Turbulent 1740 Atlantic News with British Naval Dispatches
Reports from London and Barbados detail naval movements, privateers, and troop levies. Advices describe Spanish vessels captured by Sir George Balchen, Jamaica-bound forces, and preparations for St Augustine siege led by Governor James Oglethorpe, with mutterings of Florida invasion and local militia actions.
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CIA
Asa GE
Corfca
Conan
Oly
Hungary
Abda
Bathaw
Bofna
Bashaw
Cai
Europe
Depifor
St. James's
Greenwich
Holland
Majecy
George Sackville
Duke of Dorset
Lorfe
Ireland
Lard
Wilmington
Court of Chancery
Ts Qually
John Norris
Ioncay
Portsmouth
Admirlt
Fourchout
Jamaica
Lord Delawar
Hounslow Heath
Sis
Life Guards
Grosvenor-Breet
Viscount Wallingford
Horse Guards
Banbury
Oxfordshire
Earl of Banbury
France
Balchen
Sir John Norris
Purchard
Smithfield
Canton
Agarflow Heath
Court of King’s Bench
Deptford
River Thames
Spain
Ferrol
Pirtado
St. Philip
St. Jago
Cuistella
New Spain
Andalusia
Ajix
Se. Antonia
America
Africa
Gaiga
Esperanza
Express
Bay of
Cadiz
Weymouth
John ‘Bett
Dublin
Andrea Maurin
Vey
Macias
Alepge
Arlington
Bengal
Bagwell
L Ndon
Bombay
Prince of Orange
Duce
Brace
Wailtainton
Calcutta
Baifura
Aleppo
Venice
Prince William
Lingham
St. Augustine’s
Madagascar
Winchester
Leing
Mozambique
Atsica
Baffzs
India
Finge
Langham
le Add
Vaid
Morats
Urder
Charles Rigby
East India Company
Bangham
Rigby
Goa
Florida
St. Augustine
Regiment of Foot
South Carolina
Alexander Vander Cuilen
Tria
Taid
Low Indy
Wharavan Shure
Funder
Smu C Comander
Jara
James Oglethorpe
Francis Moore
Norwich
Oglethorpe
Richard Wright
Peace
Spence Alan
Lawes
Providence
Ogiethorpe
Ogethorpe
Georgia
Granville
Broughton
Hall
Bank
Reval Bachego
London
Barbadoes
Portland
Cant
Ladd
Lester
Sir
Jon
Madeira
Lade
James Lamb
Chas
Lisbury
Guinea
Port-M-iron
N.S
Barcelona
Majorca