p 27. Effect of the Fleet; Death of the Czarina. Note {m) ib.

oFltv,„ . r- . - __ *-L <-» IT. 1. _• f u.> *7-

om e Observations on the King’s Death. Notes Jn, o,p) ib.T?- VI. Naval Expeditions and Transactions of the BritishNation, with. other Occurrences , from the Death of King> ^ e orge I. to the Conclusion of the. Tear, 1734.t - Cce fiion of King George II. to the Throne ; His Proclam^-t , 011 > Comm. of the Admiralty appointed ; Prizes taken byA e Spaniards and French; Coronation of the K. and O. 007

r\f s'h/trJps ffl/ZPpr’R Prnrpfiriincrs.

Hi

^tinuation of Sir Charles Wager'% Proceedings,arrives in Gibraltar-Bzy.

§- a ,a nt Behaviour of two British Commanders. Note (c) ib.q*: Charles re-inforced from England ; Sets Sail again fromP r altar ; Arrives in Tangier-Bay ; Returns to Gibraltar ;th a r> a ' n te-inforced from England ; Preparations in Favour off ® fretender ; Sir Charles goes to Sea again ; Ships detach’d° r Inteilio

Si,

QOS

t George Walton joins the Fleet from England ; Is orderedi^tuise with a Squadron ; Sir Charles Wager returns tof~ r altar; The Court of Spain raises Difficulties. 909

•p^'sion of the British Fleet into three Squadrans. N. (x) ib.c Fleet fails from Gibraltar, in three Divisions. Advicethe W. Ind. Differ, between Gr. Brit. and Sj>. adj. 910Ships put in Commiffion, Sir George Walton returnsfW Gibraltar. A Supply granted for the Navy, Sir CharlesP a ger, - returns with the Squadron under his Command. Ac-of the Squadron in the West-Indies. ib.

} * of the Ships put in Commiffion. Note (£) ib.

jPPointment of Flag Officers. Note (c) ib.

, of 0r ds Commissioners of the Admiralty, appointed; TheCongr.0 f ^ 2 fJons open’d. Death of Vice-Admiral Hopfon ; Removew, PKg Officers ; Ships put in Commission ; Seven Men ofc called by the Names of the Royal Issue ; Depredations■^Hiitted by the Spaniards and Sallee-Rovers ; Prince Fre-ylfk comes to England. 91 r

* of Ships put in Commiffion. • Note (/) ib.

; ^29. A Supply granted for the Navy ; Resolution takenyarning the Depredations committed by the Spaniards ;

put .in Commission; Sir Charles Wager commands a^P* a dron at Spithead. 912

[ ; ~P- in Germany on the Prince coming to England. N. (m) ib.j e ot Ships put in Commission. ib.

• of Rear-Admiral St. Loe ; Captain Stewart succeedsiAffi the Commission ; Force of the United Fleet at Spit-* 1 The British and Dutch Fleets sop. 913

{st- A Spanish Governour putin Irons. ib.

M^ni/h Guarda Costa deceiv’d. Note (s) ib.

U 5}f the United Fleet at Spithead. Note (t) ib.

i Epigram on Occasion of this Fleet. Nole {n) ib.

^Pply granted for the Navy ; A new Commission for

j ‘ofthe.Admiralty. p I/f

IqC? 1 - ^ le P ar ^ amenl: meets ; A Supply gr. for the Navy;i re lf d Cavendish returns from the Mediterranean ; Trea-le^tried to Codiz by the Lord Muskerry A new Agree-ween Great Britain and Spain. ib.

ir 0^ of a List of the Royal Navy. Note [w) ib.

le jj ‘ r les Wager's Expedition to the Mediterranean.

Tor e Ordered to command a Squadron; Rep. to Chatham, thertajr atl< i the Downs.

Kntto Dunkirk ; He comes with his Squadron to Spit-W ^ appointed Admiral of the Blue, Sir George WaltonSpithead.

