Maritime news from the Atlantic and European theatres
Reports describe trade pressure in Jamaica and scarce goods at Porto Bello. Dispatches from the Susanna via Genoa recount two Spanish privateer captures and later recapture by the Tyger. The Sea Nymph and Watson faced danger from a Spanish snow, with Captains Watson and Parker firing to deter boarding. An outline lists Spanish warships at Cadiz, Carthagena, and Ferrol, with plans for Admiral Balchen to command a sea squadron and preparations to assemble forces. Other items note royal military movements, fortifications near Belgrade, and the exchange ceremony planned for Imperial and Turkish ambassadors. Also reported are a royalist siege near St Augustine and a dramatic rescue of Mrs Hawkins after a horse accident by the Liffey.
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Jamaica
Porto Bello
Aixtraé
Dartmouth
Jane
Parker
Edistone
Watson
Balchen
Portmonth
Plymouth
Cavendish
Portsmouth
Gosling
Anstruther
Gainsborough
Blackheath
Windsor Forest
Horse Guards
Horse Grenadier Guards
George Huxley
Bfg
Belgrade
Mayroth
Sasvevir
Oglethorpe
Fort St. Augustine
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Cadiz
Carthagena
Ferrel
Dublin
Kells
Meath
John Graham
Majesty’s Court of Exchequer
John Hawkins
Ulster
Broome Fela
Hapking
Liffey
Grenad
Hes
Uhhers
Kay
Iilvers
Betty
Garey
Siftes
Gans
le St. Isidore
Don Tho. Arriga
la Hayes Famille
Mark Forester
Ifcars
Ant. Collina
Ant. Castillo
le St Ferdinand
Jean Morphi
L’andronsie
Manuel la Pax
le Fort
la Resommee
Gaspac Roux
la Gal
Joseph Soriaco
la Nueva Espagna
Alien Ariaga
le Ss
Antonio
Alexis Chatelain
Ferrol
le St. Philippe
Jean Benedis
la Princesse
Ignace Fonegra
la St. Anne
Jaques la Lande
la Reine
Antonio Marcquin
le St. Charles
Sso
Paul Aguire
le St. Jaques
Jaques Pern
la Gattilie
le Leon
la Guipofeon
L’esperance
le Royal
L’elizabeth
Ferdinand de le Prolom
Xavier