Sound, as I received it from an able seaman, who was at the making of the trial. He told me that, being there in one of the king's frigates, they went with their pinnace into the mid stream, and were carried violently by the current ; that, soon after... MISCELLANEA CURIOSA - Page 13by Edmond Halley - 1708Full view - About this book
| Edmond Halley - 1707 - 456 pages
...about the difference of tides in the offing, anJ at the Shore in the Downs, which necelTarily fuppbfes an under Current, I fhall prefent you with an inftance...ftream, and were carried violently by the Current : that foon after they fank a bucket with a large Cannon bullet to a certain depth of water, which gave check... | |
| Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1707 - 462 pages
...necefrarily' fuppofes an under Current, I flull prefent you with an inftance of the like nature in the Saltick Sound, as I received it from an able Seaman, who was...carried violently by the Current : that fbon after they lank a bucket with a large Cannon bullet to a certain depth of water, which gave check to the boats... | |
| Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1722 - 956 pages
...neceflarily iunpoles an under Current, I ihall prefent you with an Inftance of the like Nature in the Baltick Sound, as I received it from an able Seaman, who was at the making of the Trial. }. He told me, that being there in one of the King's Frigates, they went with their Pinnace... | |
| Sir Richard Phillips - 1830 - 728 pages
...necessarily supposes an under-current, I shall present you with an instance of the like nature in the Baltic sound, as I received it from an able seaman, who was at the making of the trial. He told me, that being there in one of the king's frigates, they went with their pinnace into... | |
| Matthew Fontaine Maury - 1855 - 312 pages
...necessarily supposes an under current, I shall present you with an instance of the like nature in the Baltic Sound, as I received it from an able seaman, who was at the making of the trial. He told me that, being there in one of the king's frigates, they went with their pinnace into... | |
| Matthew Fontaine Maury - 1860 - 542 pages
...necessarily supposes an under current, I shall present you with an instance of the like nature in the Baltic Sound, as I received it from an able seaman, who was at tho making of the trial. He told me that, being there in one of the king's frigates, they went with... | |
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