Mail from Flanders and Paris dispatches recount fleet moves
Madrid reports squadrons ordered by the King return to Carthagena and Ferrol after patrols along the coast with sailors allowed leave but forbidden to serve foreign powers. Rome notes the Pope’s illness and beatification steps. Prussian and French dispatches detail campaigns, fortifications, and naval shortages. Cadiz and Toulon report shipbuilding, storms, and fleet movements amid European tension. London letters argue against further parliamentary reform while defending past policies.
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Don Pedro Stuart
Carthagena
Ferrol
Mahony
Switzerland
Cadiz
Rome
Quirinal
Holy Father
M. ‘Manzi
Cavaillon
Avignon
Millo
Courland
Ruther
d’Apraxia
Prulia
Presden
Prussia
Kleist
Ziethem
Lowofitz
Orient
Normandy
Britanny
Cumberland
Squirrel
Pamtheeuf
Bourdeaux
Port Louis
Rouen
Cherbourg
Regiment of Royal Artillery
Port Vortent
Fischer
Chevalier de Beaufremont
Minerva
Port news and peril in the Atlantic world
A late December letter from Galloway reports the ship Elizabeth of Liverpool wrecked off Powton in Gailaway with cargo saved by the Earl’s steward. Captain George Wise recounts capture near St Lucar after ten saily boats seized by Turks, while local prisoners in the Pompadour receive freer treatment. News from Newnham notes corn seized and distributed to the poor, and obituaries record Rev. Mr Pyle of Salisbury Cathedral and Farmer Caf Caswell’s death from a horse fall near Clarendon Park after Salisbury Market.
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Liverpool
Galloway
Perfon
George Wise
St. Lucar
Pompadour
Gloucefitr
Newnham
Salisoury
Mr. Pyle
Caf 2
Clarendon Park
Salisbury Market
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Earesen
John Frigge
Findom
London
Rupert Nucent
Jarrir Smith
WWE
Bristol
Minorca
North _America
Oswego
Kok
America
Papat
Utrecht
House of Austria
Europe
Cartiers
Shah Abbas
Gdt
St. Giles’s
Marine
Paris
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