Fleet movements and battles across seas and Europe update
Reports from Flanders to Vienna describe Pedro Stuart returning with ships, currents of fleets near Toulon and Dunkirk, and anticipated spring sailings. Accounts detail Prussian Imperial battles in Bohemia with casualties, transport to Corsica plans, and naval incidents including a mistaken capture of a civilian as a French officer.
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Pedro Stuart
o’Escadre
Hector
Coneror
Carthagena
Toulon
M. de la Galiflonnier
Bird
Minerva
M. de la Galiffonniere
Atiribes
Barques
Corsica
Oriflamime
Hippodamia
Topaz
Gracieule
Englih
Cannes
Antibes
iRoad
Minorea
Paris
Dunkirk
Marseilles
Levant
Hermanstat
Transylvania
Court of
Vienna
Germany
Brusels
Bohemia
Count Brown
Prussia
Marshal Brown
Welmina
Lobofirz
Gusts and storms lash Scottish coast causing ship damage
A two hour fierce wind storm struck Greenock and Port Glasgow early Thursday, ripping vessels from moorings, damaging ships in the road and harbor, toppled masts, and injuring two women swept into the water. Trees uprooted. Capt Walkinshaw’s ship from the West Indies driven ashore. A notable, though non-graphic, report of storm impact.
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Dublin
Earl of
England
Viscount Petersham
Warrington
Kilkenny
Wilson
Esg
Miss Irans
Loyd Carberry
College Park
Scotland
Edinburgh
Greenock
Port Glasgow
Walkinshaw
West Indies
Drax Tide Rise Report After Night of Heavy Flow
The Tide Yesterday Morning at Long-Drax did not rise above five or six inches, though it surged six or seven feet perpendicularly the previous night. The current level remains higher and steady, with continued flow observed since.
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Drax
Long- Drax
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Katoli
Hager
Brown
Meff
Biefe
Gourtville
Lacy
States-General
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Snore
Brefkens
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Terveer
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House of Orange
York
Knavesmire
Beverley
Atkinson
London
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Cabal
Britannicus
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