Vessels sent to Barbadoes trade networks amid war risks
Detailed report of naval damage and captures, including shot-worn ships and wounded crews, plus a long onshore note about privateering and illicit trade from Barbados to St Vincent. Also covers arrests, Admiralty actions, and ongoing efforts by the India Company and government to curb hostile commerce risks.
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Mary
Gibraltar
London
Portland
Dunkrk
Morlaix
Gibson
Berwick
Barcelona
West Indies
Achooner
Martinico
St. Eustatia
Derard
van Adventure
Antigua
East Indies
Protector
the India Company
Freyberg
Pomerania
Brandenbourg
Silesa
Dresden
Duke of Marlborough
House of Lords
Foundling Hospital
William Taylor
Royal George
His
Woolwich
Germany
Countess of Coventry
Bath
St. James’s
Thomas Harthhorn
Thomas Paétker
Peter Hopgood
Thomas ‘Jones
Tyburn
St. Peter’s
Tower
Humphry’s
Peter Nouaille
Throgmorton-street
Delamere
Seven Oakes
Kent
Joseph Hill
Bromyard
Grace Gray
Banbury
Pigot
Little
Desert
Lewes
Sussex
Toiver of Babel
Coe
Surrey
Lyons
Josiah Child
Earl of ‘I’ylney
Scotland
Portsmouth
Windsor
Kensington
Moorfields
Bolton
Wapping
William Black
New Broad Street
Drury-Lane
Covent Garden
Nancy
Henry Castle
Fanny
Charles Hobby Hubbard
Barrington
Jacob Bale
Johannes
Jonathan West
St. Vincent’s
Barbados
Mefirs
Roger Smith
Henry Fisher
Guadaloupe
William Nath
John Cook
William Bell
Peters
St. Eustatius
Johannes and
Arthur Nufum
St. Vincent's
Commodore Moore
General Crump
Governor Pinfold
Pinfold
Taylor
St. Christophers
Longbottom
William
Richard Moore
M‘neil
Claxton
Marhart
Brown
Perry
Mariner
Barbadoes
St. Vincents
Orneburghs
Wiliam
Fitzpatrick
Petit-Bourg
Moore
N. B
Thomas
Bell
West
Admiralty
Court of Sessions
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