Atlantic naval tension and local accidents spark trials
A fragmentary report chronicles threats of invasion from French ports, warnings to Dover and Yorkshire, and a coastal defense stance. It notes deaths from accidents near Bath and Landrake, wrecks of vessels seized at Martinique, and multiple ship movements, promotions, and military orders in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Edmund Alleyn, Bart
Bath-eafton Bridge
Sherborne
Landrake
Cornwall
Martinico
Elizabeth
Robertson
Christian
Warren
Jenny
Morrison
Glasgow
Eee Bostawen
Munkerius
Amsterdam
Dieppe
Dover
Mg Wells
Deptford
Ney
Lord Mapéfield
East- India Company
Cape
M.cleod
Bufingh
Kensington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dunkirk
Calais
Brest
Tonlon
Yorkshire
Dave
Channel
Cape Cornwal
Wales
Milford
Monsieurs
Edinburgh
Chronicle
Africa
Nancy
Adams
Philadelphia
St. Kits
Pitt
Gillman
Pemberton
Barbadoes
Gundnars Truelove
Miller
Wolf
M‘lean
Londonderry
Gordon
Cork
Richardson
New York
Endeavour
Pimpleton
Redman
Paterson
Rhode Island
Polly
Amenet
Peggy
Wilson
Virginia
Raby
Chester
New London
Bristol
Francis
Ranger
Bird
Piscataqua
Anducia
Lovet
Salem
Antigua
Esther
Robinson
Asia
Marthal
Liverpool
Sarah
Poppleton
London
Jamaica
Conningham
Tortola
Libertes
Cobb
St Martin’s
Bar
Germany
Ferdinand
Callis Kilsed
William King
Regiment of Foot
Duroure’s
Hugh Mackay
Charles Ross
Earl of Sutherland
Battalion of
Highlanders
Leghorn
Guerrier
Portsmouth
Isis
Spithead
Havre
Rodney
Plymouth
Sir Edward
India
S.S