Intrigues of the Marquess de la Chetardie in Russia and Europe
Moscow reports reveal Britain and Hungary gains in the Russia theater with Lord Tyrconnel exploiting favorable dispositions. Paris notes Denition of Severin to Dresden and Warsaw, Daltion’s appointment, and shifting Allied plans. Stockholm reports Keith’s force withdrawal near Romanel. Protestant assemblies in Nimes Langue doc grow, with authorities allowing quiet worship. Reports from Nemz detail English naval movements and Admiral Matthews letter. Brussels notes Lobkowitz camp closure and Coigny’s Strasbourg movements. Paris mentions British fleets off St Nezair and Toulon, Brest, and French concerns over British sea power. Lyons publishes Cardinal Tencin’s mandating prayers urging peace while defending war aims. extracts critique on Vienna’s Partition schemes. Obituary and local notices follow, including the death of Morgan Lloyd aged 93, and various weather and shipping items with privateer actions and stock updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquess de la Chetardie
France
Great Britain
Hungary
Ld Tyrawley
Britain
Russia
Paris
Count de Severin
Dresden
Warsaw
Moscow
M. Daltion
Stockholm
Keith
Romanfae
Chaimberry
Fuly
Nimes
Languedoc
Prince Lobkowitz
Nemz
Finmicino
Admiral Matthews
England
Brussels
Lobkowitz
Charles
Haguenau
Mayence
M. Coigny
Strasbourg
Colmar
Toulon
Friga
Kieves
Provence
Achares Torres
Brest
Meff. Rochambaut
Nesmond
Amsterdam
Great-Britain
Aremberg
Germany
Haghe
Cifoign
Maurice of
Nat Fau
Lyons
Tencin
Peter Guerin de Tentin
Holy Roman Church
Port News and naval arrivals at Gravesend and Down
Ships from Waterford, Rotterdam, Antigua, St Kitts and Barbadoes arrive with a long list of vessels. Scarborough brings many ships, including the Prince Charles and Neptune, while Lenox and Scarborough remain at the Downs. Duke of Richmond and others arrive from Rotterdam.
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Port New
Dover
Astiv
Hannah
Caffield
Waterford
Rotterdam
Elizabeth
Martha
Woodward
Seward
Deal
Downs
Lenox
Shoreham
Neptune
Hartley
Boyd
Gilbert
Pringle
Sarah
Sacket
Param Club
Burton
Kevenhuller
Hubbart
Angola
Bowler
Byam
Buckley
Pink
Paul
Dickenson
Lenden Merchant
Mastin
Smiley
Crump
Antigua
Radford
Smith
Rumner
Dever
Maine
Mollineux
Snelling
Saphire
Morris
James
Butler
Kisty
Capetl
Oatley
Ellwood
St. Kitt’s
Rivler
Morecraft
Volunteer
Eglestone
Montferat
Anna-Maria
Blackman
Barbadoes
Wolf
Reiain
Scarborough
W.S. W
Gravesend
Duke of Richmond
Luxford
Uff Hannah
Ziphera
Cranwell
Gray
Naval and domestic notices from scattered letters
A London letter bundle reports Sir John Balchen's squadron at latitude 49 and Brest squadron at 47 5 with expected engagements. Brussels letters note the Allied Army before Lisle and a weak garrison. Mrs Lynch marries Miss Marelia Potter at St. Paul's. Private letters also report Major John Wihisaifon of Onslow's regiment and the death of Rev. Mr. Jon Brown at Richmont Surrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Balchen
Brest
Brussels
Lisle
Lynch
St. Vaul’s
Marelia'Potter
Cantétourg
Ghent
John Wihisaifon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Order of the Holy Ghost
Europe
Charles the
Bavaria
Spain
House of Austria
Vienna
Southwark
Kensington
Morgan Lloyd
Whitehall
William.Yonge
Bartz
Gleck
Hiccocks
Whitecross-street
Waldershare
Kent
Duke of Ars”gyle
Martin Galley
William
Bristol
Virginia
Farnaoath
Happy Union
Cadiz
St. Malo
Hound
Geree
Patt
Gordon
Dunkirh
London Bridge
South Sea
New South Ses Engnatics
Gr. Bank Circukition
Athtasios
Kath Bondon
Tilington
Hiphonte Gatehouse
Hampstead
Middleferd
King’s Head Tavern
Middle-Row
Foirbourn
Collefoy
Fuomas Bang
Nunn and Company
Sue An
Bartholomew’s-Close
Weélt-Smithfield
King’s
Little Tower-Hill
Ee. N. B
Bartholomew Lane
Royal Exchange
Wall Lea
McIl Weas and Company
Tuomas
Rawkins
Prine
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