Royal French Army Ordinances Regulate Camp and Forage
A Paris dispatch from July 31 describes a royal ordinance reviving strict discipline for troops on campaign and in encampments. It bans arson and theft with death penalties for contraventions, requires officers to indemnify owners, and enforces tent living over housing. Additional articles regulate officers quarters and provisioning, with further rules on table etiquette and vessels.
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Plunder Plot Against Jamaica Foiled by Provisions
From Rhode Island letters on the prize sloop reveal a French and Spanish fleet plan to strike at Vernon era ships and Jamaica before Admiral Ogle's arrival. About twenty French volunteers sailed from Martinico for plunder. 50 silver-hilted swords and arms were seized. Capt. Davidson faced 60 men with a handful of boys aboard, then nearly fled for liberty with 1000 pistoles offered. Also notice Archbishop Edward Synge dies in Dublin after a long career. Devon assizes conclude with Samuel Cafely and Robex noted.
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