Naval preparations and reports from Jamaica to London
From Jamaica we hear Commodore Brown sails with several ships of war in the Augusta for the West Indies, with Haddock's squadron reinforced and snips hired for service. Reports of battles in the Mediterranean prove untrue and press reports claim fifteen privateers ready at sea. Pressing of sailors continues in London as militiamen prepare, while letters discuss strategic moves in Europe and ongoing diplomacy with Sweden and Russia.
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