This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Admiralty Orders and Naval Losses Abroad
London dispatches report six ships of the line ordered for convoy to the West Indies. The Kenningern and Providence capture important vessels from Smyrna and Cyprus bound for France, while other ships and cargoes from Jamaica, Barbados, Carolina, and Santa Cruz fall to French privateers and reach Nantes or Brest. A court at Doctors Commons condemns the Anglesea prize and related vessels. battles, prizes, and executions are noted amid overseas movements and stock market quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lords of the Admiralty
Wette Indies
Cata
Kenningern
Leghory
Salvator
Ventris
Smyrna
Providence
Martin
Cyprus
France
Elizabeth
Lee
Carolina
Port Louis
HoWeran
Limerick
Barbadoes
Davis
Nantz
Leganés
Hungary
Santa Cruz
Amsterdam
St Andrew
Maryland
Cork
Bilboa
Su Sebastian’s
Union
Hiutha
Keilkirken
Amster
Gungeach
Atvike
Brest
Watfen
Strick
Admiralty
Doctors- Commons
Henry “Penrice
Anglesea
Brett
de Maurepas
Saphire
Haolitel
Garolina
Rohan ‘Duport
Peter. Mace
Newfoundland
Sfordcombe
Haitbon
Sneyes
Charles of Lorrain
Nackes-Ulm
Eiterhafi
Dapfiemde
Maiwner
Britain
Minorca
Gibraltar
West- Indies
England
Marshal Earl of Stair
Lesil Bireel
Marie
Martha
Earl of Starr
I C.briison