r£j< 5 . Borough's Voyage to discover the River OB ; Chanc.Return from his third Voyage, with a Ruffian Amb. His Ships*separated; His own Ship cast away ; And he drowned. 127
1557. The Ambastadour received in great State in London.ib.
His Publ. Entry and Audience; He is nobly entertained; Andhis Expences defrayed ; A 4th Voyage to Archangel ; TheEngl. affist the Span. And take St. frutntin, by Storm. 128
1558. Calais fur. to the Fn F.Dan. Acc. Guifr.es and Hames
Castle surr. An Eng. Fleet ravages the Coast of Bret. 129.They bring away a confid. Booty; The Engl. Ships of Serviceto the Span. at the Battle of Newport; J.enkinfon’s Voy, fromMufcow to Boghar, in Batlria, Death of Q. Mary. 136
Chap. XXVI. A Eist of all the Lord High Admirals, Sic. from
the Death of K. John, to the Death of gfreen Mary I. 13,1
B 0 0 K II.
Giving an Account of all the memorable Naval Expeditionsand Transactions of the Englijh , with other Events, duringthe Reign of Queen Elizabeth.
Chap. I. Naval Transactions and Expeditions of the Engliih,with other Occurrences, during the Reign of free en Eliza-beth, to the Tear, 1361.
1338- Q. Mary’s Death concealed ; The Resolution of bothHouses of Parliament ; Q. Elizabeth proclaimed. 136
1559. And croWned. ib.
1360. Q^ EliZ. affists the Prot in Scot. Lays Siege to Leith ;
The French K. inclines- to a, Peace; The Q. fills herMagazines;Fits out a Fleet; Builds a Fortress on the Medway. 137
The Eng. pow. at Sea ; Death of Francis II. K. of France. 138
1361. His Widow Mary , returns to Scotland. th.
Chap. II. Mr. Anthony Jenkinson’; zd Voy. to Muse. and Periia.He arrives in the Bay of St. Nicholas, and at Mufcow. ib.Continues his Voyage over the. Caspian Sea, 139
Arrives at Casbin; Has Aud. of the S. of Versa; Ends his Neg.Returns. The K. of Hircania grants aPriv. to the M-Adv. ib.He repasses the Caspian Sea;- Returns to Mufcow. ; Is entrustedwith Commissions from four Sov, Princes; Ret. to Land. 140
Alcock’s Voyage to Versa. jb.
Chap. III. Capt. John Hawkins’ ; two first Voy. to the West-In-dies, with other Voy.- and Occurrences , to the Tear 1367.
1562. Hawkins’s first Voyage to the West-lndies ; He de-parts from En°l. Takes in Negroes, on the Coast of Gain. Goesto the West-lndies ;Trafficks to Advantage, and returns. 141
1363. Eliz. aids the Protest, in Fr.. The Engl. take Prizesfrom the French-, Havre de Grace put info their Hands. ib.
1364. J. Hawkins’s zd Voy, to the West-lndies -, He arriveson the Coast of Africa ; His Success at Sambula and Bymba.i 4 z
1363. Sails for the West-Ind. Arrives at Dominica and Mar-garita ; Forces the Span. to trade with him at Burboroata, andRio della Hacha ; Mistakes his Course, x 43
Ranges the Co. of Florida -, Ret. A 3d Voy. to Persia-, The Q.of Scotland-, Marries the Lord Darnly. 144,
1366. Birth of James Pr. of Sc. Seven Port. Ships shamefully
beat by one Englijh Ship. A new Charter granted the MuscovyComp. Anthony Jenkinforls third Voy. to Muscovy. ib.
1367, Ambassadors to the Queen from Mufcow. ib.
Chap. IV, Capt. John Hawkins’; yl Voy. to Guinea, and the
West-lndies, with other Voy. and Occurrences to 5372.
