News from Cadiz and Minorca describes siege actions
Letters from Cadiz report ten ships of the line and several frigates fitting out while sea men are impressed and cannons, mortars, and other stores are moved from Se cwille. Besieged St Philip fortifications hold as de Levy’s detachment destroys Bull Fort near Chouéguen. magazines explode, scattering the fort. Cardinal-Roman figures die in Saverne. artillery moves to Toulon. Britain restocks troops at Frankfurt.
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Flanders
Geng
Cadiz
Secwille
Argaziles
St. Roch
Gibraltar
St. Philip
Fune
Axmy
M.de la Galiffonniere
Byng
Portmahon
Marseilles
Marthal
de Richelieu
M. de la Galiffonhiere
Readinness
St. Philip’s Fort
Masthal Richelieu
Paris
Minorca
Fort St- Philip
Canada
M. de Vaudreuil
Chouequen
Niagara
Froncenac
M.de Levy
Old France
Bull Fort
M. de Lery
Chouéguen
Buf
M. de Levy
Mi. de Levy
Halle
Armand de Rohan de So
Soubize
Chevalier de St George
France
Cardinal de la Rochefoucault
Strasbourg
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Toulon
Francfort
Furie
Great Britain
Galiffouniere
St. Philip's
Gazette
Moyle
Grand Jury
Lefkard
Cornwall
Europe
Dublin
St.Philip’s
Ireland
Blakeney
Limerick
Kilmalock
Alt
The Gazette's Extra and Continental War News
A sprawling extract from a Gazette letter discusses Gibraltar plans and delays, a Dublin view of Minorca, Dutch trade frictions, and naval actions. Reports from Elfimedr and a ship from Petersburgh describe fleets, prizes, and strategic concerns. The piece ends with local rumors about a Cox’s doorstep camp and a Sandwich seizure.
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Rotterdam
Norrow
London
Seop Sabsty Ee
Whithgny
Prussia
Elfinedr
Amall
Copenhagen
Monsefly
Breft
Dubin
Mortyr
Whitby
Cox
Winchester
Dunkirk
Sandwich
Lucreia
Watts
Anguilla
Martin’s