Frankfurt, 22 June. The newspaper Osservatore Triestino dated 14 June reported that Thursday 10 June the Turkish fleet was sighted between Capo d’Oro and Andros numbering 23 ships. If she was destined for Athens she could have caused large problems at sea and at land, but instead she sailed eastwards towards Zea and it’s was thought destined towards Suda (=island Candia).
Amsterdam, 25 June. At Texel arrived 22 June the Dutch warship Zr.Ms. Holland (1) commanded by Captain P. de Lange returning from the Mediterranean.
Note
1. Ship of the line 2nd class, laid down at the naval yard at Amsterdam, Netherlands 18 May 1812, launched July 1817, sold 1832, ex-Polypheme renamed 1813, dimensions 54,16 x 14,70 x 6,46 fore and aft 7,12m, displacement 3000 tons, sail area 2.237m2 and armed with 74 guns.
Amsterdam, 25 June. At Texel arrived 22 June the Dutch warship Zr.Ms. Holland (1) commanded by Captain P. de Lange returning from the Mediterranean.
Note
1. Ship of the line 2nd class, laid down at the naval yard at Amsterdam, Netherlands 18 May 1812, launched July 1817, sold 1832, ex-Polypheme renamed 1813, dimensions 54,16 x 14,70 x 6,46 fore and aft 7,12m, displacement 3000 tons, sail area 2.237m2 and armed with 74 guns.
