Brisk European War News From Madrid to Genoa
Detailed despatches report Anglo French military movements and naval actions across Europe. Don Navarro praised as a hero for aiding the fleet, while M. de Court sails to Cadiz to repair ships. War declarations, troop levies, fortifications, and plans against the Electorate fill dispatches from Paris, Berlin, Genoa, and Turin with updates on Admiral Matthews and sea patrols near Hieres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daft Poft
M. de Courry
Epg
Don Navarro
M. de Court
Alicant
Canthageba
Assur
Don Navasto
Cadiz
Havanna
Torres
Gadiz
Fesrol
Mediterranean
Toulon
Italy
Isles of Hieres
Honover
Metz
Toul
Verdun
Marshal Pelleisle
Marchal Maillebois
Europe
Germany
Hamelen
Nienbourg
Paris
England
Vallelo
Rochel
Bourdeairs
Madrid
Spain
M._ de Court
Villafrance
Berlin
Silesia
Genoa
Palamos
Bay of Roses
Trejus
Hieres
Turin
Matthews
Nice
Don Philip
Luc
Provence
Conti
Aix
Versailles
Embargo Lifted in Dublin as French Ships Return Provisions
In Dublin on March 24 the embargo on French ships was removed and their provisions restored. News notes deaths of David Barry and Francis Kurion, both prominent Gaelic leaders, with Kurion also a militia officer and privy councilor. Archbishop Dublin presented Rev Owen Shiel to Tailagh living. The Hopewell from Bristol to Chester wrecked near South Bull. all crew saved, ship lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dublin
Cork
David Barry
Ely
Earl of Barrymore
Conolly
Caple-Sureer
Francis Kurion
Clare
Faid
Linnen
Owen Shiel
Tailagh
Hopewell
Ifracomb
Humphry Burficoat
Bristol
Chester
Notable Deaths Raise Requests in York and City
York reports the deaths of George Wilmer Esquire once a captain in Queen Anne's War and Dr. Johnson a prominent physician, both in their 70s. Port news from Seal notes ships sailing westward led by the Augusta Jersey Dreadnought and Drake while other vessels arrive from Exon and Liverpool and sail from Dublin and Bristol ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country News
York
George Wilmer
Dr. Johnson
Port News
Seal
Augusta
Jersey
John Norris
Downs
Cleeve
Rice
Falmouth
Vérnon
Surrage
Exon
Friendship
Parry
Liverpool
Charles
S.W. . Lover
Artiv
Molly
White
South Carolina
Foreign News and Maritime Notices From London and Europe
London reports march of Spanish Army toward Naples and declarations of war anticipated against Hungary and Sardinia. Letters describe ships sailing from Woolwich and Gravesend, church consecrations at Bow Church, and a prison escape attempt and several captures at sea. A bad moral and military tone dominates, with private letters from Marseilles and a bedraggled Berwick prisoner’s account of distress and danger at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
N.S
Hungary
Sardinia
Pinto Lobkowitz
Recanati
Abruzzia
Naples
Barrell
Woolwich
Ostend
Foto
Ireland
Gravesend
John Thomas
Lincoln
Samuel Lisle
St. Asaph
Richard Tregor
St.David’s
Bow Church
Cheapside
Paul
Province of Canterbury
Holland Mail
James West
Ogilvie
Brusfel
Ely
James Bates
Cambridge
Bond
Justicia Transport
High Court of Admiralty
Thomas Bird
St. Martin’s Round- House
America
Martinico
Kinsale
Young
Raimey
Duval
St. Kitt’s
Ashe Shirley
Thompson
Lizard
Mary
Sweetman
London -For -Madera
Carolina
Pelham
Tomlinson
Piscataqua
Portsmouth
Scilly
Vernon
Berwick
Alicant
Hawkes
Marseilles
Nex Rock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holland
Gilmore
Roterdam
Houghton
Oporto
Lisbon
Bristol Channel
Endeavour
Nicholson
Jamaica
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