Naval Action and Fleet Movements Near Hispaniola
News from the Caribbean and Atlantic reports British ships under Hood and Pigot driving actions and blockades. Intelligence outlines French prize cargoes taken to St Lucia, and a large French squadron assembling near Martinique with 74 gun ships and other vessels. Actions include Le St Esprit captured, and preparations to confront potential invasion as ships anchor near Cape Francois and Port Royal.
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Fioathé Rota
Jaliaira
Linfon
Cape
Hispaniols
Eidy
Dnd
Hartford Gaal
Conref
Nimbae
Bevin
Alae
Wien
Hartfordington
Hisey
Torbay
Prestan
Badger
Wary
Princs
Nancy
Nelley
Balle
Sylvia
Dalvey
M'Leod
Bort Morant
Conroy
Orat Day
Phize
Hispaniola
Hispaniola To Ah‘eminent Moerchpac
Adasiral Rowley
Patagee Cekdog
Etane
Asport
Storathlo
Havannah
Cape Francois
Rowley
Monarca
Preston
Shreve Foury
Ardent
Rock Fort
Samoad Hood
le St. Esppit
Pierce Juton
Martini
Bpanith
Antigua
Prince William
Raseal Pigtt
Vaudreuiil
New York
Prince Wil- Tin Henry
Lord Hood
West
Martinique
Janaica
Via
Protecteur
Alcide
Jason
Zele
France
Marquis de Bouille
Fee
Amitgue
Pripwnne
Fortune
Juhhr
Ibuda
Kiogdon
St. Lucia
Rowky
Londonleet
Windward Islands
Bristal
Proserpine
W. Lambert
Jama
His Majesty
Pine
Jamaica
Barbadoce
Fragmented Atlantic News and Shipping Notices Aggregated
A garbled OCR compilation from Lublin Journal shows scattered reports on ships, arrivals, privateers, and naval events. It mentions Jamaica arrivals, convoy joiners, the Lapwing privateer engagement, and various ship movements, with notes on British and Spanish actions, weathered by inconsistent names and dates. The item preserves historic sea warfare tone and irregularities, reflecting a noisy page segment rather than a single cohesive story.
Dublin Castle 1783 Notes Warn of Peace and Trade
A fragmented 1783 Dublin Castle report mixes criminal, civic, and trade items. It notes a man found dead in Maydsley streets, warrants and jail in Kilkenny, and various court actions. Letters from Cork discuss convoy for linen ships to Bristol and Swindon, while reports from Charlestown, South Carolina confirm its capture by troops. A Lord Mayor-driven effort aids distressed citizens amid winter, with appeals for broader relief and prayers for peace.
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Romdor
Grantham
Jamaica
Vis
New York
Mermaid
I Jobs
Charleston
Cafar
Nelson
Fom Aurora
Thompson
Lar Hood
Mikean
Frm
Jah
Davie
fragt-Ch
Port Royal
Lonvoy
Vik
Saylope
Mom
Croker
A Prifefl Wih
Etmfon
Bae
Duan Welk
Indi
Ivia
Birch
Jaivey
M'Lzod
Kitty
Danierte
Nelly
Howe
Yestertday
Cibraleer
St. Mary's
Sally
Rankirk
de Mortai
Hadge
Madeira
Laurens
Paris
Suffolktreet
Strachey
Bath
Court of
Portgal
Copenhagen
Mediterranean
Antwerp
Vienna
St. Juan
West Indies
Stag
Barter
Africa
Gso
Fale
Tercola
la Hebe
Capes
Trollope
Miford-haven
Taf Po
South Wales
Madrid
Gibratar
Elliot
England
Wartembers
Germany
Hur
Catharine
Perth
Aspen
Stinekatte
Harit
Welk Indies
Cape
Adron
Marquin
de Vandrewil
Cuba
Ign
St. Andrew
London
Seino
Coiolan de Clare
Gaston
Hall
Truipe
Royal Om
Dublin Galle
Coffe
Comerford
O'Brien
Admiralty
Bristol
Swimdon
Hamilton
Ratra&t
Cork
The
Swan
Liverpool
Thomas Porta
Mater, and
Brothers
Newcastle
Anthony Gilchrist
Matter
Charlettown
Carolins
Cove
Wellel
Charlestown
de Joye
Miami
Vehiele
His
Savage
Bayly
Nancy
Ork
Woodward
Maria
Brown
Boch
Echoowrzh
Manev
Dublin
Liew
Pivon Iach
Murrwa-street
Patrick Lagibert
Lhegerald
Sonty North
Georgeerreq
Suny
Philips
Dean Hewitt
Auerouda Wrightias
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Newfoundland
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Oldham
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Whicc House
Fonte
Carters
Deere
Bille
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Inia
Ani
Keitkeang
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Maydsley
Keith Loans
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