Expedition against the Spaniards and Jamaica letters
Letters report an Admiralty expedition plan with a first rate ship of the line and troops to join Admiral Vernon for action against the Spaniards. Jamaican dispatches mention 500 negroes to be shipped aboard Vernon’s boats for the attack, with warnings the venture may be mismanaged despite readiness. News also notes naval movements, privateers, and a shift in command as political letters discuss strategies and risks.
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