Anglo Spanish naval actions near Messina and Reggio
Detachment from the fleet is sent to range around the island by Palermo and rejoin off Messina or Reggio. Spanish bombardment of Messina continues, but reinforced garrison expects to hold until relief. Imperialists at Regio and planned transports to Melina. A sharper tally of ships taken burnt or escaped lists numerous captains and vessels, with several names unidentified.
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Palermo
Messina
Mesfina
Wetzel
Reggio
George Byng
Syracusa
Port Mahon
Cornwall
Gunslea
Philip the Royal
Prince of Asturias
Oval
St. Charles
St. Arabella
Santa Rosa
St. Isidro
Volante
Surprize
Taken &Juno
Tyger
Fagle
Eperance
Juan Delfino
Balandina
Lattee
St. Lewis
Guevara
St Ferdinand
Cammock
St. John Baptist
Don Francisco Guerrera
St. Peter
Don Antonio Arilaga
Porcupine
la Gallera
Don Francisco Alvereza
Castilla
Francisco Leanio
Maltha
de Toulouse
Francisco Arreres
Joseph Goccocea
Wacup
Little St John
Ignatius Valevale
Arrow
Don Juan Papaiena
Gallies
M.grimao
Defeat of the Spanish Fleet and European Dispatches
Messages from Leghorn Venice and Vienna report Admiral Byng’s victory over four Spanish men of war and Ismail frigates. Ships reach Corfu, with Ruzzini named ambassador to the Ottoman Court. Sutton arrives from Passarowitz as Petrasch Stein are released. Swedes hint at peace talks with Muscovy, while Prague reports the Empress's birth.
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France
Holland
Leghorn
Malrha
Byng
Ismail Frigots
Martha
Venice
Corfu
Ruzzini
Ruzzini, Plenipotentiary of the Republick Ar the Late Treaty of Paffarowitz
Vienna
Robbert Sutton
Great Britain
Paffarowitz
Petrasch and
Stein
Kernanstadt
Nicolo Mauro Cordate
Walachia
Steinville
Transilvania
Hamburgh
Abo
Baron de Gortz
Sweden
Muscovy
Petersburgh
Hague
Baron de Heems
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O. S
Alot Eigngeis
Castagneta
Chacon
Marquis de Mari
Prince de Chalay
Andres Rezio
Antonio Gonzales
Maru? Vilevicentia
Don Antonio Escudera
Manuel Saday
Knight of
Pedro Moyana
Monsieur Cavaigne
Lucas Mainata