French and British naval actions amid wars and diplomacy
Long dispatch recounts British and French maritime activities, privateers, and diplomatic moves in 1760. It notes ships seized, prize actions near Ireland and Portugal, port arrivals, and ministers debating pacification terms. Also mentions Neapolitan volcanic activity and European envoy negotiations with Russia, Austria, and France.
PORT NEWS DEAL AND ARRIVALS AT ROTTERDAM
March 3 ships remain in the Downs as per last. Gravefind passed by Hopewell and others from Carolina. Several vessels from Rotterdam and Leghorn report arrivals including John Ansel Jacob Smith from Falmouth and King of Prussia Anstice from Genoa. Texel sees Bishop Schotz from London. Rotterdam hosts Twee Gerufters de Haan from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Rhine
Marshal Broglio
Marshal Conflans
M. de Herouville
Morocco
Mathurin
Order of Mercy
Paris
Vienna
West Indies
Dunkirk
Valentia
St.Lucar
Mediterranean
Piercy Brett
John Bentley
Young
Commodore Boys
Chatham Dock
King’s Dock
Deptford
Union
Hull
St. Ube’s
Prince Ferdinand
Embden
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Altena
Brunswic
Thuringia
Petersburgh
Middlesex
St. Michael's
Cornwall
Belfast
Thurot
London
Trith
Chapel Royal
Christ. Wilson
Whitehall
Tho. Wilson
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Allen
St. Botolph Aldgate
Thoresby
St. Alban Wood-street
Ridley
St. Dunstan
Henley
St.George Bloomsbury
Cooksey
St. Saviour Southwark
Hughess
St. James Clerken
Woodig
Dublin
Gardiner
Port News
Deal
Downs
Hopewell
Rutherford
Carolina
Harry
Onadis
London Packet
Scott
Warton
Prince of Orange
Mackenzey
Hunter
Betty
Chicken
Mathew
Gray
Mary
Stockden
Rotterams
Leghorn
John
Ansel
Jacob, Smith
Falmouth
Prussia
Anstice
Genoa
Texel
Bishop
Schotz
Rotterdam
Twee Gerufters
de Haan
London GazETTE Item on Embezzlement and Diplomatic Movements
From London Gazette Rome Feb 9 the charitable corporation treasurer fled here and embezzled jewels and cash totaling 100000 crowns. Venice Feb 15 Marquis Durfort the French ambassador departed for Naples to reside there. Florence Feb 16 Tuscan regiments in Leghorn arrived here to join 400 men en route to Germany to fill vacancies in the queen's service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
Rome
Venice
Marquis Durfort
Naples
Florence
Leghorn
Germany
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Reiser of
Gommerge and Intelligence
Portmouth
Dorothy
Richard Suggitt
Virginia
Admiral Holmes
Cambridge
Gibraltar
Griffith
Liverpool
Knight
Dover
Newfoundland
Cadiz
Faro
Brett
New York
Jamaica
St. Christphers
Wier
France
Denia
Bristol
Farrar
Flyn
Kennington
Villafranca
Yarmouth
Lisbon
St. Maloes
Pool
Horour
Agincourt
Minden
Quiberon Bay
la Hogue
Britain
Battile
Europe
Minorca
Rufsia
Petersburg
Poland
Hague
Pallas
Ramsey Bay
Dell
Mont
Isle of Man
Whitehaven
Carrickfergus
Marshal Bellisle
Elliott
M. Thurot
Forbes
Aolus
Afolus
Paddington
England
Robert Tilling
Lloyd’s
Newgate
Portsmouth Mail
Fhandle
Benjamin Scott
Salisbury
Warminster
Navy
His Majesty
S Naty