Barbary Rovers Striking Mediterranean From Tunis With Eight Ships
A late 17th century bulletin details Barbary pirates off Tunis with eight ships and numerous prizes, listing slaves captured including Spaniards, Portuguese, French, English, Dutch. Proclamations banish Papists and clergy not registered, while ships sail for Cadiz, Lisbon, and other ports. Court notes on forged notes, noble deaths, marriages, commercial ships, and stock prices follow alongside notices of public events and publications.
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Tunis
Salley Rovers
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Lair
Spithead
Elizabeth
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Cadiz
Lisbon
Scanderoon
Streights
Guiney
É&C
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