Port News from Alamouth and distant sailings
Reports arrivals and movements of ships from Milford, Topsham, and Jamaica, with convoys and wind conditions. Mentions Royal visits at Leicester House, resignation of Lord George Cavendish as Comptroller, and Allied army dispatches from Courland. Includes cargo losses off Blakesley and Bristol Channel and naval activity near Ushant.
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Port News
Almouth
Hawke
Burroughs
Milford
Topsham
Wolf
Bristol
Ostrich
Hawkins
Jamaica
Wind N. E
Deal
Tagus
Allen
Katherine
Digerton
Goodwill
Tobin
Elizabeth
Caghlan
Lisbon
L'an Down
Hamilton
Earl of Pomfret
Princess Dowager of Wales
Leicester-house
George Cavendish
Duke of Devonshire
Courland
Duke de Biron
Riga
Brussels
Brest
M. de Beauffier
Clifton
Catt. Smith
Brett
Royal Louis
Capt. Smith
Ushant
Lord Colville
St.John’s
Newfoundland
M‘kenzie
M‘donald
Kitty Virry
St. John’s
Quebec
Portsmouth
St. Ives
Bristol Channel
Hafton
Williams
Plymouth
Richard
Burlington
William Raper
Bridlington
Dony
Bona Fortuna
Hejgen
Schnter
London
Blakesley
Hans Hendrick de Langle
Louisa
Calefcroon
Jonas Siegreen
Newcastle
Coton
Suffolk
Garrison of Schweidwitz Surrenders With Armistice Promise
A German garrison at Schweidwimé marches out with arms laid down and prisoners taken after a siege. Reported are hundreds of captured cannon, mortars, bombs, powder, and thousands of flints and muskets, with 86 officers and 3472 men killed or wounded in the actions. The Vienna and Frankfurt notices mention Stolberg and Haddick capturing Rothswald and Freyberg, while peace hopes grow but are not declared ahead of mentions of Havannah losses and ongoing negotiations led by Mr. Stanley for a general peace.
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Volland
Berlin
Schweidwimé
Francfort
Meyn
Prince of
Roca
Prince of Stolberg
Freyberg
Hagar
Hefse
Caffel
Spain
Portugal
Mr. Stanley
England
Duke of Bedford
Brest
Dublin Flood Deluges City and Countryside
Reports describe days of heavy rain and violent gales sweeping Dublin and surrounding areas. Flooding overwhelmed cellars near the Liffey, washed away bridges and outbuildings, and damaged crops, hay, and corn as waters surged through streets and properties.
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Eclcand Dulin
Dublin
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