147 1 ■ The 'Lancastrians surrender; The Earl hehe 'The Death of Henry VI. -4.
1475- Edw. goes to Fr. The Peace of Amens ^
1480-2. Edw. intends a War with Fr. But D r, TT rChap. XVIII. The short Reigns of Edw. V. '
1483. The short Reign of Edw. V. Rtch. I • P ',and his Q. crowned ; Death of Edw. V. and the -The Duke of Buckingham conspires against Es c ar ' . , ,
Is betrayed, and beheaded , Henry, Lars of Richmond
He, ib.His De-
%n
p^s to invade England ; But retreats. 75
4- Is m Danger of being betray’d. Rich. fits out aFleet./E... 5- hie orders it to be laid up ; Henry’s second Attempt
Chan U Yrv ’ Bofworth ; Richard killed. ib.
s.r o 1 l The Life, Actions and Discoveries of the famous
Christopher Columbus.
u'° climb us was ; The Account given by his Son. 7 6iYianU« eS Ci.. at 1 4-Years of Age ; Serves a famous Sea-Com-to r -1 0 cE,o^n Name; Saves his Rife by Swimming; ComesTx;?? •' Motives which induced him to think of new
0 r!- V ? rieS ; TheStor y of an ancient Pilot. 77
PorZ„? Service to the Republick of Genoa ; And the K. oftZf g c \, Cclun l blls goes to Spain ; Sends his Brother to Eng-Hid p So1 ‘ c , lts five Years in vain ; Writes to the K. of France.
rlr T P °s S aCCe ? ted of - T he Conditions. 78
um us ails on his first Expedition ; His Men mutiny ; Va-h 5 1 Co ? 1 P a f s J Land difeov. The Adm. goes onShoar.79T , , J 16 *^ and S.Salvador ; The Astonishment of the Natives;i„ m 7 with the Sp. Cuba and Hifpaniola difeov. A Co-
y e abhshed ; A Fort built; Columbus returns to Spain. Soihe lecond Voyage ■ Several more Islands discovered ; The-rv • a,T1 ves at Hifpaniola; Isabella built and Jamaica difeov.
l1 Vent V res of 8ar t h - Columbus in England, &c. 8x
The acc ufed of Misconduct ; Is recalled and cleared.
Th in , Vo 'V?V ; St. Domingo built. 82
Adven Zt-f Ut >>ldad f d Mar S ar ita discovered. PrivateVovave tT ^ ienCe , Name of America. The fourthAre ri«l i he Admiral and his Brother sent in Irons toSpain-,
Farther TVs’ Put ^Admiral deprived of his Government.83Chan YvS Ve ?- s ’ The Admiral returns toSp. and dies. 84Sebastian CaboP^’ Actions and Discoveries of John and
Sn^~Vv keS P ™? osaIs t0 Kmg Henry MIL A Commis-uoti gi anted him and his Sons./ 6 J jh.
andThe hTrfrTh sird Voyage ; Discovers Newfoundland,
ZctJZ f* PartS of America - . ' 95-6
course to Ma P of Sebastian Cabot’s ; His Dif-
n Po P e 8 Nuncio in Spain. ib.
jtef a ,^r mufiU > 5 p nd /f.^ r M ^tyr’s Account. 87
Chan XXT v- Ws “ d ^ Smith’s Account. 88
1 Ex P edtt fns ®nd Transactions of English,
1JI vZ 0ccu ^f nc Ji’ d f ln S the Feign of K. Henry VII.
