French Regiments Move to Camp and British Reports
April dispatches describe French regiments marching to the Camp at Boulogne with artillery and officer equipage sent ahead. A detachment of French light troops covers passes through the mountains to guard Cerdagne and to raise levies along the Segra. Provisions arrive at Canette from Provence and Colliouvre for the campaign. London reports the Spanish fleet refitting after a tempest, with crews pressed and ships short of sailors. Teach Blackbeard the pirate battles two sloops near the Cape, with his head later displayed on a pole in the colony. Dublin notes a perjury trial and local ads for medical devices, land sales, and timber bids across Ireland.
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