Feversham Captures 93 Spaniards After Passage to Naples
Port-Mahon Feb 21 reports Britannick Majesty's Ship Feversham has taken 93 Spaniards including officers and soldiers during passage from Deuth to Naples. The ship watches the coast of Italy after transports depart. A convoy of provisions from England is awaited due to shortages in Gibraltar and nearby garrisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britannick
Feversham
Deuth
Naples
Spain
Italy
England
Gibraltar
Vienna
Poland
Elector of Saxony
Dresden
Berlin
Count Efterhart
Saxony
The
Hague
Constantinople
France
Ispahan
Sweden
Germany
Brest
Toulon
Genoa
Dunkirk
Count Lowendahl
Duke of Cumberland
Europe
Breda
M. de Puyfieux
M. Macanas
M. du Theil
M. van Hoey
M.kalkeen
Paris
Amsterdam
M. Kalkeen
Overyiel
M.van Hoey
Nighttime Rebel Raid in Cores and Local Fatalities
Edinburgh reports from Aberdeen of February 28 rebels breaking into the cabinet of Mr. Robert Melvil minister of Cores and stealing valuables also robbing Mr. Harper schoolmaster of 301. Sterling George Scott, a writer, found dead between Kirkaldy and Kinghorn after a fall from his horse on his return from Dundee. Mr. Robert Pringe, a writer in Edinburgh, died on horseback near six miles from town from an apoplectic fit while taking the air for health.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Aberdeen
Robert Melvil
Cores
Harper
Sterling
George Scott
Dundee
Kirkaldy
Kinghorn
Robert Pringe
Death of Reverend Mr Tyndale in Charville County
Gloucester notes the death last week of the Reverend Mr Tyndale rector of Charville in this county. He was described as a true pattern of a gentleman, his behavior an influencing sermon in the cause of all that is lovely and good.
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Country News
Gloucester
Tyndale
ReGor
Charville
Patriotism and Trials Reported From London Parliament
Reports from Westminster Hall describe Lord Lovat's treason trial and defense in the House of Lords, with witnesses sought from Scotland. Royal duties include coach tolls, a 100000 lottery, and Marines obeying Admiralty orders. Marquis Strange’s marriage to Miss Smith and other society notices accompany a New England death tally and clerical promotions or dispensations.
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Lord Lovat
Westminster Hall
Scotland
Arthur Lord Herbert of
Cherbury
House of Peers
Ireland
Mac Jesty
Admiralty
Viscount Strange
Earl of Derby
County of Lancaster
Miss Smith
Hugh Smith
Weald Hall
Essex
Ely
George Austin
Westram
Kent
Mifg Wood
Brentwood
John Edwards
Highgate
Miss Holford
Mr. Holford
Miss Manship
Mr. Manship
Princes-Street
Pontack’s
Exeter
Daniel Crespins
John Earl of Rothes
St. Stephen’s
St. Alban’s
County of Hertford
Diocese of
London
St. Michael
Daing
Powell
Westminster School
Ely House
Robert Lord
Treland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Port-Mahon
Versailles
Holland
Don Philip
Ferdinand
Madrid
M. Maccanas
Silesia
Ghent
Namur
Marshal Saxe
Normandy
Antibes
Marseilles
Aix
Provence
Cannes
Isles
Croisette
Fidfér
Churchill
Gomolphin
Vernon Willess
Wriertam
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