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V" a discovered. ib.

TV e * in ', Bstfccr ’ 8 In 'st™ctions. (c) D.

Sir A?’ - F T Cb ¥ an of War takea. «45

He arrives It p* ^n^ AmgS in the Mediterranean.and th- p ; 3t Port -Mœhcn ; The French take the PembrokeJohn I a C ° n two Br. Men of War the Moon SirA Fr^nrh qvf- 3t Barcelona ; Sails to the Relief of Sardinia ;A douw I , and 4 TVAw taken. th.

Eight lartrp -D^ a i ke 08 IvJr ' Rurcheft's. Note (f ) ib.

returns to ^^7 wit h Ammunition, &c. taken ; The Fleetagain • A larJ"« p ^ 7 £f-* e aud -'?§'* taken ; But abandonedland Ships taken renc ^ taken; Three French Newfound-

French Account of the

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The Fleet fep. in a Storm ~ - ' - ■ ’ 4

returns to

Ar , „-- -j-ev granted for the Navy. 847

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Capt. Gee. Martin’s Expedition against Port Royal ; He dep.Arr - at New England ; And at Nova Scotia; The Governourof Pert Royal capitulates. 848

Account of several Prizes taken. Notes {a, b) ib.

Articles of Capit. for the Surr. of Port Royal. Note [f) ib.Port Royal surrendered; Success of Her Majesty’s Ships inNewfoundland. 849

A more particular Account of the Damage done the Englishm Newfoundland. Note ( g ) ib.

. r 7 11 - Continuation of Commadore Littleton’s Proceedingsm the blest Indies.

Ships arrive at Jamaica, from England ; The Commadorefails in Quest of M. Da Cafe. The Vice-Admiral of the Gal-uons, and a Merchant Shin taken 850

ib.

vjis. He protects the Portugal Trade ; Convoys a Supplyof Provisions, &c. to Port Mahon ; Drives a French Ship a-sttoar. ib.

Value of the Prizes and Plunder taken by the Duke and Du-chess. Notes (0, p) ib.

A Prize taken; Vice-Admiral Baker returns to Lisbon ;Cruifesoff the Terceras ; Ret. to Engl. A Suspension of Arms. 26z17x3. The Empress convoyed to Genoa ; The ConfederateTroops from Naples ; And the Duke of Savoy to Sardinia ;Conclusion of the Peace of Utrecht. ib.

The Parliament dissolved, another called ; Sir James iViJhartCommander in Chief of Pier Majesty’s Fleet. 06$

Some Remarks on the late War ; Lists of Ships taken on bothSides ; Deficiency of the Number of Ships the Dutch shouldhave furnished ; Remarks thereupon. Note (d) ib.

1714. The Parliament meets; Comm. of the Adm. appoint-ed ; Death of the Princess Sophia ; And of the Queen. 864

n — Note (<?) ib.

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Observations on Her Character.

BOOK VI.

Giving an Account of all the memorable Naval Expeditionsand Transactions of the British Nation, with other Occur-rences, from the Death of Queen Ann, to the Conclusion

of the Year, 1734.

of the British

U°

Chap. I. Naval Expeditions and Transactions of tl -

Nation, with other Occurrences during the four first Tears of

the Reign of King George I-

Proceedings of the Lords of the Council, on the Q- Death. 86gAn Observation of the Author’s. Note (a) ib.

The Parliament meets. Note if) ib.

Proclamation of King George!. The Earl of Dorset sent toHannover-, Mr. Addifion Secretary to the Lords Justices: TheEarl of Berkley appointed to bring the King over. His Majestyarrives at St. James’s ; Alterations in the Adm. The Princess

Princesses, arrive ; The King. to comm. 86<3

for the

_ - Merchant Ship taken.

An Account of several Prizes taken. Note («)

Chap. XVI. Sir Hovenden Walker’s unsuccessful Exped. in-tended against Quebec, in Canada, 'Placentia, tsY.

Sir Hovenden ’s first Letter to Mr. Burchett. 851

His Line of Battle . Note {a) ib.

Account of Transports and Troops. *b.

Extract of the Boston News Letter of July 23. Note (e) 832Sir Hovenden s second Letter to Mr. Burchett■ §53

A farther Acc. of the Misfortune and Loss. Note's (g, h) 854Some Remarks on this Expedition. Notes (r, k) ib.

Chap. XVII. Naval Expeditions and Transactions of the BritilhNation, with other Occur, to the Death of §)ueen Ann.Proc. of the House of Commons with Relation to the Navy ;Promotions in the Fleet ; The Navy Debt provided for ;First EstabYsthment of the South Sea Company. 836

Farther Reflections on the Expedition to Canada- N- ( m ) ib-An Extract from Father Daniel. Note {a) ib.

