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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… The Sorlings came in, after a severe contest with a Dutch caper, which escaped. The Nightingale took a Venetian vessel … the Soundings, much damaged by an encounter with a Dutch caper. The Dutch have 18 men-of-war riding in Calais. Wants …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… with a prize. She was injured in fight with a Dutch caper, and there is no news of her since. [2 pages.] Jan. 7. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Knight. Was taken in the Nathaniel of Bristol, by a Dutch caper, and brought into Rochelle, but before taken, threw … to Sam. Pepys. Gives account of his capture by a Dutch caper, off Winterton-Ness, on the 17th of February. Has been …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… and in readiness. The Nightingale has taken a Dutch caper and French frigate off Scilly. [ Adm. Paper.] May 4. … tons burden. Particulars of her engagement with a Dutch caper, the lieutenant of which wanted his men to board, … occasioned the Tiger, in her late dispute with a Dutch caper; the ship is so much disabled that she cannot be made …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… shooting has been heard at sea for several days. A Dutch caper has been sent into Cork harbour by the Sapphire, who is … sustained by the Nightingale in a dispute with a Dutch caper, and the fall of her mainmast in a storm. Plymouth, May …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… and sheep, has arrived. A frigate has taken a Dutch caper and sent it into Kinsale. June 29. Sittingbourne. 78. … the Prize Office charge; 25 seamen, put ashore by a Dutch caper, are also sent in by Col. Manley to be provided for; …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… of 39 stout ships has arrived in Kinsale harbour; a Dutch caper off the north of Ireland took the Alexander of Bristol, … Two vessels laden with corn from Holland were chased by a caper lurking north of Tynemouth Castle; one got to shore, the other ran on a rock, and the caper sent a long boat to get them off, but the Berwick …