Ships from Spanish Fleet reach Vigo and Faro bar incident
The report notes Spanish transports with troops in Vigo and Pontevedra, many land forces ashore and ill, while another Spanish transport ran ashore on the Faro bar in Algarve with 70 soldiers aboard and four horses survived from Cadiz. Lord Seaforth and others tied to Kintail worded, and troop reinforcements move toward Perth. Knighthoods and peerages announced in London with stock prices and a printer’s catalog.
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Purvis
Galicia
Vigo
Pontevedra
Faro
Algarve
Cadix
Edinbarz
Inverness
Lord Seaforth
Kintail
Wightman
Fort William
Dunbarton Castle
Perth
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