1568. Capt. J. Hawkins’s 3d V. He takes in Negroes in Gui-nea-, Sails to the IVeft-Indies ; Generosity of the English. X43Perfidiously requited by the Spaniards. x^g
The Faith of a Sp. 'Viceroy;. Two Ships narrowly escape, ib.The 3 best of the Sp- Ships destr. One Engl. only gets off; MisCond. of Sh. and Comp. Extr. Fam. too Men set on Lan d- rCruelties of the Sp. Sufferings of the Englijh. 147
Hawkins, with very few of his Men, ret. to England.' 149
Mary, Cb of Scots, ret, into Engl. Is detained by Eliz. whobee. Umpire of the Affairs of Scotland ; Eliz. assists the Hugue-nots ; Suff. th e-Flem. Prot. to set. in Eng. A 4 Voy. to Verfia. ib.A fifth Voy. The Englfi assaulted by the Tartars; Obtain aVictory; Treacherously attacked by the CoJJacks. 130-
Sp. Ships driven by French Pirats, into the Engl. Harb. TheMony on Board seized by the Queen. Reprizals taken. ib.The K. of Spain’s fruitless Attempts to debauch some EnglijhNoblemen. The Englijh do great Damage to the Span. Trade.Differences with the Czar of Muscovy. ib.
The Sophy of Persia’s Opinion of Merest. Note (c) ib.
1369. The Eng. trade thro’ Muscovy into Persia. An All.with the Czar of Muscovy. A Ruffian Ambastadour comes toEngland. The Queen signs a Treaty. 131
The Czar dissatisfied ; Threatens the Englfi ; Is appeased ;Troubles in Ireland appeased. 132
1570. A Letter to the Czar of Muscovy ; Five Danijh Pirats
taken by the Englijh. ib.
A Fleet convoys Ann of Austria to Spain.
1571. An Amfcassy to Raffia ; A Treaty with Portugal con-
■ .1 ^ ib
1372. Treaty with France ; A French Fleet betweenand BourdeauX ; Succoufs sent to Flushing. if
Chap. V. Capt. Francis Drake’; first Exp. for his own Acc. i sthe. West-lndies* against the Sp. with other Trans, to 1374. ,Drake’s Parentage ; Sue. in his younger Years; Loses all hf*Fort. in Hawkins’s 3 Exp, Res. to be rev. Makes 2 V. of Int. ifA Mistake- of Burchet, Camden, and others. Note (a) ib-Drake departs from Plymouth, and arrives in the Wefi-Lnditi ’Takes Nombre de Dios, but loses it again. ” jst
Purchas and Hackhyfs Account of this Action. F-
A more particular Account of it. ib-
Drake advances with his Pinnaces towards Nombre de Dies ;Chors at Rio Francisco ; Arrives in the Bay of Nombre de Diol-Lands near the Town. A Skirmish with the Spaniards. if
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They leave Drake in Post os'the Town; He sees an immenFTreas. But being wounded is forced to go on B. and leave it. rsi?
He takes a great Numb. of Prizes; Burns a rich Storehouse. 15^
A bold Action; Drake discovers the South-S a-, Ret. to Eng. if
1573. The Fr. Res. equip a Fl. Fr. Compl. ev. by the Cf ib-
Expeditions to Ireland; The French Protestants pow. at Sea;But are dispersed ; State of the Englijh Navy. i< 5 o
Chap. VI. Capt. John Oxenham’; Voy. to the SoutseSea, with
other Transactions, to the Tear 1376.
1574. Oxenham s Voyage to the South-Sea. jh
1575. He takes two Plate-ships and some Pearl ; His IndiF-
The Sp. fend 4 Barks to intercept him. They find his Pinnace?Ret. His Booty: A Skirmish betw. the Engl. and Sp. A Quar-rel between Oxenham and his Men Occ. of all theirRuin. 161The Sp. find Oxenham ’s Ship ; He and his Men betrayed intotheir Hands ; They put. them to Death. 16s
The States offer Holland and Zealand to Q E. Her Ans. ib-
ig76. The Englijh reduce the Privateers of Zealand aaiHolland. Restitution demanded of the Dutch. j.6$
Chap. VII. Mr. Andrew Parker’; Voy. to the Coast of the Con-tinent, and the Bay of Honduras, in the West-lndies.
