Admiralty News and Privateers Roundup From The Downs
Sir Piercy Brett goes to Board of Admiralty aboard Deptford in the Downs. Capt. Norton brings the Amazon Man of War with word of Governor Crump’s death in Guadalupe and Melvill to command. Norton has captured 22 privateers. Speedwell retaken. several prizes taken by French privateers near Beachy Head and Cape Finisterre. Ship Unity and Amiable captured. Captain Mitchell briefly freed with parage. Ch arming details include loss and rescue near Cape Hatteras. reports on French campaign delays and a Rome mint note. a church rite at Minerva with many brides and nuns. a drowned gentleman found near Richmond with coroner ruling accidental. Carver to stand trial for prize money fraud against a deceased sailor.
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Fire in Cadiz Naval Stores Magazine reported abroad
Postscript date April 9 from Flanders Madrid describes a fire at Cadiz naval stores and notes that Brussels Gazette offers few details. Paris and Madrid reports discuss military maneuvers by Fouquet, Laudohn, and others, with expectations for May campaign opening. Salient items include Swiss and Prussian movements, potential diversions, and trade updates amid global tensions. A London commentary questions Spanish policy and warns against inflated foreign intelligence, urging cautious assessment. Weather, stock quotes, and a bankruptcy notice conclude the item.
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