English and Dutch men of war repair the Gallions
A late bulletin describes English and Dutch naval forces joining to repair taken Gallions and to discharge effects from stranded ships after a clash with French and Spanish vessels. It notes Allied success, captures, and surrenders among various fleets, and cites celebratory observances in Lisbon and London.
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Alfo
Culverton
Lisbon
Labea
Vige
Ikeeagnes
Galeais
Ey Jay
Destr
London
Plymouth
Faya Soueraign
Prince George
Rane
Somerset
Duke of Ormond
Roves
Eauees
Calavel
John Smarr
John Sture
Queens Head
Bow-lane
Cheapside
Spain
Paris
Sam. Creuch
William Davis
Cornhil
Onna
Redondella
R. Morden
Castle-yard
Holbourn
John Lund
Strand
Exeter Exchange
Salisbury Court
Fleet Teer
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Merchant Taylors Hall
Eenser Amnens
Agai
Ertons Cone
Ship Tavern
Royal Exchange
Compton-street
Eaton Colledge
Mercers Hall
Cheapillé
Batsons
Maltas
Crown Tavern
Childs -Cofee
St-Pauls Caurch-yard
Fleet-freer
Benj. Togh
Bookfeligr
Wills Offcerbonte
John Place
Mirgivals Inn
Garé
Holhourn
An Mans
Charing Cro Cheek & A
Setion
Pan
Pinners-Fiall
Francis Glaftocke
Sam
Pogeshead Alley
Johns Coffe-house
Sweerings
Sotelés
Powle
Br. Leach
Rm Elliot
Loudia
Norih
Bartow
London Bank
India
Treasury
Admiralty
Summers
Tho
Nicholas-Iane
Lombard-street
Barrons
Popes
Coral
Evans
Panchurchftreet
John Bowden
Harrow
Chancery Lane
Temple
Golden Cross St James's
Ruleau
Surgeons Arms
Bull Inn Court
Serand
R. Exchange
Capt. Brown
East India Company
Hargrave
Rainbow
Templebar
Jatham
Lonon