Prize Princessa del Asturias arrives at Port Royal
Kingston March 25 reports on Wednes day the Princessa del Asturias a 20 gun prize of 109 men captured by his Majesty's ship Palias Thomaspry under Command er. She sailed from Havana to Cartagena loaded with ordnance and flares. One Marine lieutenant and three white and one black seamen died of wounds. Mr. Ball and midshipman Dobbin wounded. Also details of Janus Lynx and French convoy engagement with Lion Bristol Resource and French ships Hannibal and others. Additional notes on arrivals of Phoenix Janus Hector and troops under Camp bell Leith Prevost and the 88th regiment. mentions Montego Bay Wal ter from New York and 21 days voyage.
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Princessa del Asturias
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Palias
Thomaspry
Bermuda
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Ygoris
Ball
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Dobbin
Phoenix
Hyde Parker
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Lieut. Stevens
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Resource
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Storm Ravages Jamaica Harbour Vessels Lose Big Fleet
Reports from Montego Bay and St. Fago de la Vega describe a destructive storm that wrecked twenty seven ships in the harbor and left the wharf and nearby buildings heavily damaged. The loss includes several ships and brigs, with one privateer, and no lives reported. The crews and authorities survey the wreckage and note atmospheric anomalies preceding the gale.
Notice to Creditors of Peter Tahourdin of Farnham
Creditors are asked to send in their demands to Richard Harborne or Allens auctioneers. Debtors must pay immediately to Nicholas Dunithorne or the Rev Gabriel Tahourdin, or face suit. Details mention tickets valued at 210,000 pounds and prize structure with annuities at 4 percent, various share prices and ticket fractions.
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Judar
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Hall
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