Mail from France and Holland informs on European campaigns
Dispatches report Count Munich near the Niedster with 130000 Turks crossing the river threat and Rus army 100000, artillery 350 pieces, while Vienna and Madrid discuss negotiations with Britain. Debates in Stockholm signal state affairs and fortification plans, with engineers sent to Helsinford to assess rebuilding works and fleet expansion anticipated.
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Munich
Niedster
Madrid
Keene
London
Great Britain
Debowatz
Denta
Arriv
Veretz
Old Dam
Konigsegg
Caraffa Cuirasliers
Count de Salm
Igoo
Arriv’d
Belgrade
Jefenowa
Ortova
Campinelli
St. Charles
Borez
Figex
Oranitzes
Vienna
Pefiafgue
Bavaria
Peterwaradin
Tockay
Buda
Danube
Zwornick
Bosnia
Saave
Grand Vizir
Stockholm
Helsinford
Finland
Russia
Peter I
Polish General Orders Officers to report to their troops
Reports from Warsaw and Dresden describe an ordinance by the Great General of the Crown Army of Poland commanding all officers to repair to their troops on leave only with explicit permission, under penalty of losing commissions and removal from the military register. Messages from Paris note battles near the Crim and Russian actions, with casualties and prisoners.
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Warsaw
Crown Army of
Poland
Dresden
Republick
Porte
Gernitz
Petersbourg
Russia
Count Lacy
Cadeus
Don Cossacks
Siegel
Paris
Aig
Versailles
Brest
M. Montgeron
Earl Cowper
Earl of Grantham
Great George Street
Hanover Square
Sunning Hill
Reading
Berkshire
Norton
William Jerland
Westminster
Exchequer
Wickham
Kent
Earl of Hallifax
Horton
Horton In Sitainp
Port Meadow
Oxford
Young Looby
Watkin William Wynne
E Q
Robert Fagg
Lady Thigh
Mr. Wood
Diana
Mr. Phips
Zry Me
Fee
Mr. Hough
Mr. Brewer
Headborough
Islington
James Northover
Tideman
Longden
Collyer
Holderness
Harwich
Marshalsea
Arrowsmith
Low-Layton
Stratford
Maryland Paint
Ditch
Ingarestone
Mary Neal
Newgate
Alderman Perry
Mackettee
Bermondsey Street
Southwark
Kingston Gallows
Wheeler
Wandsworth
Port News Update from Deal and Gravesend
Aug 25 Deal ships of war remain at anchor while Royal Guardian Hoadley sails for the River and Albany Bryant to New York. Cambridge Morrice to Boston. Loyal Herbert Oratavia arrive from Exeter and the Canaries. Passengers and other vessels clear. Aug 26 Deal outward-bound ships depart. London Hoare arrives from Jamaica. Elizabeth readies sail with NE wind.
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Port News
Deal
Royal Guardian
Hoadley
China
Albany
Bryant
New York
Cambridge
Morrice
Boston
Herbert
Exon
Oratavia
Maxey
Canaries
Gravesend
Mary
Gilbie
Calais
Clifton
Diep
Ward
Robert
Arshley
Liberty
Halmight
Dunkirk
Providence
Sharp
London
Wills
Norway
Antworth Packer
Werrily
Middlebourg
Hoare
Jamaica
Elizabeth
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