915

Under Sir Charles Wager’s Comm. and where. N. (a) ib.it Lists of Ships under his Comm. Notes (d, e,f) ib ,

arses set Sail with his Squadron ; Arrives on the Coast

of Spain; Goes into the Bay of Cadiz, and by Lund to she Sp,Court at Sevil. Returns to his Squa. M. Pattnho, and Mr,Keene visit him there. pr<5

List of the Squadron when Sir Ch. set Sail, Note (h) ib.

Sir Charles dines on Board the Sp. Adm. Sails for Gibr. andBarcel. Departs from thence for Italy ; Arrives at Leghorn.Conference held about the Introd. of the Spanish Garrisons^A Regulation agreed on. 917

List of the Spanifi Fleet. Note (p) ib.

Account of the Salutes. Notes {q, r) ib.

The Sp. Troops landed. Sir Charles Wager departs with hisSqu. Arr. in England ; Ships put in Comm, The King of Sp.gives Ord. for restor. the Depred. comm. by his Ships. A Sup-ply granted for the Navy. The States General acceed to theTr. between the Courts of Vienna and Great Britain. 918List of the Ships put in Commission. Note (y) ib.

1732. Press Warrants issued. First Meeting of the Trustees

for Establishing the Colony of Georgia ; A Sp. Ship taken byWay ofReprizai ; His Majesty’s Return Irova Han. An EuglifiShip taken by the Sallee-Rovers : The Parliament meets, ASupply granted for the Navy. prd

Removes of Admirals. Note (c) ib.

Device of the Georgia-Snal. Note (d) ib.

Account, of the first Colony sent over ; Publick Spirit of Mr.Oglethorp. ib.

1 733. Death of the Lord Torrington. Sir Charles Wager app.

first L. Comm. of the Adm. and Sir John Jenniflgs R. Adm. ofGreat Britain ; Frigats sent against the Salle-Rovers. A briefAccount of the first Settlement at Savanna, in Georgia. 920A farther Account of that Settlement. 92 7

Sp. Men of War attack a Fleet of Britijh Merchant-Ships :Bravery-of Captain Djtrell. A farther Account of the Gecrgia-Colonyu 92 L

Arrival of the Prince of Orange in England. 923

Farther Acc. of the Settlem. in Georgia. Note (/) ib.

Ships put in Commission. 924

1734. Sir Charles Wager appointed Admiral of the White. A

Supply granted for the Navy. ib.

Lifts of the Ships in Commission. Note (n, 0 ) ib.

Procl. for the Encouragement of Seamen ; Ships taken by theSallee-Rovers. Nuptials of the Prince aud Princess of Orange.Death of Admiral Mighell’s • A farther Account of the Set-tlement in Georgia • 923

The Prince and Princess of Orange depart for Holland : Ad-mirals made : More Ships taken by the Fs/sos-Rovers : Mr,Oglethorp return from Georgia : An Indian King and Queenwith their Retinue come with him. The Britijh Amhaiiadourarrives at Tetuan. 926

Sallee Ships destroyed. Bravery of Captain Fullerton.

Note (r) last Par. ib.Peace with Sallee. Britijh Slaves released. A Fleet com-manded by Sir J. Norris arrives at Spithead: Great Distress atSea. Angria, the E. India Pirat defeated. A Man of Warcalled the Prince of Orange. 927

List of the Fleet under Sir J. Norris. Note (*) (s) ib.

A Procl. requiring Sailors to repair to their Duty. Promotionof Admirals. A farther Acc. of the Col. in Georgia. 928Lists of the Flag-Officers of Great Britain, and of the LordsCommissioners of the Admiralty. Note (a) ib.

Continuation of the farther Account of Georgia. 929

Mr. Bolzius ’s Character of the Indian Natives of Georgia. 930Cursory Remarks on that Settlement. 931

The Conclusion. 93Z

Introduction..