List of Naval Battles - War of The Austrian Succession (1740-48)

War of The Austrian Succession (1740-48)

  • 1741 January 7 and 8 - British vs French in West Indies
    • February 12 - Minor British vs French in Gibraltar Strait
    • March–May Cartagena de Indias - Decisive Spanish victory against a large British fleet during the War of Jenkins' Ear
    • August 10 Colachel - Raja of Travancore in India defeats Dutch naval force at Colachel
  • 1742 May 31 - Swedes retreat after battle with Russians in Gulf of Finland (details)
  • 1744 February 22 Toulon (Cape Sicié) - Draw between Franco-Spanish and British fleets south of Toulon
  • 1746 June 25 (OS) - British under Edward Peyton vs French under la Bourdonnais
  • 1747 May 14 1st Cape Finisterre - British under Anson defeat French under de Jonquières
    • October 25 2nd Cape Finisterre - British under Hawke defeat French under de l'Etenduère
  • 1747/48 - French under Labourdonnais vs British under Peyton near Negapatam
  • 1748 March 7 - British under Cotes defeat Spanish
    • October 12 - British vs Spanish near Havana (details)

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