European War News Sews Across Continents and Oceans
Reports from Prague, Dresden, and Hamburg detail Prussian and Austrian clash forces, river crossings, and fortifications as French and Russian alignments shift. Naval moves out of Antigua, Martinique, and Hastings highlight expanding conflicts, with privateering, convoy, and captured cargos surfacing amid a widening wartime geography.
Le Semidote French Prize Brigantine Brought In
On Wednesday last a French prize brigantine named Le Semidote was brought in after being taken on May 16 off Cape Francois by Captain Chaloner in the brig Defiancé of this port and the privateer sloop Grey of New York. She sailed from Bordeaux at the start of April with fifty five sail of ships bound to...
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Prague
Glarz
Neustadt
Metau
Schiefis Friedland
Jaromirsch
Bohemia
Tro Liz
Eerday
Saxony
Mitrowsky
Kleefeld
Dresden
Bredow
Itzenplitz
Dippelwald
Cafel
Prince of
Yfemburgh
Exmbeck
Driesen
Brandenburgh
Berlin
Magdeburgh
Aspen
Duffeldorp
M. de Chevert
Emmerick
Wezel
Rhine
Rees
Emmerich
Hague
States General of the
United Provinces
Republick
East Frizeland
Hye
Bourlange
Paris
Cardinal Atalaya
Patriarch
Lisbon
Atalaya
Canada
Jamaica
New-York
Smith
Newhaven
Antigua
Moore
Dominica
Philadelphias
St.Christopher’s
Blakeney
Minshall
Barbadoes
Martinico
Todimany Td Us
Phillips
New London
L’affree
Julian
Bourdeaut
Quebec
Hallowell
King George
Boston
Hastings
Sussex
George
John Colfran
Beachy-nead
Dunkirk
King’s Army
New-Palace-Yard
Westminster
Middlesex
Lord Howe
Tweed
Rangers
Lord Howeé
Earl of Dandonald
Thomas Cochrane
James Cochrane
Abel Ward
Dodlestyn
Dodlestone
Chester
Earl of Granard
Joan Harris
Joseph Gosling
Gatley
of Norfolk
Parflowes
Essex
Thomas Fanshawe
Dulwich
Thomas Heathgoate
Guards
William Clark
Ely
Benjamin Oake
Camberwell
Surrey
Southwark
William Jones
New Prison
Newgate
Lantation News
New-Port
Rhode-Hland
Funery
Cape Francois
Chaloner
Defiancé
Grey
New- York
Bourdeaux
Conquest of Louisbourg Sparks Joy Across Town
News from Winchester Portsmouth and Chatham report lively celebrations after Louisbourg fell. Crowds cheered and lights, bells, and bonfires marked the occasion as Colonel Boscawen's regiment distributed beer in honor of his brother the Admiral. Prisoners of war and expected transfer of the fortress garrison noted. Ships from Lord Anson brought provisions, with further rejoicing on the common and at Gosport.
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Winchester
Louisbourg
Boscawen
Portsmouth
Blandford
Lord Anson
Plymouth
Gosport
Chatham
Louis Bourg
Dock, &c
Letter From Spithead August 1 1780 Status and Damages at Cherbourg
A London letter from Spithead details troop embarkation at Cherbourg and the arrival of brass cannons on Danish ships. It lists damages to enemy piers forts ships and timber amounting to thousands, notes prizes from privateers, and reports sights of ships off Cherbourg with prospects for further action. The Antigua dispatch adds that little has changed except privateers’ impact and expected cruising.
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Cherburg
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French Bayan
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