Unclear historical note on vessel movements and names
Fragmentary OCR mentions wind direction and several names including John Jane Vickie and Aurora, with references to vessels the Dromedary and Ranger. Describes outward bound flow and a salting context but lacks coherent events or dates beyond June 16.
British dispatches report Jamaica action and privateer captures
Mail from the West Indies confirms a Jamaica expedition against a Spanish settlement, with news of victories in South America and privateer captures near the Lizard. Admiralty reports include Duc de Chartres prize, Martinico fleet activity, and a sweep of naval movements as Parliament and officials react to ongoing war and policing actions.
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West Indies
Thynne
Groves
Jamaica
Grantham and Grenville
Thynne Packet
Grenville
Scilly
M'Guire
Clesr
Salisbury
St. Carlos
American Department
Dalling
Nic Corregio
South America
Pymouth
Admiralty
Williamson
Eagle
Duc de Chartres
Plymouth
Lizard
Prince of Wales
Catwater
Geary
Alfred
St. James’s
Lord Loughborough
Jay
St. Margaret’s Hill
San Antonio del Manillo
John Lockhart Ross
Mounts Bay
Ste. Domingo Feet
Fair India House
Cape of Good Hope
Holland
Nassau
Southampton
Cape
Vernon
Charles Town
South Carolina
Dashwood
Roberts
Charles
Rockingham
Shelburne
Cering
Sheerness
George Augusstus Pulseney
Shetland
High Green
Liverpool
Roger Macleody
Northferry
Irisi
House of Commons
Penna
Cavendish Square
Poole
Milford
Darl
Stone Bay
Rane
Dartmouth
Giles
Lymington
Winterford
William
Caks
Board of Works
London
Westminster
le Courier
Martirico
Royal George
Hayes
Felm
Emanuel
Riga
Marseilles
Weymouth
Petersburgh
Bourdeaux
Sally
Rachel Pivateer
Nancy
Quebec
Bristol
Mercury
Admiral Parker
Leeward Island
Admiral Geary
Judge Gould
Court of Common Council
Gulf
Welfit
Hall
Surrender of Fort St Juan and Caribbean dispatches
From Kingston Jamaica May 27 reports Ulysses brings intelligence of the surrender of Fort St Juan to British forces on April 29. Colonel Polson notes delays in craft and Indian cooperation, praises Capt. Nelson and Lieut. Despard, and cites terms of capitulation including evacuation, parole, and humane treatment. Subsequent items list casualties, naval movements, and a fire incident in Kingston.
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Kingston
Ulysses
T. Dumaresque
St. Juan
Fort Mc. Juan
Polson
T. Mounsey
Kemble
Peolson
St. Fohn’s
Cape Gracias
Dios
Jamaica
Campbell
Saint John’s. S
Cape
St. John’s
Nelson
Hinchinbroke
Despard
John Polson
Fort St. Guan
Don Fuan de aAuffa
Fort St. Juan
North America
Spain
Bentole
Bentolehall
Joa
Potsox
Joax de Arssa
Castle of
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Ram
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Ireland
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Duke Packet
Mitchell
Roebuck
Burnaby
New York
Thomas
H. Cathw
Graham
Lord Newhaven
Mr. Graham
Codacil
Engal
Tothil-streety
John Gardier
Five Field Row
Chelsea
Faesee Sconehouse
Exchequer
Hackney
Charles Clutterbuck
Basinghall-street
Clapham
Serocold
John Seroold
Wardroke Court
Humphry Munn
Barwich
Prince of Orange and Dolphin
Dunkirk
Revenge
Cromer
Bace
Bear Key
Wm. Cooke
King’s College
Cambridge
Lambert
Richard Watson
Northwold
Norfolk
Caroline Robert Herbert
Saxmundham
Suffolk
Gollop
Dorchester
The
Jamaica Gazette
St. Fobr’s
St. Tobn
Hispaniola
Tartar
Port Royal
France
America
Europe
Punch
Everett
Musquito
Black River
Trott
Hipanisla
Bryan
Depaiure
Perc
Bloedelds
M-jeity
Salisbury Goguns
Charles Inglis
Bigg Lion
Flector
Sir John Hamilton
Barr
Toby Caufield
Eig
Niger
John Brown
Ruby
John Cowling
Thomas Pakenham
Dade
Mons
le Mothe Piequet
DuNing
King Fen
Todtigy
Lewis
Water-Jané
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