Authentick letters from admiral Matthews to the Sec--t----s of St--te, the L--ds of the Ad-----ty, &c : Relating to his expedition to the mediterranean, with their answers. From the time of his going out, to the late engagement.

An impartial representation of the conduct of the several powers of Europe, engaged in the late general war : Including a particular account of all the military and naval operations; from the commencement of hostilities between the crowns of Great Britain and Spain, in 1739, to the conclusion of the general treaty of pacification at Aix-La-Chapelle, in 1748. To which are added, letters between Monsieur Voltaire and the author, relative to this work, and to the subject of history in general. By Richard Rolt.
by: Rolt, Richard, 1724 or 1725-1770
Published: (1765)

The Definitive treaty of Christian, universal, and perpetual peace, friendship and union, concluded at Aix-la-Chapelle, on the 7/18th of October, 1748 : Between the crowns of Great-Britain and France, and the states general of the United Provinces; and afterwards acceded to by the powers interested in the war, there by put an end to. Together with a translation of the acts of cession of the Empress Queen, and King of Sardinia, as they stand in this treaty, the former in the Latin, and the latter in the Italian language; and also the separate articles annexed to the said treaty.
Published: (1748)

The military history of Europe, &c. from the commencement of the war with Spain in 1739, to the treaty of Aix-La-Chapelle in 1748 : Containing all the transactions of that war both by sea and land: also comprehending a concise and impartial history of the rebellion in Scotland. By Lieutenant William Biggs, late voluntier in the military transactions abroad and at home.
by: Biggs, William, Lieutenant
Published: (1756)

Observations on the case of such of the inhabitants of Kingston as apply to be included in the Turnpike petitioned for, in order to repair the road from Kingston upon Thames in the county of Surry, to a place called Sheet-Bridge near Petersfield in the county of Southampton.
Published: (1748)

Remarks on the case delivered in support of the petition for making an harbour at Ramsgate.
Published: (1748)

Observations on the conduct of Great-Britain : With regard to the negociations and other transactions abroad[.].
Published: (1729)

Letters to the editors of the weekly register.
Published: (1799)

A Letter to the electors; concerning promises made to candidates.
Published: (1761)

The definitive treaty of Christian, universal and perpetual peace, friendship and union : concluded at Aix-la-Chapelle, on the 7[/]18th of October, 1748. Between the crowns of Great-Britain and France, and the states general of the United Provinces; and afterwards acceded to by the powers interested in the war, thereby put an end to. Together with a translation of the Acts of Cession of the Empress Queen, and King of Sardinia, as they stand in this treaty, the former in Latin, and the latter in the Italian language; and also the separate articles annexed to the sai treaty.
Published: (1749)

Considerations on the coal trade. More particularly as it concerns the consumers within the city and liberty of Westminster, and parts adjacent : To which are added some observations concerning the office appointed for the regulation of the same.
Published: (1748)

An impartial representation of the conduct of the several powers of Europe, engaged in the late general war : including a particular account of all the military and naval operations; from the commencement of hostilities between the crowns of Great Britain and Spain, in 1739, to the conclusion of the General Treaty of Pacification at Aix La Chapelle, in 1748. To which are added, letters between Monsieur Voltaire and the author, relative to this work, and to the subject of history in general. By Richard Rolt. In four volumes.
by: Rolt, Richard, 1724 or 1725-1770
Published: (1754)

Britain's mistakes in the commencement and conduct of the present war. By a merchant and citizen of London.
by: Merchant and citizen of London
Published: (1740)

Serious and impartial reflections on the conduct of the several princes and states of Europe at this present conjuncture : In familiar letters, written by the Chevalier De Coetlogon, knight of St. Lazare, &c. to a friend at Paris.
by: De Coetlogon, Dennis, -1749
Published: (1743)

Observations on the conduct of Great-Britain : With regard to the negociations and other transactions abroad.
Published: (1729)

Observations on the conduct of Great-Britain, with regard to the negociations and other transactions abroad.
Published: (1729)

Observations on the case of the northern colonies.
Published: (1731)

Observations on the commercial principles of the projected union; or, A free examination of the sixth resolution : Being the only one that touches upon commerce, and carrying a direct commission to appropriate Ireland, and for ever, as a consuming colony to the British manufacturer.
Published: (1800)

The question stated with regard to our army in Flanders: and the arguments for and against this measure compared.
by: Hervey, John Hervey, Baron, 1696-1743
Published: (1743)

Authentick letters : from Admiral Mathews to the Sec--t----s of st--te, the L----ds of the Ad------ty, &c. Relating to his expedition to the Mediterranean, with their answers. ...
by: Mathews, Thomas, 1676-1751
Published: (1744)

