Expensive naval actions and privateer captures reported
The British fleet records multiple prizes and engagements from Cork to Plymouth and the Atlantic, including the capture of the Auguste privateer, prize taken from the Kingstown and other vessels, and numerous ships taken by privateers and wartime squadrons. Reports also note arrivals of troops and ships at Lisbon, Antigua, and Jamaica, plus shipwrecks and pardons.
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GOLDEN LION liquor sale at Rolls-Buildings Fetter-lane
William and Edward Dutton advertise the Golden Lion at Rolls-Buildings Fetter-lane behind the Royal Exchange. Jamaica rum and brandy by the puncheon and various wines offered at fixed prices with samples available, ready money terms, and delivery to vessels, wharfs, or inns, in any quantity not less than one gallon.
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