Barker’s Sufferings by the Inquisition ;. He fits out 2 Barks toseek Revenge ; They burn 2 Villages in the Me of Mayo ; Sa)I’ sto the Isle of Trinidad ; Takes a small Sp. Ship at Mar-raritW,Arrives at Curacao, and Cape de la Vela ; Barker takes^ a richFrigat in the Bay of Tulu ; Arrives at Nombre de Dios. ib*A Spanrjh Frigat, ^with some Gold, taken. A Duel betweenBarker and Phil. Roche, at Veragua-,. One of their Sh. sunk. id 4Another Sp. Bark taken at the Honduras-, They arrive at th 5Isle of St. Francisco ; a Consp. against the Capt. The Sp. surpt-the Englijh ; Barker and others killed ; Truxillo pseud. Th eEnglijh chased by Sp. Ships; A Frigat with the Tres overset?Death of Phil. Roche ; They ret. to the Isles of Scilly. ib*
Divide theRem. of the Treas. The Chiefs imprisoned. 16$
Chap. VIII. Capt. M.Fbrbilhet’; 3 Voy. to disc. a N. W. Pas. t*Tartary and China ; And To wrfon’s 3 Voy. to Guinea. J 'Capt. M. Forbijher attempts to disc. a N. IV. Pas Finds a Srt-which he calls by his Name ; A strange People. ib.
Gold-Ore found.
1367. Forb. 2d Voy. He arrives at Forb.. Streight. ib-
The Inhab. flee at their Appr. Their Habitation. Cunning of th-Savages, Their Stratagem disappointed. l( yj
Nat. and Constit. of the Savages; Their Ap. Sh. and Boats,Wit. Towrson’s 3d Voy. to Guinea-, He takes and pill. 2 Dant-zicb Hulks; Difp. with the Sp. concerning the Flag Fightwith 3 Portug. Ships; A rich Fr.. Ship taken; The Town ofShamma burnt and pill. His Return to England. ib.
1378. Fortifier's third Voyage. * jg.
They arrive at Fries and A Ship stop’d by a Whale They
arrive at Forb. Str. Are forced to Sea again; A Ship lost :Others in Dang. They enter another Str. Arrive at WarwickSound ; Empl. their Miners; Load their Ship with Ore. 169They build a House ; Leave it adorned with Bawbles for theSav. The Fleet ret. A new Channel and Isle discovered inQChap. IX. A Particular Account of C. Francis Drake’; famousVoy: round the World, with other Trans, to the Tear 1 effo-Sir (V. Monfin’s Char. of Brake. His Dep. from Plymouth intHe pursues his Voy. to the South-S ea-, Arrives on the Coast ofBarbary ; Takes a Pinnace ; Loses one of his Men - j-12
Who is sent to Engl. Drake takes several small Shses. 17”
1378. Seizes a Portug. Ship; Passes the LineComes to theRiv. of Plate ; and Port St. Julian ; J. Doughty beheaded ib.Drake passes the Str. of Magel. Comes out into' the South Sea ;His Ships separated ; One lost ; Another returned to England,Drake arrives at the Island of Mocha.
And on the Coast of Chili; Takes a rich Prize and a Town ;An Instance of Spanish Courage. ^
X579. Thirty fears of Silver taken from a sleeping Spaniard-Eight Hundred Weight of Silver taken. r p
Different Relations of Authors observed. Note (d e\ ibThree Ships taken with 37 Wedges of Silver and other Goods-Twelve rich Sp. Ships seized at Lima-, A Sp. Brig. taken with80 Pounds Wt. of Gold, and other Riches; A very rich Sp-Carrack taken,