Europe News Echoes On Minorca and Atlantic Skirmishes
From Petersburgh to Oxford this letter pile reports British naval actions near Minorca with French fortifications, the capture of ships, and a French policy clampdown. It notes French fortifications, a British action near Cape Palos, and a suspected engagement between fleets in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Great Britain
Stockholm
France
Genoa
Nice
Minorca
Marseilles
Toulon
Antibes
Mabon
Hervey
Balma
Gracieuse
Fier
Cape Palos
Roux
Albagt
Cartagena
Ceuta
Prince of Saffy
Tetuan
Brufels
House of Austria
Italy
Netherlands
Europe
Lorraine
Joseph
Paris
North America
Aixla-Chapelle
Acadia
Canada
London
Thomas Robinson
America
Havre
M.de la
London Gazette
Lisbon
Corsica
Duc de Richelieu
St. Philip
Turin
Mediterranean
Hague
Fune
Schiedam
Delifhaven
Maaslanduys
Dunkirk
Calais
Prince of Soubise
St. Philip’s
Scottish wedding and nautical tragedy reported in Aberdeen
From Aberdeen we learn on Sunday the Right Hon. George Lord Salton wed Miss Eleonora Gordon daughter of John Gordon of Kineller Esq. On Saturday died at Aberdeen Capt. Walter Pringle youngest son of the late Lord Newhall. On Tuesday night sailors at Peterhead invited friends for a boat pleasure but the craft capsized and six women and three men perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Edinburgh
Fune
Aberdeen
George Lord Salton
Eleonora Gordon
John Gordon
Kineller
Walter Pringle
Holme
Lord Newhall
Peterhead
Lord Bacon
North America
Aix
America
Bree
Minorca
Guerney
Fern
Benjamin Keene
Spain
France
Thomas Hart
Barfoot
Pool
Palma
Majorca
Barcelona
Harvey
Hatevey
Townshend
Jamaica
West Indies
Mont
Perrier da Salveri
St. Domingo
Wimbleton
Myler
Cork
Campvere
Newcastle
Bilboa
Flanders
James
Rachael
Dunbar
Marriages and storms in a Surrey town and abroad
In Birmingham on June 14 Mr Spilsbury, a noted Japanier and snuff-box dealer, wed Miss Gratrex, heiress to 30001. Nearby Bridgnorth saw Mr White jun. marry Miss Haslewood, fortune 50001. A lightning strike near Coleshill ripped a stable roof, killed a horse, and stunned a man. Hessian troops at Salisbury Hill examined tents as a reckless land dispute arose with a landlord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Spilsbury
Gratrex
Oan
Bridgnorth
White
Haslewood
Shuttock
Coleshill
Salisbury
Fune