Chap. XXIV, Account of the Disaster of the Ship Lion.rd2 j. The Palsgrave, Dolphin and Lion discover a Fleet fif
Portuguese. 4pd
The Lion eng, the Port. Admiral and Vice-Adm. The othersleave her. The Lion boarded on all Sicjps at once; 50 or 60of the En. bl. up; The Port. leave her, and sol. the oth. Sh.497An Engagem. with the Palsgr. and Dolph. The Lion fails forOrmus ; Arr. at Gombroon ; The Goods and Mony put on Sh.
A 2d Engagement with her; 4 Port. funk ■ The Lion fired. 498Some of the Men jump over Board ; The Rest blow the Shipup ; 26 Englishmen beheaded, and 42 blown up. 499
Chap. XXV. Other Nav. Trans, and Occ. in 1623 and 26.
The Eng. resent the lend. of Sh. toFr. The Fr. res. to ret. ourSh. Seize our Efl'. War decl. A Sq. sent to Rachel. ib.
Sir T. Herbert’s Voy. to Goa ; The D. of Buckingham, sent tore!, the Rochellers-, Cont. of the Affairs of St. Christoph. Encr.of the Col. A viol. Hurricane red. them to Mis. Bound, setbetween the Engl. and Fr. League between them. ib-
1626. A fresh Sup. arr. Sev. Fr. and Ling I. massacred. 500
Another Hurricane The Ind. driven out of the Isle; Th zSp. 1carry off a gr. Numb. of the Engl. Affairs of Virg. and Barba-does : Three Engl. Frigats bisp. 40 SA Ships. 501
The New Rates for Seamens Wages, (Ac. 502
Chap. XXVI. The Duke of Buckingham’5 Exped. to tie IJle of
Rhee, taken from three Original Journals.
1627. Arr. off ot Rhee-, The D. of S oubize fe nt to Roch el. 503
The Engl. att. in land. Def. the Fr. Bravado of a Fr. Gen. 504Monf Soubize ret. A gr. Neglect of the English -, Some Vill.subm. A Chall. by the Fr. Commander. 505
The En. had previous Notice of our Design ; St. Martin’s ta-ken ; The Citadel thought impregnable ; Good Adv. negl.506Windmills dest. A pret.Deserter’sDesign detected; Misconductof th EfEngl. They intrench. The Seamen landed- 407
An Att. misc. Supp. arr. A Parly desired; The D. distasteful ;Another Parly; A Bark with Prov. gets into the Cit. 508Death of Sir J. Boroughs ; A Sup. arr. from Engl. The Fortpret. to capitulate ; Rec. Supp. Deceit of the Rochellers. 509Prep- made for an Assault; Wholesome Adv. rej. £10
T hsEng. quit the Trench. Recoy. them again; The Cit. storm',without Succ- Fresh last. to the D. to ret. He cons 31 r
An Acc. of this Retr. by an em. Offic. Princ. Causes of it. 512Sir IVilliam Monson’s Obferv. on this Exped. Note (a) ib.Chap. XXVII. An Engagem. between 6 Engl. Frigats, under
Sir K. Digby ; and 2 Venetian GalleaJJes , 2 Gall. and se-veral Fr. Ships.
1628. Arr. a t Congure-, A Boat sent in for Advice. 414
Sir Ken. Speech; A Message to the Ven. Gen. The Engage-ment begins. 515
The Galleasses run ; 3 Fr. Sh. taken ; One run agr. The Turks
dem. Sat. 'Two Engl- Ships seized ; But released. ci<5
Chap. XXVIII. Naval Exped. and TranfaSl. of the English,with other Occur, from 1628 to 1633 inclusive.
The zd Parl. A Subs gr. The Parl. pror. The Fr. K. blocksup Rachel ; The E. of Denbigh sent to their Affist. But ret.The D. of Buckingham stab’d at Porffm. The Fleet fails. 517RocheLrs subm. to the Fr. K. A Peace with Fr. Settlement ofa Col. at Massachusetts Bay, in N. Engl. and at Weymouth -, Apew Col. sent ; A Patent granted them. p g
An Observation on our Constitution. Note (d) ib.
