Account of 1670 Jamaica expedition led by Admiral Collier
The document details a 1670 English voyage from Port Royal against the Spanish Caribbean, led by Admiral Collier with Vice Admiral Coltier and Captain John Morris aboard. It outlines plans to seize Jamaica and nearby cities, the gathering of vessels and soldiers, intelligence efforts, and the eventual capture of Providence after a failed attempt on St. Jago, including prisoners and reports from captured Spaniards.
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Preene
Alto
Cuba
St. Jago
America
Jamaica
Port Hoyal
Ash
Coltier
Sith
Mein
Isle of Ath
John Morris
Imman Rivers
Immanuel Rivers
Richard Powell
Rivers
Collier
Pynama
Gapa
Macaie
Enea
Panama
Pansipa
Providence
Panama Victory Chronicle in the Dublin Journal
The Dublin Journal recounts a detailed Panama campaign led by an admiral and Lt Colonel Cul. Joseph Bradley. It covers landing near the castle, breaches by fire, seven ships up the river, fierce engagements, and a final seizure of Panama City with heavy enemy losses and substantial plunder, including 30,000 pounds divided among troops before sailing to Jamaica.
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Changra
Chagre
Chanpra
Cul
Joseph Bradley
Bradley
Harebour
Richard Noratan
Delander
VentaCrixe
Thoma Rogers
Venta Cruce
Te Savanes
Souch- Sea
Batcalia
Lawrence
Geri
Morris
Lei Feral
Ed. Callier
Bledryter
Alice of Hem
Francisco Detarro
Panama
Old Spain
Peru
Potozi
South Sea
Jamaica
Lima
Ireland
Belfast
St. Michael
John Day
Robert Burr
Francis Clements
Straid
Carridergus
Henry Gill
John Duff
Ballyearl
Carmony
Mary Paged
Ballycare
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Ladfather
George Faulkner
the Dublin Journal
Saruapay