Shipping Losses From Archangel Trade Hit London
London reports twenty one ships captured in the North Sea. Eight are Archangel vessels carrying naval stores, with others from Petersburgh and Norway. Privateers caused extensive damage, traders warn of further depredations as no warships patrol the sea. Alerts include convoys restricted to Gibraltar and Levant trade disruptions. News covers naval actions, mutterings against ministers, ship fittings, Bermuda and Atlantic sailings, seizures, and local notices of deaths and marriages.
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