Desperate Naval Movements and Public Notices from 1762
Reports from Spithead and the Downs detail Admiral Allemond’s Dutch fleet approaching, with English and Dutch ships assembling under Vice Admiral Hobson. Letters claim prize captures near Guernsey, a Marlborough convoy heading to Holland, and Cork forces preparing for a descent. Public notices include bounties for recaptured individuals, sales at Charing Cross, and advertisements for curiosities, medicines, and a missing book reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spithead
Allemond
Holland
Hobson
Deal
Resolution
Crown
Downs
Jamaica
Plymouth
Guernsey
Spain
Margate
Earl of Marlborough
Prideaux
Shade Dean
Norwich
Ireland
Cork
Kingfale
Zarde
Foot Guards
Ise of Wight
India
Charing Cross
Roys Exchange
Epsom
Francois
Eicher
de Goyn
West-street
Litchfeld Street
Soho
Benjamin Skinner
Newbury
Theodosus Thranees
Wal
Stephen Degar
James Turner
Turner
George Goodwin
Chantrel
Chentrel
Albemarle Street
S. James's
Lerfeer
Herwil
Dedington
Oxfordshire
Petty Free
Wiamton
Tham
On-Reet
Melowra
Belsher
Dedingen
George Noble
Strand
Roth
Seffer
Isha Tinal
Rypmdra
Ota
Arcmarker
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Robert Hyners
Excise
Goldsmiths
Mr Temple
London
Jacks
Chic
Justice Hole
Guild-hall
Hfaac
Cleeve
Serjeants Inn
Chancery-tane
Richard Hatdaway
Sarum
Cis
Tho Bennet
St Pauls Churchyard
Westminster
Little Britain
Gretton
J. Warner Goldsmith
Temple
Atemans
Stephen Terry
Bateman
le Pauls Chain
DeGors Commons
Benege Co
Hooker
Karemans
England
Anthony Ingram
St Paws Church-yard
Lond
Red Lion
Kingston
Ailsbury
Sun
Uxbridge
Brentford
Salisbury Court