Sir The. Hardy’s Proc. off of Dunkirk, and in the Soundings.He arrives off Dunkirk ; Ships taken and run aihoar. 837

of Wales, and the two young

crowned ; Dines in the City. Adm. app. --

1713. A New Parliament meets: A Supply grantedNavy ; Sir John Ncrris fails to the Baltick: Sir George Byngto the Downs , Rebellion in England and Scotland, Sir George

Byng returns.

171(5. Sir John Jennings witiland.

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Line of Battle of Sir Join Norris’s Squadron ; Reception of the

united Fleet at Copenhagen. Note (Q ib-

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An Extract from Father Daniel. Note (h) ib.

N r h n Doras returns to Engl . The K. of Sp. conv. to sta-ffs fi Jennings returns to fort Mahon ; Private Ne-

rnntT of a Peaœ ' The ParL Meets ; Supply for theNavyTH K ' P1 «ipoten tl aries sent to Utrecht. 858

Rich p'vtL ^‘1 eie: ^ c ^ asl st crowned Emperour. Note («) ib.

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Parri^T' W f l]ier ’ % Expedition to the West Indies.

u ar Acccount of the Taking of several French Prizes.

Sir y r „ 7 r -i . Notes (r, s, t, u, x, y ) ib.

Garif f - e - ^ ai s v/li: ^ Gen. Hill, to Dunkirk , to put a( 4 ,"V' ' d11 demolLslied. Note (i) ib.

f,f} rm tr- r tat “- n.K (4 .b.

m p rizs taken ; Sir Hov. Walker arr. at

Walker r I rizes taken ; A terrible Hurricane ; Sir H.

Th v retu . r “ s t0 England. 8 60

the\« ^Pcdition of the Ship called the Duke and Dutchefs, toAcconn? ‘*/ a ’ and round the Globe - They dep. it. Bristol, ib.An Arr °r Bajfard’s. Note (ej ib-

TwKTa, 01 Pr i zes taken b y the Nuke and Duchess. N. (I) ib.taken - a ^ ? a cen » Other Booty made ; A rich Acapulco ShipInEtefi mother escapes ; They return by the Way of the E.Vice a n nd , arr ‘ ve m ihe Downs. 86 S

ihiral Bakes s Proceedings on the Coast of Portugal.

A Supply granted for the Navy; rrau- » Tripoli.

King goes to Hannover-

Proceedings of the Squadron on the C. of Scotland■ Note [pi) ib.Proceedings of Sir John Norris in the Baltick : Sallee-Rovers

taken and run aihoar. 869

Farther Proceedings of Sir John Ncrris; The United FL under

the Command of the Czat. Note (0) ib.

Death of Admiral Baker, Admiral Jylmer fails with a Squa-dron to Holland. 870

1717.. The King returns: A Conspir. disc. Count Gyllemberg

seized. The Parliament meets* A Supply granted sot theNavy ; Sir G. Byng goes with a Squadron to the Baltick. ib.Arrives at Copenhagen ; Prizes taken from the Swedes. Sir

John Norris Plenipot. to the Czar. 87 1

List of the Fleet des. for the Baltick. Note (j) ib.

Commissioners of the Adm. appointed. Note (t) ib.

Account of Ships taken on the Coast of Sweden. Note (y) ib.

C. Gyllemberg released; Ord. and Prod. for suppr. Firsts:

Sir O. Byng returns from the Baltick. 872

List of His Majesty’s Ships in the Weft-Indies . Note [z) ib.

A Supply granted for the Navy. _ _ 873

Angm. of Seamen required ; Alterations in the Adm. CaptainRogers fails for the Iste of Providence ; And Sir John Norris

for the Baltick.

2718. Piratssurrender. ib.

Pirats on the Coast of Carolina , Sir John Ncrris returns from

the Baltick ; The Parliament meets. A Supply granted forthe Navy. War declared against Spain ; A Proclamation, con-cerning Pirats, 874

Force of the Royal Navy. Note ( i ) ib.

Pirats taken and surrender. Note [k) ib.

Chap. II. Sir George Byng’i Expedition to the Mediterranean,with a particular Account of the DefiruEtion cf the Spanisil_ Fleet, off of S yracufa, in the Istand of Sicily.

Sir G. Byng appointed to command in the Mediter. Rec. his In-structions and dep. from London ; Sails for St. Helen's. 873Lift of the Squadron under his Command. Note (b) ib.

Motives to, and Des. of, this Expedition. Note (c) ib.

Sir George arrives at Cadiz ; Sends his Secretary to Madrid:Subst. of His Message ; Anfw. of the Spani/hComi. The Fleetarr. vat Port-Mahon, and Naples ; Sails for Sicily; Arrives offMeJJina. 876

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