Grahame repels Spanish only after five hours of cannonade
An engagement off Antigua details Grahame’s ship fighting under wet sails and damaged rigging for five hours as the Spanish ship closes to half gunshot. Grahame loses a main stay and several foremast components, mounts 8 four pounders and 2 smaller guns, and carries 1400 barrels of rice while none of his crew are wounded. Additional dispatches report captures, ship movements, and diplomatic notes from Europe and Ireland with local charity efforts in Dublin to aid the poor.
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Grahame
Antigua
Seth Plate
Bull
St. Eustatia
Porto Rico
Lond
Switch
Tean
Vlate
Kid
Nevis
Lisbon
Jamaica
Silesia
Hungary
France
Prusha
Dublin
Lisburne
Colle&ion
Mever
Liffey
Portsmouth
Martin
Ipswich
Merehaize
Gibraltar
Mmital
Haddock
Portthahone
Cork
Edward Travers
Elys Colleter
Excise
Chat Port
Brest
Derry
Philadelphia
Irdies
Chevalier Bethune
Carthagena
William Afton
Clogher
Drogheda
Carrick
Oates
Waterford
Earl of Thomond
Limerick
Kay
Newgate
Earl of Shelburne
England
Seagrave
Chandlers
Abraham Scot
John Maizedice
John Grattan
St. Nicholas Within
Robert
St. Audean
Francistreet
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Anthony Alien
Curficor-treet
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Largymore
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Kingdom of Ireland
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Lard Penway
Lardy
J. Go ‘Gowan
Linnen
Lidgen-Hall
Perton
Transa
Dublie-Cattle
Rhealth
Arthur Newburgh