Convoy of Spanish Ships Sighted Off Cape de Gattes
Reports from Holland and Leghorn describe a convoy of 45 Spanish ships and a galley sighted near Cape de Gattes. The ships, sailing from Cadiz with three regiments aboard, were bound for Ceuta and Oran to reinforce garrisons prior to possible redeployments to Tuscany.
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Lucca
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Morea
Naples
Sicily
Count Schulenbourg
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Count de Fuenclara
Vienna
Veronese
Catrailiers
Reyublick
Dalmatia
Foor
Europe
France
Sardinia
Porte
Aulick
Hungary
Foot
Danube
Prince
Saxe- Hilébourghausen
Bosnia
Count de Colloredo
Liet of
Ratisbon
Constantinople
Persia
Port News Outward-bound Ships Set Sail
Deal September 27 The Outward-bound ships prepare to sail with the Hannah Pearson to Barcelona the Antelope Morris to Lisbon the Phenix Read to Guinea. Arrived Badmington Trueman from Calais for Cadiz Amelia Smith from Ditto for Malaga Leonora Arnold from Cadiz John and Isaac Davis from Genoa Anne Shernton from Norway Wind N by W.
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Hannah
Pearson
Barcelona
Antelope
Morris
Lisbon
Phenix
Read
Guinea
Arriv
Badmington
Trueman
Calais
Cadiz
Amelia
Smith
Ditto
Malaga
Leonora
Arnold
John and Isaac
Davis
Genoa
Anne
Shernton
Norway
Camp of Futack Reinforced as Danube Bridge Is Built
From London dated Sept 17 reports daily reinforcements arriving from the Empire. Old Wirtemberg infantry reach the camp. field artillery from Bohemia due at Vaccia. A Danube bridge between Sottia and Nova Selia aids imperial communications. Forage is scarce, provisions plentiful, and strategic shifts possible. Separate items note diplomatic letters between Britain, Holland, and the Porte, praising peace efforts yet doubt the Porte’s sincerity. Also, social news includes births at St James's, race results at Pontefract, and various arrests and court actions in London and Surrey.
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Count Palfi
Bohemia
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Danube
Sottia
Nova-Selia
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Porte
Holland
Persia
Russia
Thomas Townshend
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University of Cambridge
St. James’s
Thomas Hamilton
Earl of Abercorn
Pall Mall
George Berkeley
Earl of Berkeley
France
Countess Dowager of Suffolk
Pontefract
County of York
Mr. Simpson
Whitefoot
Mr. Stephenson
Fenhunter
Mr. Brown
Portsmouth
Roswell
Portsmouth Yard
London Bridge
St. Magnus Church
William Rous
Benjamin Rawlins
Guildhall
Merchant Taylors Hall
Horfly-down
Elizabeth Green
Justice Shard
Huband
Southwark
Henry Bull
Cranley
Surrey
Robert Austen
Bigg
Henry Putite
Guilford
Farnham
Turnham Green
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