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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… written to the Navy Office, &c., but nothing done. The Argier was in her station below the Gunfleet, and is now, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… man being taken by a Sallee man-ofwar and carried into Argier, where the ship and goods are made prize and the men slaves, and that the Consul of Argier has given notice that they are like to break with us. … that place was lately taken by the Turks and carried into Argier, where the ship and goods were made prize and the men …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… from Marseilles says two English ships are carried into Argier, and that they make prize of their goods giving them …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… 5. 4 P.M. Sheerness. The same to the same. Last night the Argier brought in a privateer, and at four this afternoon we …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… reiterated complaints of the insolence of the pirates of Argier, who have at present 30 men-of-war at sea and much … resolved to lend the King 40,000 l. on his request. The Argier pirates took lately the Katherine from Athens and the … for new passes, and put men on board them to carry them to Argier, but they were met by some Portugal men-of-war, which …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… to Williamson. This afternoon came into this Road the Argier, one of the convoys to our fishery. Last night went to … this evening the Drake galley. The Portland, Guinea, and Argier are at anchor in our Roads. The two sloops or more …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… to Williamson. Saturday morning came into the Road the Argier, one of the convoys for our fishery. The same day the … of the money and set the boat free. This afternoon the Argier coming down for a convoy to our fishery about …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Majesty's ships of war, pretending themselves to be of Argier, assaulted and took their ship, the Amity, which was … to your Majesty, for they declared themselves to be of Argier, and first assaulted our subjects' ship, though they … to come on board to visit them according to the peace with Argier, in regard that our said subjects have been continual …