Scene of Siege and Court News from May 1733
The report details Spanish defenses at Fort St Ferdinand and St Philip as Algerine forces withdrew after four hours of cannon fire, with over 1500 killed among the attackers and 3 officers 7 soldiers killed 80 wounded among Spaniards. Court notices include Privy Seal custody transfer to Viscount Lonsdale and Lord Walpole becoming Lord Lieutenant of Devon and Exeter. Also summaries of Whitsunday duties, royal processions, and upcoming public notices.
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Remarkable Will of the late Colonel Norton printed
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