Early Voyages And Travels in the Levant
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27 we dined on board the Martin, and our Admiral gave us new orders in case we should be engaged to fight with any Enemies, and that evening we discouered thre ships with white ensigns, which proved French, oi Monsieur Martells Squadron, lying about Tunis and Tripoly. The French Admiral himself was in one.
Oct. 29, Saturday, we lay on the South end of Sardinia, 11 « COVELS DIARY.
with Epuloi N. E. B. N. , lo or 12 miles distant from us. The Admiral that Evening call'd a Council of all our Comma...nders, and told them he had orders from the Duke of York to go to Tunis and stay some time there ; That he had a letter for the King of Tunis from our King about continuing our league and peace with him, For at that time we had peace with Tunis ^ but war with Argieres ; the French on the contrary had peace with Argieres and war with Tunis, and we had a current report that Sir Tho. Allen and Monsieur Martel, the French Admiral, had agreed to let English ships of Merchandize go freely into Tunis, and French Merchant Ships into ^r^/6'r^.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
27 we dined on board the Martin, and our Admiral gave us new orders in case we should be engaged to fight with any Enemies, and that evening we discouered thre ships with white ensigns, which proved French, oi Monsieur Martells Squadron, lying about Tunis and Tripoly. The French Admiral himself was in one.
Oct. 29, Saturday, we lay on the South end of Sardinia, 11 « COVELS DIARY.
with Epuloi N. E. B. N. , lo or 12 miles distant from us. The Admiral that Evening call'd a Council of all our Comma...nders, and told them he had orders from the Duke of York to go to Tunis and stay some time there ; That he had a letter for the King of Tunis from our King about continuing our league and peace with him, For at that time we had peace with Tunis ^ but war with Argieres ; the French on the contrary had peace with Argieres and war with Tunis, and we had a current report that Sir Tho. Allen and Monsieur Martel, the French Admiral, had agreed to let English ships of Merchandize go freely into Tunis, and French Merchant Ships into ^r^/6'r^.
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