Nov 9 Dispatches from Hotland and Kinbura Fortresses
Fragmentary OCR from a 18th century newspaper notes military movements and letters. Mentions Marshal Count de Munich, Brandenberg, Kinbura fortress, Octakon and preparations for a campaign, cadet movements toward Mirr’s regiment, and various European theatres in transit to England with ships bound for Cadiz, Bourdeaux, and the Canaries. Also references Haf d a storming of Octakow and rumors of Turkish advances and counteractions by Imperial forces.
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Ukeaia
de ‘Munch
Eittle
Taitaty
Kinbura
Choczim
Bender
Las
Vohia- Leeds
Munich
Anchoriy U
Brunswick
Bayern
Octakow
Hay
Granova
Vienna
De]kowitz
Transilvania
Alauta
Orfova
Dring
Sclavonia
Doxat
Argelia
Belprade
Béeda
Breda
Fittland
William
Relvectuuys
Mr. Walpole
Fragmented Memoir and Public Notices from Ancient Times
The text blends personal defense against treachery accusations with royal state matters and obituaries. It references a commander in chief and imperial will, discusses misused army funds, and laments the deaths of several notable figures including Countess Huntingdon's daughter birth, John Pughe, Humphry Brearly, and James Priest. It notes a lottery draw and a charity sermon by Whitefield, plus a traffic accident near Islington Turnpike.
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Recufaotal
Marsial
Aulick Council
Amy
Eugene
Houthold
Huntingdon
Saville Key
Llangedwyn
Watkin Williams Wynn
North Wales
John Pughe
Marhafarn Fa
Conwy
Montgomery
Montgomery- An
Reighs
Annie
George
Humphry Brearly
Strethai
Surrey
James Priest
Constanly
Samuel Parffer
St. Christopher’s
Royal Exchange
Commmon
Morte
the Keys
Plymouth
Customs
Tocol
Leicester
Islington
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Jane
Chayman
Thurstngdall
Southwark
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Hotland
Preerfeong
Aépping
Dan
Garlos
Clark
The
Canaries
Tilly
Dave
Bourdeaux
Terror 7 Geek
Cadiz
Wike
Port Mews