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Newspaper

Daily Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 29, 1840

Page

1

Diamond ships capture Porto Bello fortress by brave assault

An English squadron under Commodore Brown attacks Porto Bello, warrants capitulation after fierce fighting. They take the Iron Castle, Gloria Castle, and Fort Hieronymo, sinking a Spanish sloop and seizing ships and provisions. The town’s wealth centers on the annual fair, with vast galleon trade and money changing hands. Don Blas threatened by potential further action toward Cartagena and Jamaica. The crew notes discipline, courage, and cooler climate at latitude nine degrees north.

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Port News Deal March 27 Update

The Tryal Man of War was put back after this morning's voyage failed. The Doring ton Crabb and several ships bound for Barbadoes Maryland and Gibraltar were disabled. The Nathaniel Hunter from Chester Bowes Hunter from Liverpool and Matilda Blackwell from Lifton are mentioned with wind from the west-southwest.

Port News Deal Tryal Dorington Crabb Lidia Jannet Crookendon Barbadoes York Bacon Maryland Patuxant Shaw Elizabeth Wood Gibraltar Cato Renifck New England Amir Nathaniel Hunter Chester Bowes Liverpool Matilda Blackwell Lifton Wind W.s-W

Spanish privateers captured by British ship at start of voyage

A Dover to London letter reports two Spanish privateers taken by a British man of war at the start, brought into Portsmouth. One vessel is believed to be the ship that held five of our pattles near Penzance. Awaiting confirmation of the news.

London Dover Partsmouth Penzance

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