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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… island of Minorca had Port Mahon, which was a very good harbour, and that Oran and Ceuta, though not very good …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… be feared that the season for hurricanes will keep 'em in harbour a long time, if they go to Martinico. Advices from …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… of war in Brest road ready to sail, and three or four in harbour, fitting out. They were all ships of sixty guns and … him chase, firing at him till he got from them into Cork harbour with one of his prizes. The other was taken by the … the last night his Majesty's ship Crown brought into this harbour a French privateer called the Goodwin of St. Malo, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… of the Newfoundland squadron, dated from St. John's harbour the 28th of June. He arrived there on the 7th of that … Ibid., p. 43.] Aug. 12. From on board the Monk, St. John's Harbour, Newfoundland. Captain John Norris to the Lords of … I made Cape St. Francis, and that afternoon got into the harbour of St. John's with our men-of-war and transports. The …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… 1690. 3. Bredah. Tennant. 1055. 70. 460. blown up in Cork Harbour 1690, all the men lost with several prisoners. 3. … 4. St. David. Graydon. 638. 54 280. overset in Portsmouth harbour, 1690. 4. Happy Return. Pickett. 623. 54. 280. taken …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… Nevis nothing of moment. The 5th anchored in Port Royal harbour, with H.M. ships Bredah, Defiance, Gloucester, … Dec. 24, 1701. The condition of H.M. ships in Port Royal harbour, Jamaica, [giving the ships' names, viz. Bredah, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… (1) Sketch plan of the dockyard and foreshore, Portsmouth Harbour. [ Ibid., No. 133 i.] (2) Reasons against Sir Martin …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… inst. at night, the sea burst over part of the wall of the harbour and carried away a house that stood there, and was in great probability of breaking down the defence of the harbour Pent, which if it had unfortunately done, the whole … St. John, "the English ship being forcibly gone out of the harbour of Shoreham for Topsham, as is pretended, and the …