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The Admiral, having dispatch’d theLark to England , with an Account ofthis Disaster, sailed to Madera ,to water,and in Hopes of finding some of thescattered Ships; But only found CaptainFairborn, with the Monk. He sailedfrom thence, the seven and twentieth of^ June , and arrived, the third of August,at Cork, in Ireland, where finding Or-ders, from the joint Admirals, to fendsome of the Ships of his Squadron to themain Fleet, and considering they wereall in Want of several Sorts of Provi-sions, and no immediate Service couldbe expected from those which were toremain at Kingfale, he sent them thi-ther, with Captain Fairborn, and him-

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self failed with the Detachment to the 16^.main Fleet.

The French Admiral, in the mean The FrenchTime, proceeded up the Streights, andC 0coming to Malaga ,the 20th of July, as- treiS £S ’fur’d the Governour, his Design was on-ly upon the Englijh and Dutch Ships,unless the City attempted to defendthem, in which Cafe he should bombardit. The Governour answered him,that he should protect these Ships to theutmost of his Power, having his .Ma-ster’s Orders so to do; Upon which,the next Day, he lay’d his Broad-sides^^^S"against four Dutch and one Englijh Ship, Dutchin the Mole. He twice attempted to Shipsfunkburn the Unions fgtxt, but was bravely at Maia S a “

8 K repulsed ;

Princess Ann , Loyal Merchant, Lark, Salaman-der and Dispatch ; A Brigantine ; The Speedwelland Vulture , Fire-ships; The Mo/rowy-Merchant,a Store-ship ; And the Susannah, a Bomb-Store-Ship.

Bore up with the Chandois , Alia , &c-

The Monk Man of War.

Tacked and stood in for the Shoar, with theMerchant-ships.

The Sheernefs and Smyrna-Faffor Men of War.

Dutch Ships of War.

In the Fleet.

Captain-General and Guelderlandt.

Already gone Convoy to Oporto and St. Ubes,and so forward for Cadiz.

The Ocfterftellingwerf and De Bescermer.

Bore out with the Chandois, Asa, &c.

The Nimeguen.

Taek'd and stood in for the Shoar, soon afterthe Enemy had reached and engaged them.

The Ze elands, De Stadt Me de z el, and theSchiedam.

Merchant-ships in the Fleet.

Bound to Smirna: The George, the Concord,and Crown.

Bound to Scanderoon : The Alcppo-Facior andReward.

Bound to Meffina : The Phoenix.

Bound to Gallipoli: The Merchant’s Goodwill.

Bound to Alicant: The Lambeth, the Poplar-Frigat, and the Terra JVhz/a-Merchant.

Bound to Cadiz: The Hunter, Andalufa, Re-lief, Sarah and George.

Bound to St. Lucar : The Fidelity.

Englijh Merchant-ships miffing.

Bound to Smirna : The Chandois, Asia, Itali-an-Merchant and Mary.

Bound to Leghorn, Smirna and Scanderoon:The Joseph.

Bound to Scanderoon: The Loyalty.

Bound to Venice: The Jacob, the ProsperousAfrica, Ruby and Golden Frigat.

Bound to Tunis : The Great Turn seen.

Bound to Alicant: The Three Brothers, andthe Susanna.

Bound to Messina: The Oxenden.

Bound to Barcelona: The Merchant s Good-will:

Bound to Malaga: Th <z Friendship.

Bound to Cadiz: The Success, Malaga-Fador,Prog-Dogger, Benjamin Sarah, and John andSamuel.

Bound to St. Lucar : The John and Thomas.

All the Dutch Turky-Ships were miffing.

All the Hamburger Convoys were miffing, ex-cept one Man of War, and one Merchant-man ;

The other Ship of War sailed to St. Ubes.

Having given my Readers this Account, howthe Ships were separated, at this unhappy Encoun-ter, I shall now give them a List of what Shipsgot into several Ports of Spain, as printed in aSpanijh Account of this Action.

Ships got into the Bay of Cadiz.

English-, The Smirna-Fatlor Man of War,Captain Littleton , Commander. Merchant-ships5The Susan , Prosperous African, Merchant , Johnand Ann, Success, Ruby, Golden Frigat, ThreeBrothers, Tuntfean, Oxenden, John and Samuel,Sarah , Owner’s Good Speed, another Sarah, St.

John , Tetuan Merchant, and Friendship.

Dutch ; The Arms of Nimeguen, and City ofSchiedam, Men of War; The St. Paul, a Trans-port-ship ; The Cadiz-Merchant, Ann, Eliza-beth, King David, Arms of Sevil, Phoenix , Ad-miral Tromp, Union, another King David, For-tune, Ann and Mary, PVaking Lion, and Eliza-beth.

Danes ; The St. Domingo, King Solomon, andIsabella-

Swede ; The John Simeon.

Hamburghers -, The Sampson, and the St. Ann,

Osiender ; The Eletior of Bavaria.

Venetian ; The St. Joseph.

Vestels arrived at St. Lucar.

Englijh-, The Maiaga - Fatter , John and Tho-mas, and Richard.

Dutch ; The Isabel, Crowned Fortune , andSarah.

Vessels arrived at Gibraltar.

Englijh; The Asa, Loyalty, India- Merchant,and Chandois.

Hamburgher ; The Hope, got into AyamontVessels burnt before the Bay of Cadiz.

Englijh-, The St. Joseph.

Dutch ; The St. Paul.

. Dutch Vessels taken or burnt.

The Men of War commanded by Schryverand Van der Poel. The Holland, and the Vesselscommanded by John Rock, John Sterling , andJohn Stockvis ; The Margaret and the Rhine -,all taken. The General Peace, and the Ship ofJurgen Janz , burnt; The City of Amfierdamtaken or burnt.

Hamburghers taken or burnt.

The St. John taken or burnt; The Red Lion ,Vinyard, Union, Margaret, and one more taken.Several Danes were taken and released, after /'they had taken out the Goods,