Spanish Fleet Scattered Ships Reach Cadiz and Lisbon
Dispatches describe the Spanish fleet wrecked by storms near Cape Finisterre with heavy losses. Sailors report a 500-strong force including the 84-gun flagship and the Greyhound now renamed Andalusia. Reports from Cadiz and Lisbon claim Rear Admiral Guevara reached Cadiz and authorities fear more ships are at sea awaiting justice. News notes shifts in command in Britain as leaders are reassigned and Keppel sails for Scotland.
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Wien
Bilizl
Southampton
Martn
Queker
Cadz
Mafler
Clole
West Indies
Andalusis
Go Gans
Libon
Guevara i
Cadiz
Portsmouth
Fa‘o Merchene
Brightheluften
Ashdavit
Mr. Harmar
Ag Toliows
Castro
Biboa
Ict
Leigh
Bilboa
Amsterdam
Jacob Swart Matter
Lisbon
Lizard
John Norris
Sir John
England
George Pink
Brighthemiston
Thomas Brapple
Isle of Wight
Scotland
Earl of Manchester
Duke of Manchester
Earl of Canarvan
Chandois
Greenwich
Collonel Berkely
Collonel
Horse Grenadier Guards
Lord Forrester
Earl of Dondeneld
Troop of Horse Guards
Col. Cadogan
Regiment of Foot
Col. Berkely
Col. Howard
Earl of Carlisle
2D Regiment of Foot Guards
Cadogan
Expres
D Neers
Monté
Scorinda Oes
Keppel
Broffels
Eugene
Htar
Ahdérinn
Otland
W.henderson
Chrisias Creed
W. Henderson
W.vendereton
W. Hendeston
Bia Easie
James West
Golden Lyon
Nicholas Street
Kennedy's Lane
Bittlemith
Anjou
Geneva
Brunsmick Mum
Crewtenall
County of
Down
Sir John Rawdon
Ballynebinch
Hillsborough
Lisburn
Belfast
Moyerah
Lurgan
Tueday
Ar. Veter Mason
Moyrab
Henry-street
Dublin
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