War news from the European theater and shipwreck report
Discussions from Genoa to Toulon describe Franco Spanish maneuvers as Austrian reinforcements arrive. The Pope approves Lord Dunbar's news of the young prince traveling to France to boost the campaign in Italy. Spaniards march toward Provence while Austrians and other powers bolster forces. A Leith wreck, a death in Foord, and a former ship captain are noted amid ongoing war tensions.
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Geneva
Genoa
Fan
Marseilles
Toulon
Ocean
Koch
George’s Palace
Dunbar
France
Don Philip
Italy
Fion
Bolgria
Toga
Bas Jaden
Bagpage
Tolentino
Froffinono
Kingdom of Naples
Germany
Antia
Lobkowitz
Duke de Montalegre
Mr. Allen
Worms
Provencé
Villafranca
Riedmontts
Stidinis
Ning
Geenage
Cari Bingo Campanes
Hungary
Patna
Leith
de Helen of
Leven
John Ross
Joaden
Edward Burd
Foord
Wiliam
William
Plymouth Port News From February 3 18th Century Sloops
Port news records ships arriving and departing with minor details. The Amelia Dover Kinsale and Ely are noted as failed missions. His Majesty ships Squirrel Phenix and Terror Bomb are mentioned. Other arrivals include Constant Sally Pile for Gibraltar Sarah Holman for Portsmouth London Bryant from New York Wiltshire Norway from London DArgent Nowell from Oporto. Wind easterly.
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Plymouth
Amelia
Dover
Kinsale
Ely
His Majesty
Squirrel
Phenix
Terror
Deal
Pile
Gibraltar
Sarah
Portsmouth
Scilly
London
Bryant
New York
Leghorn
Wiltshire
Norway
Lonon
Oporto
London News Briefs on Ship Actions and Local Incidents
Reports arrive that Sir John Norris reached Portsmouth and joined a galley operation near Dow Bridge. The item also notes captures by a Spanish privateer of several people including Peters Sek Gojar and E den, and a ship from Toptham bound for Lifton laden with Fitch, all taken to Bilbao.
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John Norris
Portsmouth
Wai-Carey
Dow Bridge
dow-Bridge
Queen Anne
Bury
Sobun
Rick Bakers
Canfitor Barone i
Kent
Irbie Houlkgs
Thanee Suse
Clark
Eias
Dalley
Menta
Bay of Biscay
Fragmented Fleet and Privateering Notes from Plymouth
A distressed letter from Plymouth dated Feb 3 describes the Kass young and Allied ships evading pursuit by a 60-gun warship, with store ships under Biddeford and other lines. It notes South Sea stock values, annuities, and bonds alongside a separate alert about a highwayman at Stangate Hole fleeing with bags from a route through Durham to Peterborough, ending with a court report from Shelvoke.
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Butraé
Plymouth
Kass Oung
Jantaica
Biddeford
Weheof
Alo
Cale
Wesees
London
EREAS
North
Maine
Huntington
Durham
Shelvoeke
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Yeferd Areas
the Mails
Frémn
Aed Flanders
Turin
Empire
New South
Royal Exchange
Sdul
Perfong
Stari Reeks Ff
Burchin-Lané
W.appoinn
C. Bowler
Oxford