British Neapolitan Naval Dispatches and Missing Vessels
Plymouth July 11 reports Sylph with 18 guns returning from Rear-admiral Pole's squadron off France. Expedition against Rochfort failed as bomb-vessels retreated under fire from a floating battery. Rear-admiral Pole’s squadron blockades approaches to prevent escape. Sloop Trial branded on Mount Batten rocks. Swedish brig Mercurius capsized near Greenwich Reach. two men lost. Ships to Charleston and Cayenne cited in distress, including Argo Kidd, Minerva, Fancy, Christopher, Mercury, and others, with captures by privateers. Multiple vessels reported sunk or captured. no survivors for some. Detailed names and routes reflect ongoing naval disruptions and merchant losses.
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Pole
France
Rochfort
Ainchor
Bacher
Bedford-road
John’ Joh
Falmouth
Mount Batten Rocks
Adolphus
Mercurius
Limthoufe
Resch
Jamaica
Afticay
Charleston
Difress
Christopher
Lisbon
Newfoundland
Cayenne
Argo
Kidd
Lancaster
Indies
Minerva
Hudson
Bunker
South Georgia
Fancy
Hooper
Leghorn
London
Prescott
Samford
Smyrna
John and
Susan
Heath
Mersina
Berry
Christmas
Yarmouth
Liverpool
Boulogne
Ontario
Whittell
China
New York
Straits of Billivon
Lucy
Adlington
Baltimore
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Boxy
Horfley
Gloucestershire
T -Flint
Francis
Ryland
Bristol
Rippon
London
B. Fran
Person of good connections seeks small family superintendent
A person of good connections offers to engage as a serious family superintendent and manage domestic duties. Enquiries directed to Mr Spraggs Nog a25 Shoreditch or Mr Buckland 436 Strand. Tests at the above locations will be attended to immediately.
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Erratic dispatches amid troop subsidy talks and Baltic moves
Dispatches from Sir Charles Whitworth and Count Woronzoff tied to negotiations for subsidizing troops. Reports say Higgingham and Hunter were sent to Russia as Southampton orders direct the army encamped at Shirley Common to move at dawn. Rumors point east to Harwich with drafts from nearby militia to complete war establishments while Portsmouth stores prepare gear for sea. William Grant resigns as Chief Justice of Chester. James Mansfield named in his stead. Kent volunteers to be reviewed at Cox-heath with a large communal feast hosted by Lord Romney. Charity gifts flow from Lady Jane Stanley and the Countess of Essex to Lunan Asylum and local schools.
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Epson
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Nichola Mole
Ike Ima
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Maitland
Cape Francois
Touffain
Rena Oas
St. Domingo
Cape Nichola Mole
St. Bohiinge
Rigaud
William Grant
Chester
Lincoln’s Inn Hall
James Mansfield
Grant
Kent
Cox-heath
Lord Romney
Jane Stanley
Liverpool
Countess of Essex
Mr. Polien
Leominster
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