A narrative of the proceedings of His Majesty's fleet in the Mediterranean, and the combined fleets of France and Spain, from the year 1741 to March 1744 : including an accurate account of the late fight near Toulon, and the causes of our miscarriage : the lines of battle on both sides, plans of Villa Franca, Naples, Hieres Bay, and Toulon ; the French Admiral's journal in French and English, from the time he left Toulon, until he anchored with his fleet in Alicant Road. Likewise some signals greatly wanted on the late occasion, and a list of captains and lieutenants made by Admiral Mathews in the Mediterranean, their different removes, & c ; with many useful observations /
by: Mathews, Thomas, 1676-1751
Published: (1744)

A narrative of the proceedings of his Majesty's fleet in the Mediterranean, and the combined fleets of France and Spain, from the year 1741, to March 1744 : including an accurate account of the late fight near Toulon, and the causes of our miscarriage, the lines of battle on both sides, plans of Villa Franca, Naples, Hieres Bay, and Toulon, the French admiral's journal in French and English, from the time he left Toulon, until he anchored with his fleet in Alicant Road : likewise some signals greatly wanted on the late occasion, and a list of captains and lieutenants made by Admiral Mathews in the Mediterranean, their different removes, &c. : with many useful observations /
by: Mathews, Thomas, 1676-1751
Published: (1744)

Admiral Matthews engagement against the combin'd fleet of France and Spain.
Published: (1744)

The question stated with regard to our army in Flanders : and the arguments for and against this measure compared.
by: Hervey, John Hervey, Baron, 1696-1743
Published: (1743)

De gevoelen van een Hollands patriot, of, Redevoering : gedaan in een doorluchte vergadering over den tegenwoordigen staat der zaken, en nopens het nodig besluit in die omstandigheden tot zekerheid der Republiek te nemen.
by: Haren, Onno Zwier van, 1713-1779
Published: (1740)

Een oud geschrift, opgegraven van onder de assche van vergetenheid : zynde een geheim gesprek over de interessen van Engeland, en het schadelyke waarom met Vrankryk niet heeft willen aanspannen : nuttig in deze dagen te worden gelezen /
Published: (1742)

Missive aen een heer der regeringe, door eenen welmenenden Hollander, over het tegenwoordig tydsgewrigt geschreeven : bevattende eenigen der voornaemste motiven, om welken de geunieerde provincien geen deel in den tegenwoordigen oorlog van Groot-Brittanje voor als nog behorren te nemen.
by: N. N. (Welmenenden Hollander)
Published: (1741)

Impartial remarks on the present posture of publick affairs : addressed to His Grace the Duke of Bedford ... proving that it is the interest of Great-Britain not to conclude a peace at present with France.
by: Hibernicus
Published: (1748)

Considerations on both sides, or, Remarks on the conduct of Great Britain and Holland at the preseut [as printed] critical conjuncture : in a letter from a person of distinction at the Hague, to his friend at London.
by: Person of Distinction at the Hague
Published: (1747)

The captain of the Lord's host appearing with his sword drawn : Two sermons preach'd at Salem-Village, on the general fast, appointed on the occasion of the war, February 26, 1740,1. From Joshua V. 13, 14. By Peter Clark, A.M. Pastor of the church in Salem-Village. [Two lines of Scripture texts].
by: Clark, Peter, 1694-1768
Published: (1741)

German politicks, or, The modern system examined and refuted : wherein the natural strength of Germany and France are compared, the nature of the ballance of power explained, and our inability to maintain, in our present circumstances, a war on the continent, is demonstrated.
Published: (1744)

Account of the Passage of the Rhine.
Published: (1744)

A private conference between two Hanoverian ministers at Hanover /
by: Trueman, Thomas, 1718 or 1719-
Published: (1744)

A copy of the declaration of war of the King of Great Britain, against the French King.
Published: (1744)

Considerations on the conduct of the Dutch : containing a candid examination whether there was any just reasons to expect they should concurr with us in declaring war against France, or whether there be any sufficient causes to warrant the present clamour against them : interspersed throughout with impartial remarks on the behaviour of our ministers towards them in several important conjunctures.
Published: (1745)

Considerations on the war : wherein the transactions antecedent thereto, and consequent thereon, are fairly stated and impartially explained : together with a postscript, in relation to some writings since the sitting of the present Parliament : to which is prefix'd a letter to a member of Parliament, containing the reasons for this publication.
Published: (1742)

A general view of the present politics and interests of the principal powers of Europe : particularly of those at war : wherein the nature of the peace to be expected on the conclusion of the war and the conduct of those who chiefly contributed to the successes of France, are impartially considered : in a letter from The Hague to a foreign minister at London.
Published: (1747)