Death of Prince of Anhalt Coethen and Turnhout Conflict
Items from the London Gazette note the death of the Prince of Anhalt Coethen, a Lieut General, from fever at Semlin. Reports describe General Schroeder leading 4000 troops against Flemish patriots at Turnhout, where victory by the patriots caused heavy casualties on both sides and led to changes in command.
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Anhalt
Coethen
Semlin
Gaz
M. de Crampipen
Boussets
Schroeder
Turnhout
Cearly
Dalton
D’albert
Antwerp
British and French unrest report from Bruffels to Vernon
News from London dated November reports no second engagement by Tuesday. General Schroeder dies of wounds. The Clergy revenues are claimed by the nation after long debate. Battles erupt in Dauphiny between Monsieur’s and Burgundy regiments with casualties. Vernon custody holds eight men and a woman for riot involvement. An Englishman saves a life amid mob violence. The King and Queen of France show intention to join the chateau fight. Spanish ministers hear border provinces warn of action.
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Bruffels
Schroeder
National Assembly
Dauphiny
Monsieur
Burgundy
Regiment of Burgundy
Stanley
Iceland
Swift
Shadwell Dock
South Seas
Mingay
Court of King’s Bench
Bowerman
S Fust
Glocester
Rale
Europe
England
Germany
Jamaica
British West India Islands
Thornton
Birmingham
Jean
Turnip- Hall
Edinburgh
Alexander Melvin
William
Battle of the Boyne
Portland-Keet
Wardour-Keet
Soho
Dublin
Breadstreet
Cheapside
Nicholson
Dunstall
Scotland
Hunt
Trade and war news from Europe and Britain
A long miscellany of notes on European conflicts trade and politics. Mentions Spain Britain Warsaw Vienna reports on Ortova Lille Brabanters and the Swedish fleet. details on coinage linen bleaching innovation and damages from storms. local incidents in Norfolk Heeham and Wroolverton and a public statue in York Cathedral.
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Spain
England
Warsaw
Marshal Malachowki
Vienna
God of October
Ortova
Danube
Turnhout
Brabant
Harwich
Europe
East Indies
James Wilson
Stockport
Lancashire
Snettisham
Norfolk
Nicholas Styleman
Heeham
Thomas Bradferd
Wroolverton
Hull
Pitt
Hland
Jersey
Uland
Kent
Sussex
Worcester
Farnham
North Clay
Essex
Suffolk
All England
Lyceum Medicum Londinense Society
Samuel Ferries
A. D. Stone
Daniel Gib
James Upton
Whitehall
Great Britain
Freehalders
County of York
George Saville
York
George
County of
Leith
John
Peter Crawford
Laft
Copenhagen
John Stanley
Iceland
North Faro
Hecla
Norway
Champsen
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W. Richardson
W. Lowndes
W. Lane
R. Baldwin
Dalby Journal
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