Eight Sailors Kill'd on Union Privateer and Baltick Raid
Reports detail the loss of eight sailors on the Union Privateer and one on the Baltick. Wealth seized included three gold watches and a diamond ring from the Colonel, who died after being shot. his family learned of his fate in St Sebastian. Escape attempts by Capt. Wilson and others are described, with crews aided by guards and French fishermen. Further notes cover prizes, naval movements, court ceremonies, and various deaths and local disturbances.
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Braithwaite
England
Halloway
St. Sebastian
Capt. Wilson
Richard Wallis
Fryars
Monastry
France
Spain
Bayonne
Capt
Wilson
Amsterdam
Lyme
Finny
Payenne
Thenet
Pourdeaux
Balick
de Pings
Grafton Pranchand
Thy
Cowes
Carolina
Meerly
Bever
Webb
New England
Robert Walpole
Legg
Soenallys Mc
Harbury Willams
Marines
Lord Hervey
Benjamin Keen
Houghton Hall
Italy
Portsmouth
John Norris
St. Hellen’s
Lisbon
Connvoy
Dragon
Chatham
Winchester
Hounflow
Prince Frederck of
Heffe-Caffel
Mary of Hesse
Lord Carteret
Gravesend
Petersbourg
Russia
Office of Ordnance
Lord Cathcart
Watson
Cathcart
John Cathcart
Rober Dalrimple
Alexander Campbell
Mackenzie
Whiteman
Bruce
Andrew Mevil
Mungo Muir
Apothecary
Lineburner
Seahorse
Williams
St. James’s Street
Jamaica
Windsor Forrest
Hounslow Heath
Wallop
Viscount Lymington
Miss Conduit
John Conduit
Eig
Louthampton
Mr. Vaughah
Thenfield
Essex
Grosvenor Street
Matthew Concannon
Iland
Dornford
Woodstock
Oxfordshire
Charles Cripfe
Nicholas Cripfe
Charles
Biving
City of London
London
Breda
Nicholas
Africa
Charles I
Anne
Tho. Crifpe
Wotton
John
Stonehouse
Islington
Anght
Jersey
Col. Webb
Regiment of Invalids
Fielding
Thomas Alcock
St. Martin’s
Stamford
Lincolnshire
Waller
Walles
Chancery-lane
Antigua
Low- Layton
Hillerfdon
Hambourg
Edward Hillerfdon
Col. Lee
Juttice Lee
Abdureh-Lane
Customs
Warwick Street
St. James’s
Philippa Halton
William Evans
Isaac Turner
Staffordshire
Derby
Norwich