1486 Hi-HVf 0 • e CF cf Pork and I.anc. Henry cxowned.ib.Simnel an T™ ™ th tFe Princess &ieabetb ; Lambert
c l Z i : l0T f Crowned Km s ia Ireland. ib.
tS' Tl e cV 0 E ?Sjand 5 And is defeated. ib.
ilso /? Queen’s Coronation. 0O
1402. Y? tFe duchess °f Bretagne. ib.
by RaventlZin ??? ^'a Pr -Henry b orn; Piracies committedstewed bv Sea ’\ squadron fitted out against him. Slays be-
'»“ Fr "« - La J s Sie f
tS ^ e { kl,1 f' arl P ck } a new Pretender to the Crown, px
xroo T^ ar r dS in En & land - Surrenders ; His Fate. ib.f°°. ihe Ivmg goes to Calais. ib
1506 Th*' |-- ran rV a /, atent for the Difeov. of New Lands. ib.Ch [S 0 9 . The King’s Dfafh dnVen ^ ^ ^rm into England, ik
witd^Ma}' ~b, a<va l Expeditions and Transact ions of the English,
1 coo u E Zrrl' durtr, Z the Re T n °f Kl ’ l S Henry VIII.
Ti i ST? T IsPs triage and Coronation. * paj Breton a c , s Troops into Spain and Flanders. ib.
r e?,’ J Cotc \ ktrat, killed, and hisShips taken. ib.
. ■ ChiZ'ff y deckli ' e War a N'-ist France. ib.
F/e«rv se r ^ ai p ( ainmgtheFleet ’ in those Days. Nate (c) ib.of BretZ 3 F | eet t0 ^P a!n : Sir Ed. Howard infests theCoastsThe DetCr V-r Au Rngagem. between the Engl. and Fr. Fleets ;i Our Merrh dl ‘ Pe j sed ' idie Account the French give of it.
1 c iT J?! d r Ve a considerable Trade to the Levant. 93
- gtacld s„„, e ' L " d Admira ' H "“%i
b. Brenrh bfnri^- 5 ZZ ^ tFe Action ; The Fleet returns ; The
an Armv- at?' S ?$ x \ ■ ? ut are obliged to retire. Henry lands;u, and ctouJn^v C '^f /J, r ? efeatS the Frej> eh, and takes Terrouenne
fb im rl ' J he Km S returns. 95
5 of fit , 1 kk Fr \ U1 i eft the Coasts of Suff. And the Engl. those
i 1V 6 ZZ Sll ' er married to the Sing of France. ib.
d Pert ana c e r ^ lncess Mas y born > The Voyage, of Sir Thomas
■> Sebasttan Cabot, to BrafiG St. Domingo, 8cc. ib.
1519. The Discovery of Mexico , Magellan’s Voy. sound the
World; His Departure with 5Ships from St. Lncar. 96He winters at St. Julian’s ; Discovers the Streights of Magel-lan ; A Ship deserts, another lost ; They are reduced to greatDistress; 'The Iste of Thieves and the PhiHippines discovered ;Magellan killed ; His Men burn one of their Ships. P7
They arrive at Borneo and the Moluccas ; Leave another Shipbehind them; And return with one to Spain. 98
1520. The Assembly of the Cloth of Gold. ib.
1522. The Emperour’s Fleet joins the English ; The Earl
of Surreys Commission from the Emperour. pp
The two Fleets ravage the Coasts of Normandy ; Burn Mor-laix , and 17 Fr. Ships: The Earl of Surrey convoys the Em-perour to Sp. Sue, of the Engl. in Picardy and Champaigne .i qo
1523. K. of Denmark comes to England ; Henry scndsTroops
to Picardy ; And a Fleet to intercept the D. of Albany. ib:The Engl. ravage the Coasts of Fr. The Duke of Albany de-ceives them; A Scotch Pirat taken. The Title of Defenderof the'Faith given the King of England. Note (») xor
nisi-overv of the South-Sea Coasts. ib.
TITO givtl> - -„
1525. The Discovery of the South-o eu
1526. Sebastian Cabot’s Voyage to the River of Plate. ib.
1527. Voy. of Mr. R. Thorns , and others to Newfound!. 102
1532. Three Voyages of Mr. William Hawkins to BraJH.Interview between the Kings of England and France. ib.
The King marries Ann Bullen. 103
1533. The Pr. Elizabeth born. Several Trading Voy. ib.
1333. Wales annexed to the Kingdom of England. ib.1336. Voy. of Mr. Hore and others to Newfoundland. They~ r<1 “ Ppmruin ; See the Na-
l Oa'~ - J CLuro -
arrive at Cape Briton ; And the Iste of Penguin ; See the Nafives ; Are reduced to great Distress; Kill and eat one ano-ther ; Resolve to dy by Lot; Are relieved by a Fr. Ship;They seize theFr. Ship and ret. to Engl. The K. makes Rep. 1041337. The Birth of Pr. Edw. And his Mother's Death. ib.1339-40. A Fleet fetches Ann of Cleua ; The King marriesher ; Is divorced; Marries Cash. Howard ; Her Death. jh.
