Foreign Affairs Brief Reports Naval Action and Baltic Uprising
In the Mediterranean four Spanish frigates fought seven Moorish ships, three sunk and the rest captured if confirmed, signaling Morocco’s renewed war posture. Letters from Walcheran Ireland note an insurrection spurred by tax hikes to fund fleets against Morocco, but Flemish troops halted the mutiny before wider spread.
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Mediterranean
Adit
Middleburg
Ieland
Walcheran
Zyand
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Wind drives ships to Atlantic ports and arrivals listed
Arrivals and loads at multiple British ports on March 26 include vessels proceeding to Quebec Virginia and Boston. Names of ships include Montreal Telley British Queen Prospett Norwood Royal Charlotte and Mercury Sowerby Ellen Gravesend with arrivals at Bristol Dover Porthind Liverpool Falmouth St Helena and Peter.
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Burton
Scanderon
Milton
Bagtey
Dubuity
Aftive
Miller
Denia
Brisol
Diana
Parsons
Bondton
Cicily
Malony
Maryland
Mercury
Patten
Jamaica
Dover
Draper
Murray
Dublin
Porthind
Wison
Mermaid
Hertford
South Carolina
Thomas
Robson
Latenr
Drake
Ancona
Rowley
Hagan
St. Kitt
Liverpool
Youart
Bowes
Wilbraham
White
S Kirt's
Falmouth
Minerva
Hewler
St. Abe’s
Alexander
Blundel
Charles Town
St. Helena
Auther
Pxeter
Star and Garter
Hemfon
Hull
Jasnet
Dancan
Leith
Provisional Congress Acts in Boston and Connecticut
A Boston dispatch from General Gage describes Provincial Congress actions at Cambridge, urging locals to halt supplies for the army and restrict straw sales to province residents. Letters from Philadelphia and New London report loyalty, resistance to parliamentary acts, and preparations for defense. Obits and crime notes close the item with executions and robberies across towns in England.
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Gage
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Massachusetts Gazette
Cambridge
Bolton
Said
Chey
America
Congress
Inspe&ion
House of Representatives
Benjamin Lincoln
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Philadelphia
Continental Congress
Retired Foreman in Oxford Inn Scene Shock
Fragmentary OCR recalls a long retired figure once linked to a shag trade and a London innkeeper in Oxford. It records high water times at London Bridge and various dated notes. Names like Bullock Snilter and Tho. George Burt appear amid weather and market hints.
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Bullock
Oxford
Lin St. Alban
George Burt
Heathméorry
Dévonshire
London-bridge
India
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