the town of Porto Bello, and demolishing and levelling all the Forts and Castles belonging thereto, with six ships of war only.
Page 291 - Anson thought it advisable to give orders to the captains to put all their provisions, which were in the way of their guns, on board the Anna pink, and to remount such of their guns as had formerly, for the ease of their ships, been ordered into the hold.
Page 49 - Landing, whilst he was coming up to the Fort to batter it. The Admiral luffing up as near to the Fort as he could, the Fire of his Small Arms commanded the enemies...
Page 311 - And in this precipitate rout the governor was not the last to secure himself, for he fled betimes half naked, leaving his wife, a young lady of about seventeen „years of age, to whom he had been married but three or four days, behind him, though she too was afterwards carried off in her shift by a couple of sentinels, just as the detachment, ordered to invest the house, arrived before it.
Page 49 - Iron fort only ; dole to which the fquadron was piloted by Capt. Rentone, Commodore Brown, in the Hampton-court, who led the attack, executed his part as became an officer of experience and refolution ; and being well followed by Capt. Herbert in the Norwich, and Capt. Mayne in the Worcefter, the Admiral perceived that fome of the Spaniards fled from...
Page 292 - Catherine's) they were to cruise off that island only ten days ; from whence, if not joined by the commodore, they were to proceed, and cruise off the harbour of Baldivia, making the land between the latitudes of 40° and 40° 30', and taking care to keep to the southward of the port ; and, if in fourteen days they were not joined by the rest of the squadron, they were then to quit this station, and to direct their course to the island...