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Dublin Gazette

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jun 28, 1743

Page

2

Dettingen Victory Report Amidst Heavy Losses Across Europe

An American letter details a six hour battle at Dettingen where French forces were repulsed after crossing the Main at Dettingen. Casualties include General Clayton Major Honeywood and Colonel Ligonier wounded, Duke d Aremberg and others among the wounded, with captures of two generals and two cannons. News from Philadelphia and Boston covers naturalizations, privateer actions and prize captures, plus ship arrivals and a brutal stagecoach robbery in Oxfordshire.

Ste m Hane Aschaffenburgh Dettingen Clayton Honeywood Duke of Cumberland Briginal Huke Ligonier Blas Horse Guards Hawley Bland Mons'de Fenelon Wabred Marshil Noailles Albermate Horfe Cers Campbell Aremberg Albermarle Phil. Honeywood New-York Launceston Warren Jameses Antigua East India Company Bermingham Banbury Onxfordshire Lansbury Oxford Pardoe Jesus Colledge Col Pierce d’Aremberg Ranby Achaffenberg Hanover Square Walker Wynne Rowland Wynne, Bart Foot Guards Boscawen Germany John Stanley Earl of Derby Liverpool George Maling Seiz aVessel Maling Chelsea Fulham Hide Park Corner

Two Spanish Privateers off Barbados seize ships

A March 29 letter from Barbadoes reports two Spanish privateers near the island. One brig with 14 carriage and 316 swivel guns, 110 men, commanded by Capt. Gwinn. a sloop with 12 carriage and 17 swivel guns, 60 men, commanded by Capt. Lee Gall. Both vessels captured, ferried to Martinico, and privateering actions pursued. Capt. Gwinn, famed for sinking a Spanish privateer in the English Channel, recently arrived from Tortuga. He engaged two Spanish launches at night, sustaining casualties but forcing them to retreat. other Spaniards fled home upon seeing the battle.

Philadelphia Supreme Court Sibbald George Providence Dowal Havanna Dowell Botton Rhode Island Piscataqua Jamaica Thomas Fellows Bristol Sibbald Boston Scot Cambridge New York Allen Streights Barbadoes Martinico Gwinn Lee Gall England Tortuga Soven Cape

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