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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 17, 1761

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Sea Horse and Unicorn Engage in Searing Naval Action

An extraordinary account from Plymouth details the Seahorse’s fight with a French frigate, later joined by Unicorn and prize Weal. The 29 gun Seahorse, outmatched in tonnage, inflicted heavy damage, with 11 killed and 42 wounded among 162 aboard. The encounter ended when the Unicorn appeared and the French vessel withdrew, hailed as a major British victory. Extra letters confirm broader wartime intelligence and private notices follow.

Plymouth Seahorse Royal Society Fats Spithead Chace His Majesty Unicorn East-Indies Opale d’Ars Morlaix India Clevland Welfz Bayonne Tha Juan de Luz Hlinds Berfey Cain North Carolina Virginia London St. Maro’s Tag Mary Elizibih Woodcock Viana Vigo Africa Whitehiven Co. Howe Lord Howe Lloyd St. Bartholomew the Great Great Wakering Esex Cafe William Cartwright Ely Northampton Henrietta Street Cavendish Square Lord Bolingbroke Grosvenor Square Tottenham Park Wilts Manlove Holbourn Bridge Spain Portugal St. Saviour’s Winbourn Dorfit

Commissioners announce navy tavern port notice

VicruarztinG OFFice announces that on Monday the 24th at twelve o'clock at night they will be ready to tent for all out sea and petty harbour at Portsmouth for one year from March 13th, 1761, if beer shall be demanded at the port.

Vicruarzting Office His Majesty’s Navy Nica Portmouth

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