Battle and ship news from Plymouth June 14 1749
Reports from Plymouth describe troops in good order and ships Prince Frederick and several others failing to engage. The Sea-horse and Durfley-Galley arrived, many ships damaged, and Capt Purvis fought Greyhound near Corunna. Names include Addison, Birch, and Devenish. Public notices advertise elixirs, missing apprentices, and local commerce.
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