Naval Battle Victory and Aftermath Across the Texel
A detailed report describes Admiral Duncan’s fleet engaging De Winter’s Dutch force near the Texel. Dutch ships suffered heavy losses, several captains taken, and Duncan claims Admiral and Vice Admirals aboard his ship the Venerable. The victory boosts Britain and strains Dutch resolve while foreshadowing political shifts in Holland and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cusca
Himy'i
Duncan
Eto
Texel
Porte
de Winter
Empire of the
Duxony
American Intelligence Debated by State and Region Officials
Unclear archival text outlines an ongoing discussion among state and regional authorities about law enforcement and safeguarding authority. Fragmentary phrases indicate concerns over vetting processes and declarations related to regulatory actions.
Fragmentary Naval and University Notices From An 18th Century Ledger
The text details partial references to Admiral Duncay and long-gone figures, mentioning Botany Bay, Amboyna, Batavia, Bantam, and a French or Dutch fleet under Admiral Rainier. It notes a lieutenant Archbale, Dragoons to Madras, and a Cape of Good Hope dispatch. plus a brief Cambridgeshire university officers list, a Dublin bequest, and a pickup of a robbery case in London with a vagabond note, all delivered in terse, fragmentary form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Proce
Taylors
Hamburgh ‘Gazette
Adina
Robult
Prague-Gazette
Austria
French Republic
Riss Peror
Hamburgh Gazette
Vienna
Copenzen
Mgerrecpr
Hanau
Coblentz
Sieg-and
Creutznach
Desigous
Cis-Rhenané
Bafle
Carnesis
Law‘fanne
la Faxerrs
Qlmutz
Hamburgh
America
La-Fay- Ette
Genoa
Prince Erne
Leeward
Boyd
Barbadoes
Martinique
Jamaica
Falmouth
Woolwich
Portsmouth
New South ‘Wales
Thomas
Brown
Horncastle
Lincolnshire
Duncay
Rintg
Botany
Agatic
Gindanaa
Amboyna
Batavia
Bantam
Miss Gunning
Gunning
Ireland
Duiberley
Fielday
University of Camb Des
Progorsa
J. Naylor
V& A
Queen
S. Cole Dege
J. Drew Barron
M.A
Caius Wolege
George Frederich
Tavel
M. A
Beaity Colleges
J. i Yew. Jarton
Caiug Gilege
W. Wool
St Lege
John Holden
D. Sidney
Cice
James
Blackall
Mac Emmanuel James ‘Plumptre
Clare Hall
Her
Huliday Laff
Gapur
Philip Douglas
Rene
T” Colleges Divinity
Jowett
Trinity
Biall-—Law Harwool
Anat
Emmanui Sen
Noa
Richard
Lica
M. Ag Caius College
Janes Mackay
John, Taylor
William
Taviman
Manon
William Moreton’s Daughter Dies After Long Illness
In a Southgate notice, the only daughter of William Moreton Esq. of Upper Gowers Street Hor pes is reported dead after a lengthy illness. The fragment mentions Mr Joseph Bolland of Cheapside and Mr Tunstall of MarkZlane- Doane within the maritime or local community context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendera
Joseph Bolland
Cheapside
T Mit Tunstall
MarkZlane- Doane
Lrcapaae
Southgate
William Moreton
Upper Gowers Street
Horpes
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Tae Betch
Ardenty HS T Agincourt
J- Wittramgon
Belligueux
Leziee
Batavian’ ‘Navy
Holland
North Seas
Po ‘Tonger
Executive Directory of
France
Khe
Wore
Brest
Cadiz
Hortano
England
Europe
Parker
Nore 1
Devry
Fedford
T. Byard
Aid
Kyyeng
Onslow
O'Brien
Ruffell
Trororz
Humph
Eesine
Ardent
Burerss
Glatton
Nassau
American Intelligence
Sportsmouth
Earl
Spithead
St. George
Chatham
I Bank
L. Ann
Qk Walter
Prin Tangshouee
Shackfriars
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