News fragment on 1759 wartime events and shipping losses
The diary notes from Sept 22 1759 describe naval actions near Point Levi with French batteries and British ships under Holmes and Rous. It records storms, ship damage, fire ships, and later reports on British land forces fund subscriptions, voyages to Carolina and Virginia, and multiple Royal Navy movements from Plymouth to Spithead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Levi
Admiral Holmes
Rous
Orleans
County of
Middlesex
City and Liberty of
Westminster
St Alban’s Tavern
Great Britain
Brudenell
Germany
Marlborough
Dodgson
Lancaster
Carolina
Gambia
Knowles
Brooking
Bristol
Scotland
England
Guernsey
British Dispatches Claim Siege Lifted and Munster Taken
Private letters say General Inshoff raised the siege of Munster to join the hereditary Prince of Brunswick. They report an attack on M d Armentieres, who arrived to relieve Munster and was defeated. The allied army also notes the bloody flux rages in the French army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Edward
Bruce
Betty Jones
Liverpool
Aftica
Cape Finisterre
New- York
Watts
Pool
South Carolina
St Kitts
New-York
England
Crawford
Glasgow
Virginia
N. Jong
Allen
Dute
Captain Lewis
London
Van-Self
Amsterdam
Minden
M. Contades
Lake Liman
Geneva
M. Voltair
M. Maubert
Acasuist
Sorbonne
Almerica
Jeffery Amherst
Britannick
E. Boscawen
Mariner
I. Will
I. Will-not, Architects, Near the Black Fryars, At Louvain
Hanover
Lisoon
Harvey
France
Weser
Mayne
Bastholomew
Inshoff
Muntter
Prince of
Brunswick
M. d’Armentieres
Munster
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Edward Hawk
Brest
St. Florentine
Portmouth
Chatham
Captain Lockhart
Spithead
Admiral Podney
Havre-de- Grace
Pratten
Lockhart
Modeste
Action
Britannia
Royal Exchange
L. Fonni- Bus
Mary Hapsburgh
Vienna
Machiavel
Paris
la Rue D’enfer
Louvre
Count Soltikoff
Foss
Sodom
Warsaw
W. Hellhhaplain
Edinburgh