1543. The King marries Catherine Parr. ib.
1544. The Engl. invade Sc. burn Edinburg, Leith; The E.of Lenox rav. the Coasts. Hen. besieges and takes Boulogne, ib.
1343. The French make Preparations to recover it; Their
Admiral Ship burnt. 103
An Engl. Ship funk ; A Skirmish between the English and Fr.
Fleets ; F. Daniel’s Account of this Action. The Fr. land inthe Iste of Wight ; But are twice rep. And the fame on theCoastof Sust. A Sea-fight between the Englijh and French Fleets; Tre-port, with thirty French Ships burnt > M. De Bellay’s Account
of these Actions. io<5
Father Daniel’s Remarks on this Sea-fight. 1 ro
The French make another Attempt on Boulogne. m
1346. Skirmishes at Sea near Boulogne ; A mem. Action, ib.
A splendid Ambassy from France to ratify the Peace. 1x2
An Observation of F. Daniel’s. ib.-
1347. The Death of King Asetfry. ib.
Chap. XXIII. Naval Expeditions and Transactions of the En-glish, with other Occurrences, during the Reign of K. Ed. VI.1547. Edward Ml. proclaimed and crowned; Scotland at-tacked by Sea and Land ; State of King Edward’s Fleet. ib.Battle of Mustelburg ; Th f Engl. rav. the Coast of Scotl. r 13
1348. Another Fleet sent to infest that Coast; An Act for
Liberty of Trade to Newfoundland. ib.
1549. A Pension granted Seb. Cabot ; The French attempt
Jersey and Guernsey ; Are repulsed with Loss. 1 r 4
1331. A Trad. Voy. up the Streights ; The first Englipmanin Guinea ; Edw. VI’s Diary of some Transactions at Sea. 113Windhaitfs 3 Voy. to Guinea-, Lock's Voy. tojerufa-; The King’s Death and Character. ib.'—•11—tw, r/hv. to discover a N. E.
, 1553 - - •
lem , and back again ; I he rung -> ^
Chap. XXIV. Sir Hugh Willoughby’x Vby. to mjcuv^. -
Pas. to China; And Capt. R. Chancellery Voy. to Archangel.
1353. Ships and Com. Names; Cabot’s Inst. TheK’sLet. xx6The Number of Men and their Offices; The Capt. Oath. 118The Master’s Oath ; They depart and discover Land. np
Several Islands difeov. Their Ships separated. 120
IVilloiighfy-Lmd, now Greenland discovered ; Sir Hugh Wil-
loughby puts into a Harbour to winter. 121
Is frozen to Death, with all his Crew; Chanc. purs his Voy. 12 2Arrives in the Bay of St. Nicholas Speaks with the Natives ;
Is the first who discovered a Passage to Archangel. ib:
Chap. XXV. Naval Expeditions and Transactions of the English,
with other Occurrences , during the Reign of Queen Mary I1533. L. Jane Gray prod. Q. at Land. And ifMary at Nor.
Part of the Fl. andArmyjoinsM.Sheis procl. atLewA. and cr. X231334. The Q. married to Phil. of Spain jock’s Voyage toGuinea ; Chanceller’s Negociations at Must .; And Return, ib.He delivers the Emperour of Muscovy’s Letter to Mary ;Towrfon’s two Voyages to the Coast of Guinea. 124
1333. Chanc. second Voyage to Archangel ; Philip and Ma-ry’s Letter to the Emperour of Muscovy. 123
A Charter granted the Muscovy Comp. The first Priv. granted
them > Chanc elks s % Voyages to Archangel. 126
155(5. Borougsts