News From Ocean and Port News of War Fleets
August reports from Amsterdam Riga and Calais discuss the Rouging fleet nearing Texel and the Emperor’s arrival from Petersburgh. Mentions the Duchesse Eudoxia’s death and a French squadron joining a 22 ship combined fleet with ships De Tieffemanes Lion Terrible Sagiere 50.
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Shipping News Update from Deal and Mag
A brief 18th century notice reports wind directions and ship movements. On May 12 at Deal a wind from the northeast holds Dromedary. Ruffian men of war and other ships remain as before. On May 13 wind shifts to northeast and Carysfert sails down yesterday. remaining ships consistent with prior record.
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Diplomatic and Naval Dispatches Amid London Parley News
Letters from Amsterdam and Paris report John Adams arriving at The Hague from Paris under states-general talks. DEstaing returns to Bayonne gravely ill with fever. Parliament may reshape administration. sugar duties bill sent back. Troops review at St James's Park and Windsor lays groundwork for royal tours. Privateers disrupt Atlantic trade. several ships captured or damaged. Royal family pregnancy advance noted. multiple executions reported in Norfolk and Maidstone. The Polar voyage of Cook ends in tragedy with Clerke taking command of the Resolution.
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Voyage Account of Captain Cook and Indigenous Aid
An unfinished voyage account from a colonial government source describes Captain Cook’s arrival among the Ui rhabicants who welcomed the navigators warmly. They supplied the expedition for two months, enabling a comfortable stay before a February 1779 gale forced Cook to return north for repairs to his foremast.
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