Political and naval dispatches from the West Indies and Europe
Reports from Paris and London note General Pilatre's alleged death and rebut rumors about the Lively's loss. Dispatches from Martinique describe Fort Bourbon and Pigdon Island actions, with 8000 cavalry rumored for Portugal. Vessel captures include the Topaze at Guadeloupe and multiple court-martial outcomes.
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Martinique
Tint Island
European and Asiatic Armies Stir for Action in Adrianople Area
Telegrams report Janissaries marching from Adrianople toward Kadri Pacha’s entrenched forces and a second column moving against fugitives. A potential clash looms as Seimans contend with Janissaries, while the Grand Vizier post remains vacant and negotiations with Russia are unclear. In Sweden, two thousand three hundred rebels advance on Stockholm aiming to force a Diet and restore a 1722 government form, with the King’s opponents awaiting punishment.
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Constanti
Pie
Adrianople
Visa
Kadri-Pacha
Seimans
Janissaries
Ali-Pacha
Jussuf-Pacha
Ixet-Mehmed P
Mehmid Pacha
Russia
Gorreszurau
Marcu
Carlstad
Brining
Adlersparre
Stockholm
Gustavus the
Lisbon
Oporto
Partuguese
Parriot
Spain
Ponrcovest
Moore
de la Romana
Gallicia
Corsiem
Portugal
Europe
Africa
Joss Axroxio
Satan DE Mespota
Proselyte captured by French frigates off Toulon
Reports state the Proselyte, a 52 gun frigate, was taken after a three quarters of an hour action with San Penelope and La Paulineure near Toulon. French accounts claim eleven killed and fifteen wounded on the Proselyte, with no French casualties. Court martial at Portsmouth later dismissed Lieut Tatham from service.
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Pigeon
Hoditton
Beaufire
Dubpordieu
Lieutenanre’ Turner
Rhein
Pompee
Beckwith
G. Prevost
Fort Bourbon
West Indian Corps
Althe
Taylor
Maxwell
Sinclair
Pakenham
Campbell and Turner
R. W.L. Rangers
Gledstones
W. S
Spurrier
Pigdon Island
Fort Royal Bay
Villaret
Bansipors
Point Noir
Guadaloupe
Cleopatra
N. W. Point
Pachel
Jason
Hazard
Brest
Loire
Cape Finisterre
Phoenix
Liverpool
Cayenne
Devil’s Islands
M. Bernard
Phe
Opaze
Martinique
London
Mediterranean
Jersey
France
St. Helier’s
57Th
Puygy
Portsmouth
W. Tatham
Dapper
Brighton
Seaford Roads
Tatham
His
Extraordinary Longevity in Jamisons Island Man Dies at 140
Joseph Ram of Morrice Hall Estate reportedly lived to 140 years in Jamisons Island. He recalled Governor Albemarle from 1687, had 26 children by different women, and remained vigorous with sound memory until a brief decline before death. His daughter Grace Martin, of Spanish Town, notes his remarkable age and earlier dental renewal.
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Joseph Ram
Morrice Hall
Duke of
Albemiatrie
Grace Martin
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