Plague in the capital and naval dispatches abroad
Reports from July 29 describe the plague breaking out in the capital and nearby villages while a chain of European naval movements unfolds. From Cadiz to Lisbon and St. Lucia, fleets, convoys, captures, and warnings unfold as markets, war plans, and diplomatic exchanges shape the Atlantic theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Constantinople
Fune
Petersbourg
Germany
Moscow
Cadiz
Don Louis de Cordova
Brest
Gibraltar
Paris
Russia
Cape
Invincible
Ministry
de Guichen
de la Mothe Piguet
St. Domingo
le Bien- Aime
Monf. de Kermadec
Alexandre
Monf. de Beaumont
la Magicienne
de la Broucheterie
la Bellone
de Govidec
Cotter l'Espiegle
Monf. de Clesmur
Amperdam
Laf Leiters
Lisbon
Maynes and Co
Guerrier
Marseilles
Hague
Denmark
Copenhagen
London
Versailles
Count de Luchefi
Spain
North Sea
Elfignor
Alfred
Collins
Wyborne
Sound
Leith
America
Asth Init
Martinico
Rowley
Walsingham
Medway
Boyne
St. Lucia
Conwall
George Rodney
Cornwall
Albion
Fortitude and cutters sail with Dromedary and Charon
Windy June 27 brings Fortitude to stay with Dromedary and Charon along with the expedition and Wells cutters and the Scourge floop.
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Deal
His
Fortitude
Dromédary
Charon
Bury
Wells
British Planed North River Attack From New York
A New York bound vessel reports Sir Henry Clinton has arrived from Charles Town with about 10,000 troops. He aims to land on the Jersey side near King's Ferry and attack General Washington, despite determining to fight Washington at all hazards. Orders have long directed Clinton to confront Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Washington
Bound Brook
East
Jersey
Philadelphia
Middle Brook
New York
Jatt
Lang
London
Graves
Resolution
Chaloner Ogle
Royal Oak
Bedford
America
Prudent
Lord Gorge Germain
Pall Mall
Gibraltar
Admiral Greaves
China
Western Isles
Plymouth
Geary
Brest
Havre
de Barcelo
Sir George Rodney
Barbadoes
Andromeda
Sir George
George Rodney
Rodney
Bristol
Gros Iflet Bay
St. Lucia
Leeward
Martisico
Royal
Leeward Island
Bay of Carenage
Cornwall
Mercury
Fairy
Newfoundland
Woolwich
His
Belliqueux
Fitzherbert
Edward
Lucy
Bras
Oporte
Boston
Joseph
Drummond
Fayal
New Yorks
George
Petersburgh
Waterford
Dover
Ross
Botton
Deane
Canterbury
Dover Road
Royal Independent Volunteers
Madrid
United Provinces
Council of
Healh
Fortitude
Mary
Madeira
Grand Fleet
Londonderry
Zogans
Lough Swilly
Liverpool
Coulthard
Congress
Watt
Paris
Howe
Deptford
Portsmouth
Robertson
New London
Hancock
Virginia
England
14Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
Col. Harcourt
Green Park
King’s Mews
Prince of Wales
Ofmaburgh
Kew
Lord Amherst
Morrison
Lighthorse
Lady Harcourt
Lord Robert Manners
Lady Howe
Count Welderen
Dfnaburgh
Hyde Park
Queen’s Palace
Puards
Horse Grenadier Guards
Guildhall
St. James’s
Rms
Esdaile
Thomas
Hayley
Clarke
Woldridge
Hart
Kitche
Wright
Pugh
Alsop
Harley
Parcort
Prince Charles of Lorraine
Leopold
Lorraine and
Bar
Charlotte-Aglzé
Orleans
Fisler
France
Francis
Laneville
Mary Anne of
Austria
Austrian Netherlands
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Campbeltown
Northampton
Devon
Jones
Palfprave Place
Puylick
Wenesdas
Charles Nisbe
Montrose
Patrick Caalmers
Auldbar
Eig. Shriff
Forfar
George Gornon
Nach
Brifted
Sherborn
Grammar School
Sherborne
Bishop’s Cauncile
Haydon
Cores
William Tucer
Kington Seymour
Somers -Thire
Munday
Thomas Sedgwick
Macqueen
Befton Long
Sir Henry Clinton
Charles Town
North River
King’s Ferry
Henry Guinton
Washington