Naval Forces of the Czarist Navy and Baltic Deployments
Reports from Petersbourg July 18 detail a large Baltic fleet including twelve frigates, forty six line ships, and many smaller vessels, with crews paid and ready for war. Moscow letters note a proposed voyage to a Voronitz country palace and preparation of regiments for march. July 20 updates mention subsidies to Holstein-Gouorp, Admiral Sievers ordered to Cronflor, and further Movements of ships, mines at Derbent, and peace with the Ottoman Empire.
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Cronflot
Revel
Moscow
Voronitz
Versia
Pruth
Derbent
Romanzoff
Andreas
Petersbourg
Hambourg
Duke of
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Sievers
Cronflor
Riga
Dunnamunde
Efreff
Astracan
Schllivan
Veronitz
Vienna
Europe
Great Britain
Spain
Don Garlos
Tuscany
Parma
Placentia
Coniggy
Oer
Zinzendorf
Her
Holland
Baron Goren
Ake
Saxe-Gotha
Hanover
Dutchy
Sax-Lawenbourg
M. de Minickhausen
Transylvania
Oratory Mirth and Royal Discourse At Lincoln's Inn Fields
A late evening event at seven features a battle royal style debate between a doctor a prince and a lady at the Oratory near Clare-market in Lincoln's Inn Fields. The notice promises a lively cross talk on current topics and public affairs with theatrical and musical interludes and a forthcoming reply to the Muggleronian Principle.
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Oratory
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Clare-market
France
Britain
HI. L’univers
Times
K. William
Panama
Ostend
Norwich
Scurbridge Fair
Dartford
Brewers
Coopers
Parma
Dublin
Royal gathering plans stag hunt in New Park near Richmond
The Queen and royal party will hunt a stag in the New Park near Richmond tomorrow, dine at His Majesty's House, and return to Kensington in the evening. A new Commission of the Peace has passed the Great Seal for Pembroke, South Wales. The junior Dutchess of Marlborough prepares for Bath with Lady Mary Godolphin. The Duke of Manchester arrived from Tynbridge. The Lord Chancellor's sittings closed, with plans to retire to Ockham before Ferm week. A drowned body from Fulham was interred, and three suspected street robbers were charged in London.
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Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Princess Caroline
New Park
Richmond
Kensington
Pembroke
South Wales
Dutchess of Marlborough
Bath
Mary Godolphin
Duke of Manchester
Tynbridge
Ockham
Surrey
Mr. Spencer
Thames
Fulham
St. Clement’s
Valentine Severe
John Booker
Isaac Wise
Jennison
Thomas Sale
Theatre notices and crime loot from London parish records
In Canterbury August 6 an examination is ordered with evidence sent to Daggers Bridewell. An Ashford man reports workers at the Saracen's Head found a small jury box of ancient silver coins. The ad lists South Sea stocks and theater bills at Drury Lane and the Haymarket starting August 6 with performances of The COUNTRY LASSES and The BEGGAR'S OPERA. A trunk theft near Grace Church Street offers a four guinea reward. Public notices include wares sold by John Moore’s Worm-Powders and cures from Mr. Moore.
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Southwark
Bridewell
Burrough
Canterbury
Ashford
Theatre Royal
Drury-lane
Cibber
Johm English
Griffin
Lurcher
Just
Modely
Bridgivacer
Freehold
Corey
Hearttree
Roberts
Flora
Hay-market
Mackheath
Halees Polly
Movorfort
Bina Ago Ass
Cross Keys
Grace-Church-street
Crows-Court
Broad-street
Mary Brownent
Laurence Pountney’s Lane
Cannon-street
Underhil
Mary Browncut
N. B
John Moore
Reader
Chandler
Hungerford Market
Gear
Dover-street
Piccadilly
James Abree
Benjamin Smi Burst
Plymouth
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Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Astsurance
York
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India Dlitto
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Uxbridge
Thomas Wilson
Robert Wilsom
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