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Twenty four Guns and an hundred Men at St Sebastians
Reports from Bourdeaux quote naval action with twenty four guns and a hundred men engaged by Lt Sebasian and Capt. Cowper, with casualties on both sides. A captured Jamaica sloop carried 106 tons of sugar, plus a large ship and two fight collieres to St Sebastians. Admiralty orders victualling and encampments for near Exeter, with transports under Lord Cathcart, Col. Watson, and a large artillery train prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebasian
Cowper
Jamaica
St. Sebastians
Bourdeaux
Deptford
Admiralty
Vitaalling Office
Exeter
Office of Ordnance
Lord Cathcart
Gobners, Matroffes
Prince Frederick of Breite Caffel
Czarina
Mary of Hesse
Jolly
Mediterranean
St. George
France
John Trimble
Havanonah
St. Augustine
Board of Admiralty
Lime
Cansaia
Seahorse
Matt
Concatiney
Col. Watson
St. James’s Park
Portsmouth
Hague
Great Britain
Spain
West-Indies
Sea of Florida
Megeg
Marquiss Dé Frengigg
Don Loeis d’Acunha
Toon
Zheis
Norwich
Carolina
Ogietto
Goltine
Che
Warren
bis-Majesty
Squirrel
Auggestine
Amart
Bert Ste Angestiog
D. Sentlemen
Petersburgh
Coare
Sweden
Porte
Belgrade
Munich