Patrol of Prisoners Described as Harsh in Brest to Vannes
Letters from London dated January 11, 1750, recount harsh treatment of prisoners including Captains and soldiers in Brest and Vannes with meager rations and water, some condemned to die, and exchanges with Sir Edward Hawke. Also notes fleet movements, prize taken, and voyages in 1750 Atlantic operations. William Turner, Jeremiah Watkins sworn at Guildhall. Admiral Hawke, Hawkesbury and Durell appointments and plans for spring expeditions.
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William Turner
Brest
Vannes
Sir Edward Hawke
Quibeyon Bay
Jeremiah Watkins
Edward Boscawen
Blue
Marines
Portsmouth
Royal William
Geary
Sandwich
Edward Hawke
Charles Ardy
Bay of Biscay
Durell
Spithead
Broderick
Perforis
Quebec
Galbraith
Flemish
Thurot
Dunkirk
Plymouth
Montague
Pegay
Formidable
Surrey
Jamaica
Carpenter's River
Davis
Newfay Seeee
Bilboa
Catt
Woetondon
Guadalupe
Pitt
Hunter
Philadelphia
Hamburgh
Orkneys
Shetland
Italy
the Two Sicilies
Campo di
Monte
M. Latella
Genoa
Tuscany
Manif Ito
Leghorn
Itland
Jheny
BarBadoes
St. Bii's
Rand
Jewardlands
Spain
William Pawson
Oporto
Heares
Ghiselhusst
Kent
Peace Terms and American Conquests in the Posture of War
A London letter argues that the coming Congress must settle differences among belligerents to end bloodshed and restore peace. It warns that Restoration of gains to France risks a prolonged war, urging retention of American acquisitions to secure lasting peace and avoid debt. It recalls Aix la Chapelle and Louisbourg as cautionary precedents, and stresses preventing France from reclaiming territories by force or fraud.
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St. Margaget
Haverford West
Stephen
Téwi
Civander
Norwich
Larkway
Hertfordsshire
Afernoon
London
London Evening-Post
Englands
Gaul
America
France
Aix
Louisbourg
Louisbourgh
Chapelle
Great-Britain
Peice
Diversion in France and European trade hints in 18th century report
A fragmented 18th century notice details strategic thoughts on weakening France by a diversion and notes on European naval movements. It also records the East India Company exporting silver and imports of hemp flax and iron, a Manchester marriage, arrivals at Spithead, ships ashore near Majorca, and various maritime casualty and burial figures.
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Rome
East India Company
Tomkinson
Manchester
Marsden
Sedgewick
Portsmouth
Spithead
Sanfnam
Liébergh
Surinam
Amsterdam
Stytens
Texel
Wart
Boreas
Gascoyne
Baynes
Augustin Ruter
Cette
Bremen
Majorca
Goodwin Sands
Deal
Downs
E. N. FE
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Guildhall
Germany
Albion
India
Bank
Bank Circus
Par India
Dave
Sacurlay
Henry Woodgate
Samuel Brooks
Golder
Paternoster Row
Great Britain and Ireland
Edward Barker
Gourref
Maclmamer
John Whiston
Ben J. White
Mor ‘Booksellers
Freet-Sereet
Miy
Ead
Dedifiey
Pallimall
Grosvenor Street
Robson
Yaa
Lace Grand
Maliere
D. Browne
Marsanda
Mit
Lary Linhs