Warsaw to Vienna Dispatches on European Power Shifts
Reports from Warsaw, Breslau, Vienna, and Francfort describe ongoing efforts to settle European frontiers between Russia, the Ottoman Empire, and Prussia. Notes mention Swedish war aims, Turkish resistance, Austrian Prussian prisoner exchanges, and preparations for new troop movements and potential accommodation, with French diplomacy hinting at future Rhine crossings. Names include Poland, Saxony, Vienna, Berlin, and Westphalia.
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Dresden
Frautadr
Europe
Podolia
Ocgakow
Shg
Sweden
Kufia
Court of
Ruffia
Ukrain Cossacks
Arriv
Waick
Bublau
Silesia
Lentulus
M. Schutz
Grottkau
Vienna
Berlin
Breslau
Foot
Robinson
Great Britain
Presbourg
Prucfia
Brown
Saxony
Poland
Pilfén
Bohemia
Bernes
St. Ignan
de la Marck
Electorate of Cologn
Port News: Ships Sailing and Arrivals at Dover and Gravesend
The ship Lark sailed for the river yesterday afternoon, two ships bound for Philadelphia failed this morning, leaving Dolphin at Dover. Vessels from Sunderland and Newcastle arrived or sailed for St Vallery and Lynn. Provisions for Sir John Norris fleet sent. Gravesend reports Duke from Maryland St John Baptist from Opacio and Margaret from Hambourg. The Hannan from London arrived at Botton.
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Deal
Lark
Philadelphia
Dolphin
Dover
Jane
Moore
Mary
Anne
Mennell
John
Briffe
Sunderland
Herring
Coverdale
Marthal
Newcastle
St. Vallery
Union
Payne
Milford
Lynn
Providence
Davison
Tenby
Thanett
Grainger
Guttenburgh
Francis
Ceomer
Sir John Norris
Gravesend
Duke
Carpenter
Maryland
St. John Baptist
Lindsey
Oporio
Margaret
Myers
Hambourg
Hannan
Evers
London
Botton
London Admiralty notices appoint officers and ship changes
The Board of Admiralty appointed Lieutenant Henry Dives to captain Rupert's Prize and Captain Hardy to command Rye in place of Lathington. Government ships taken up for force embarkation number 30, with berths for over 3000, and Rye ordered for Channel Service. News covers war insurance shifts, crops in Nevis, a gold lace seizure, a Spanish privateer at the Isle of Wight, repairs at Brownsea, local deaths, burglaries, trade imports and exports, and bridge lease notices.
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Board of Admiralty
Henry Dives
Rupert
Hardy
Charles Hardy
Rye
Lathington
Sweden
Russia
Petersbourg
Holland
Nevis
Diep
Portsmouth
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Francfort
Marshal de Belle-Itie
Schwetzingen
M. Blondel
Savaria
Swabia
Rhine
M. de Leuville
Martha de Belle- Tile
Cologn
Count de
Count de Sade
Bonn
Charg
Elsetter
United Provinces
Overing
Muntter
France
Ile of Wight
Brownfey
Pool Harbour
Ayloffe
Goodman’s- Fields
Edgell
Treasury
Henry Brown
Southwark
Yetterday
New Prison
Justice Poulson
Alexander Flack
John Lowther
Dantzick
Barbadoes
Jamaica
Streights
Portugal
Bremen
Germany
London Budge
Souch
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Africa
St. Olave Street
Southwaky
Robert Woodward
Davis
Bermondsey-Street
Leavefly
Ruck
Clik
James
Engling Feate
Battle- Bridge
Leafe
Katherine Hurst
Corderoy
Council
Guildhall
Comptroller
Bridge-yard
John Waite
Bank of Enziard
Ana
Joh Waite
David Legros
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