The Maul and Allied News From London to Rome
A dense dispatch lists ships, battles, and travels across Europe from May to June 1760. It notes Allied troop movements toward the Vistula, Danish neutrality, French forces near Würzburg, and English naval activity from Copenhagen to Gibraltar. Also recounted are shipwrecks, mutinies, privateers, captured vessels, and a fatal maritime disaster near a Fortaven island, with survivor accounts and prize news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Berlin
Saxony
Vistula
Hamburgh
Hague
Germany
Dillenburgh
Nurenberg
Gemanden
Wurtzburgh
Warsaw
Woronzoff
River accident memory fades and Bristol fire relief noted
Fragmentary 1780 report recalls a river accident and a Bristol recruiting serjeant’s suicide after a sweetheart refusal. It then covers London notices, Boston fire relief appeals led by New England merchants, and subscriptions to aid affected customers, with names of donors and venues for contributions.
Freighters Captured and Retaken Near Virginia Harbor
The ship Silby or Silby Capt. Dondale bound from Virginia to London was taken by the French and recaptured by His Majesty’s Ship Southampton. It was sent into Plymouth. A meeting was planned for Friday, June 6 1760 at 12:20 at the Virginia Coffee-House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maubert
Kensington
Great Britain
Prussia
Normandy
Rodney
Atp
Franckfort
Gieffen
Friedberg
Mr. Neill
Francis
Onslow
Liverpool
Africa
Santa Cruz
Teneriffe
Fortaven
Desart
Desert
Dunn
London
Leghorn
Marseilles
Amoux
Laurence
Jane
Yates
Virginia
Portsmouth
Lisbon
Falmouth
Mercury
Genoa
Malaga Road
Gibraltar
St. Antonio de Lisboa
Pereira
Plymouth
Oporto
Cape Finistre
Eolus
Billot
Bel Jleifle
Bascawen
Ann
Erwin
Cork
Mountferrat
Murrey
Sally
Hull
Dorden
Southampton
Hutchinson
Bailey
Tartar
Acteon
Bay
Royal William
Pigott
Groyne
Cowes Road
Sheerness
Clark
Spithead
Dublin Packet
Dublin
George and
Richard
Cowes
Chilgrove
Pittman
Chichester
Road
Guernsey
Cook
France
Prince
Captis Peyton
Newark
Montézue
St. Ann
John Sutto
Neptune
Rose
Martha
Beckett
Lancaster
Vigo
Minehead
Admiral Boscawen
Ross
Gottenburgh
Firth of Forth
Ball
Malaga
Christianberg
West Indies
Holland
Harwich
County of
Kent
Wyndham Knatchbull
Bart
Lewis Watson
Lord Sondes
Lord Ravensworth
Ravensworth
Cafle
Durham
Earl of
A&t
Carolina
Spain
Portugal
Guildhall
Thomas Browne
King’s Bench
Westminster
Charing Cross
Knowle
James Worley
Coldbath-fields
Brookes
Charter-house
S Quare
Putney
Walpole
Thomas
Joshua Vanneck
Thomas’Love
Séwel
Westminster Market
Norwich
Thomas Bullock
William Phipps
Constantine Phipps
Harley Street
Christopher Parkinson
Stoke Cutters Court
Pall-mall
Pitt
Peter Smith
Guadaloupe
College Green
Bristol
Sweatheart
Corke
Keppel
Valiant
Jafon
Cape
Jason
Kinsale
Richard Ponsonby
Henry ‘Woodward
Theatre Royal
Prendergast
Pacquet
Deedee
Silby
Dondale
Noop
Also Mentioned on This Page
Civita Vecchia
Hathorne
St. Ives
Londonderry
Rebecca
Bilboa
Thomas Holmes
W. Clarke
Canton of
Bern
Switzerland
New- England
Abie
England
Goffee-House
Samuel Vaughan
Eig
Thomas Lane
Benjamin Booth
George Hayley
Alderman Baker
Jonathan Barnard
Christopher
Kilby
Seams Solty
New-York
Boston
Benjamin Parker
John Brown
Self
Sani Company
Mills
Bruce
Wheeler
Samuel Fludger
Cos
Bermison
America
Massachuifet’ S Bay
Botany
Nova-Scotia
Poe
Dod
Mallee
Company
Ambard
Ane Coutts
Strand
Chiring-Cross
Barlow Frecothick
Apthorp
Alexander Champion
Boyte
Johanne
Lawson
T. P
Gulielmus
Dunkin
Dunin
Teanstatics
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