Fleet movements and privateer actions headline at Dover and Portsmouth
Reports from London detail Commodore Keppel and Lord Anson at Kensington before Africa bound ships depart, Privateers capturing prizes off the French coast, Dutch vessels harmed near Dover, and measures at Spithead. Racing results at Doncaster provide broader late September notes, along with civic appointments and a lottery discussion in a public letter.
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Hilfey Barracks
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Robert Hughes
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Effingham’s
St. Cas
Lord Sandys
India
Booth Sea
Dutta
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Mr. Wood
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Flame
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