Salem and sev. other Towns built; A Col. at Mevis. rip
1629. The third Parliament dissolved. ,
" 1630. Peace with Sp. Pr. Charles born ; Troops lent the X.of Sweden -, Relation of the wonderful Pref of 8 Men, accid.left in Green'. Their distr. Cond. They kill Deer and Bears.520Build a Hut; Make Prov. for Wint. Are red. to gr. Straits ;L'ive in cont. Darkness and excef. Cold; Ret. of Day and wildBeasts to their Rel Arr. of the Engl. Ships; They ret. 521idzi. Settlement of a Col. at Maryland -, First Grant andBounds of it; Whence it’s Name ; The first Col. sent over ;Arr. there; St. Mary’s built; Capt. James’s Voy. of Disc. 522
1633. The K’s Journy to Scotl. James , D. of Fork born.523
1634. Ship-mony levied. jR
---• 1635. The Pret. for it; The Elector Palat. comes to Engl.with'his Br. A Fl. sent out under Com. of the E. of Lindsey.z, 24Chap,'XXIX. Naval Exped. and Trans, of tie English, with
ether Occurrences , from 1636 to 164.8 inclusive.
163d. Pirats of all Nations infest the Engl. Seas; Grctiuswrites his Mare Liberum, and Selden his Mare Claufum. ib.Proclamation forbiding Fishing without Licence, (Ac.
Nate {b, c) 323
The D. Fish. Busses att. by the E. of Northumberl. They paya Trib. for Fish. Settlement of the Connetficut Col. in N. Engl.Hertford , Saybreck and other Places built; Settlement of a Col.at Newhaven-, Sev. Towns built; The K. wars ag. thtS cots.5261640. A Fleet fitted out; A 4th Parl. called and dis 527A rem. Action on our Coasts. Note (e) ib.
The Sc. take Newcastle ; A 5th Parl. sum. Virg. Ass. NewForm of Gov. Tyr. of the Gov. countenanced by the King ;
A new Gov. A 26 Massacre; The Chief os th elnd. taken.328War with the Indians ended by a Peace. 529
1641-2- The principal. Occurrences of these two Years, ib-
1643. The Q. lands from Hoi. Is cannon, by V.Adm. Batten ;
The E. of Wafw■ att. the Rel. of Exeter , without Sue. 530
1644. The str. Escape of some Englistmen from Algiers ; if -
Okely carr- Captive to Algiers ; Builds a Canvas-Boat. ib-
Vent. to Sea in it, with 4 more; Are in Distr. Catch a Tortoise;Disc. Land ; Come fase ashoar ; and ret. to England. 53 r
1648. A Sq. of the Parl. Fleet revolt to the Prince ; Come®
to the Thames. ib-
The E. of Warw. sent ag. the Pr. who comes to theDowns-gpShips built by King Charles I. ib-
Behaviour of the States General. Note . (I) ib-
Chap. XXX. Naval Exped. and TranfaB. cf the English,with other Occur, in 1649, 50, and 31.
1649. A Commonwealth establ. The Pr. of Wales takes theTitle of K. in Hoi The Parl. Agent murd. at the Hague, ib-
1650. Fr. Rupert, with his Fleet on the Co. of Spain. 33ZThe Parl. Fleet sol. him ; Both anchor in the Riy. of Lisbon ;Pr. Rupert esc. Montrcfs def. in Scotland, and exec. The Kinggoes thither ; Cromwel made Gen. Defeats ih&Scctch. gg 4
163r. Charles cr. King in Scotl Is defeated at Worcest. Warag. the D. res. upon ; They fend an Amb. to London. ib-
Pr. Rupert takes a-rich Sp. Ship, and a Genoese. ggg
Chap. XXXI. Sir G. Aicough’i Exped. to the W. Ind .for red-Barbadoes, and other Col. to the Subjection of the Parl.
