Curious Letters from Jamaica and a Desperate Siege
Extracts of two letters recount Captain Hodshon's voyage to Jamaica with Governor Trelawney, plundering a Spanish project near Panama, taking prisoners, and a 1730s Cape Gratia de Dios expedition. Also included is a Polish officer’s account of a bold night assault on Glogow, with Leopold and Margrave Charles leading attacks, ramparts breached, and heavy fighting ending after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hodshon
Jamaica
Trelawney
Hudson
S. T
Cape Gratia de Dios
Tey
Panama
Coccelee
Paniname
Baccadore
Marquette
Lima
Carpenter's River
Periagues
St. John’s
Lake Nicaragua
Cape Blanco-Key
Otner
Kingston
Carthagena
Cape Grana de Dios
America
Silesia
Glogaw
Schweidnitz
Ohlau
Leopold
Glogan
Avere
Kampars
Prince Leopold
Charles
Wallis
Reyiki
Reyski
Chy Place
Glafenap
Omigh Mageh 3 Leads Remarkable Land Claim
The report highlights Captain Roger McDonnel and three Rolbers who have significantly contributed to the land claim in the country. Key figures include Mitchiels and Kear, with the narrative focusing on their roles and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir.e.land
Omigh
Mageh
Roger McDonnel
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Bocco del Toro
Cort
New Spain
The
London Evening-Post