Notable Losses and Appointments From Carthagena News
Private letters report deaths of Capt. Townsend of the Booth Frigate and Capt. Ellis of the Swan before Garthagena, plus notable retirements and promotions in the Royal Navy. Town and city notes record fines, sheriff elections, deaths of public figures, and court actions. Reports also detail loot seizures, battlefield movements, and naval communications surrounding Vernon’s fleet, with other local incidents and weather-related notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Booth
Ellis
Swan
Garthagena
Cheshire
Kingston
Toft
Feiz
Deal
Lodg
John Norris
Spithead
John
Stevens
Admiral Vernon
Cumberland
Scott
Hore
Galicia
Don Blas
Carthagena
Earl of Crawford
Vienna
Hanover
England
Chamber of
London
Thomas Vernon
Ely
Haberdasher
William Finch
Leatherfeller
Thomas Cook
Eig
Mercer
Charles Egerton
Haberdather
John Peck
Dyer
Adel Aldridge
Currier
Guildhall
City of
Middlesex
Robert Willimott
Etq
and Cooper
Francis Masters
Skinner
Alderman Calvert
John Douglas
Henry Seal
John Barker
Bridge-House
Hampshire
Norton Powlet
Esg
Petersfild
Faid
Faft-Sheen
Robert Meere
Efy
New Inn
Hackney
Samuel Trench
Bank
George Ludlam
Thomas Browne
St. John’s College
Cambridge
Woodward
Pater-nofter-Row
Richardson
Jesus College
St. Clement’s
Court of Common-Pleas
Westminster
Willes
Berwick-Simet
Soho
Howard
Stoke
Kent
Salisbury
Toogood
Ris
Maid-Lane
Southwark
Valentine Hope
Col. de Veil
Justice Poulson
Porto-Bello
Lizard
Harris
Leghorn
Martin
Ipswich
Pembroke
Sunderland
Plymouth
Gibraltar
Haddock
Han
Somerset
Lanecaster
Warwick
Dragon
Guernsey
Oxford
St. Alban’s
Lark
Winchelsea
Aldbough
Mercury
Naples
Malta
Ponza
Chia
Vernon
Also Mentioned on This Page
America
Carr
Carolina
St. Sebastians
Woolford
Curacao
Margarittas
Irucadas
St. Ignatius
Mc Donald
Partridge
Ths
France
New South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Africania
Prem
Mine Adventures
Bangeror
Exchequer
Royal Exchange
Craig’s Court
Char
Star Inn
Lewes
Sussex
Bounty
Fames Butler
Deceas
Thomas Sergison
Leadenhall
Fune
Marlborough
Wilrs
Wilts
Warminster
William Hawkes