The State of Barbadoes. ib-
The Parl. Fl arr. at Barbadoes-, Takes sev. D. Ships. 33OSummons the Iff to surr. The Gov. res. Takes a Fort. 53/Barbadoes , the other Isles, and Virginia surrender. 538
The famous Act of Navigation. Note (a) ib-
Chap. XXXII. Engagement at Sea between she Adm. Blake,Ascough and Bourne, and the Dutch Adm. Van Tromp, D eRuyter, De Witte, and Van Galen, with ctherTranf. im6gt1632. A D. Fl. app. off of Dover-, An Eng. betw. AdmiralBlake, and Martin Van Tromp-, Blake beg. Bourne joins him-
33 ?
Observations of Clarendon, TVhitlock , &c. Notes (b, c) ib-The Dutch take to the Flight; They disown the Proceeding®of Van Tromp -, Success of the Englifi. 34"
The D. fend out a powerful Fleet; Van Tramp’s Orders -,Btakldifp. the D. Busses ; Takes their Convoys, and two Men ofWar ; An Att. of Van Tramp’s miscarries. 34!
Medals struck in Hoi A gallant Action. _ Notes (g, h) ib-Proc. Northward in Search of Blake -, His Fl. difp. Afcotigbtakes, sinks, and dest. zoMerch. Sh. He and DsAryVcr eng.342Whit lock’s Account of this Action. Note (n) ib-
Dutch Acc. of this Action ; The Engl. seize a Fr. Fleet; Th SEngl. and D- eng. near the N. Ford. Part. of the Action. 3 45An Engagement in the Mediterranean. 345
A very rich D. Ship sunk ; Sev. rich Pr. taken. Note (r) ib-A 2d Engagement betw. Blake and Van Tromp near the Goofwin -, Losses of the D. Van Tromp empl. ag. Blake’ sFl. fop. 346Van Tromp puts to Sea ; The Fight beg. A brave Action suc-cessless ; Blake ret. to the Riv. Pride of the D. Adm. 34YChap. XXXIII. Engagement at Sea between the English Jd 0 ‘Blake, Monk, Dean, Penne, and Lawfon, and the DutchAdm. Van Tromp, De Ruyter, Van Galen, De Witte awEvertzen, with other Transactions of the Fear, 1633.
1633. Blake and Dean’s Engagement with Van Tromp , off m
Portland, three Days together. gst>
Res. of the Parl. for the Encrease of Seamen. Ncte ( a ) ib-
Partic. of the Fight ; The Engl. successf. A zd Fight ; Parti-culars of it; T he-Engl. ag. successf. A zd Engagement. 34 9The Engl. obt. a compl-.Vict. Losses on both Sides ; The KiuKoffers to put himself aboard the D. Fleet; The States sue for 3Peace ; Are fav. by Cromwel -, Diffol. of the Parliament, gg aA second Engagement in the Mediterranean. . 33 s
An Engagem. between Monk, Dean, Penne , and Lawfon , a nfVan Tromp, De Ruyter , De Witte, and Evertzen -, Partic. mthe Fight ; Deane killed ; Second Day’s Fight. 332
Van Tromp beaten ; Loss of the D. They make Overt, of Peaceto Cromwel-, But send a consid. Fleet to Sea. 335
Rewards of the Dutch for the Encr. of Seamen. Note [n) ib-A great Number of Prizes taken. Note (0) ib-
A Sea-fight between Monk,Penne and Lawfon -, And VanTrofflfand De Witte-, The first Day’s Day’s Fight; The D. reinsoNThe 2d Fight; Sue. of the Engl. Loss of the Dutch . 35 1
A brave Action ; Van Tromp killed; D. Pr. taken. 333
Brav. of the Engl. More Pr. taken. Note (p) ib-
Obferv- on the Success of this War. Note (q) ib-
Chap. XXXI V, Rel of the Exp. to the W- Ind. under V. Ad 0 -
Penne, and Gen. Venables; With the Conq. of Jamaica.
1634. Inducements to this Exp. Force of the Fl. (ic.
Instructions for General' Venabies. Note (d) th-
Venables hast. to his Charge ; Neither Arms nor Men fit for th eServ. Troops shipp’d off before the Gen. could view them. 33 ?
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