Campaign moves near Vilfoffen and Hilkersberg clash
The French and Bavarian forces push to control the Danube crossing at Hilkersberg as Austrians fortify Munich. Detail of a skirmish near Nieder-Altaich reports grenadiers, piquets and 1000 Pandoures engaging, with heavy fire and uncertain casualty figures.
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Marthal
Paron’ Roth
France
Vienna
Count Thoring
d’Harcourt
Danube
Hilkersberg
Wilfieffen
Nieder-Altaicn
Caetie Dake
Thoring
Pandoures
Nieder-Altaich
Thirmish
Hussars
Remy
Hilkerberg
Eyresne Cetinee of Jobe and Axhut Meredyth’s Dollardstown
Dublin letter notes Col John Eyre of Eyresne as Cetinee of Jobe or at Axhut Meredyth’s of Dollardstown in the County. The fragmentary text references place names and titles in the Irish vicinity with unclear context.
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Treeands
Dublin
Fane
John Eyre
Eyresne
Jobe
Axhut
Dutchess of Hamilton Delivers Son in Edinburgh
Edinburgh May 31 Friday Morning her Grace the Dutchess of Hamilton safely delivered a son, to the great joy of the noble family. Also dead is James Calhoun, late Post-master General for Scotland and Lord Provost of Edinburgh, at age 46. The Juticiary Circuits condemned two men to hang for murder in Inverness, Perth, and Stirling, with strong suspicions and one killer confessing at a funeral he attended.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Stirling
Port News in Plymouth and Liverpool Ships Arrive
The Plymouth port report notes ships passing and arriving from Lisbon, Oporto, Barbados, Montserrat, St Kitts, and Barbadoes. Vessels include the Nevis Merchant Lively Dover Mary Anne Bonaventure Astley Charming Molly Pennelope Bristol continues at Gravesend, with others sailing from or to London and Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Fune
Bridgwater
Rogers
Newfoundland
Modore Graves
Norfolk
Lisbon
Liverpool
Nevis
North Carolina
Dwyre
Barbadoes
Dover
Anne
Hayes
Maryland
Oporto
Guernsey
Deal
Molly
Righton
Montferat
Ellwood
St.Kitt’s
Bristol
Review of Dragoons Regiments and Local Obituaries
Robert Rich's regiments reviewed by the king at six in the mess and marching for embarkation. General Honeywood's regiment quartered last night in Southwalke borough. Admiral Haddock dangerously ill at Mile-End. Burial last Saturday of Sir George Beamiciir at Slapghren. William Bufty died after a ten day fever. bred a gentleman commoner at Lincoln College and destined for the law, with a private life and a note on Lieutenant-General Honeywood and Sir.
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Robert Rich
Ken Grten
Honeywood
Southwalke
Haddock
Monroe
Tyne
George Beamiciir
Slapghren
Leicestershire
William Bufty
Lincoln College
Oxword
Festerday
Publick Courage and Naval News Across the Atlantic
A London report recalls a defiant public stance on honour and justice, while noting the death of James Hammond MP. It catalogs privateer seizures of English and Irish ships, including the Spanish capture of the William and Sarah and the Sea-horse, with cargoes and routes listed. Current trade details show wines, brandy, indigo, and whale fins imported and metals and wares exported to the Streights, India, and Ireland as high water marks at London Bridge.
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New Bond-street
James j.Hammond
Frave
Cornwall
Prince of Wales
Fowler
Rogers
Lisbon
London
Sr. Sebastian’s
Forrest
Carollina
Susannah
Carleton
Jamaica
Bilboa
Warren
Lauriceston
Bunter
Barbadoes
Pool
Streights
Portugal
France
Holland
Indies
New England
Dublin
Ireland
Fluctuating South Sea and Bank Annuities Report
A compact market note lists South Sea Annuities at 11y, new South Sea Annuities 114 to 141 on the Bank Wharf, with Bank Circulation 5.105, India securities and Indian three per cent annuities around 101.5, Royal Exchange Assurance at 89, and various government and discount items showing no price for Emperor's Loan and Exchequer orders.
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South Sea
New South Sea
Tre Bank
India Tactical
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Shalf Prem
General Post Office of London Advises Crackdown on Fraud
The General Post Office announces measures against fraudulent letter collection and carriage by unauthorised persons. It describes the legal penalties trespassers face and the brass ticket badge worn by authorized post office workers, urging public scrutiny to prevent further abuses.
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General Post
London
Widow seeks creditors list for legal aid distribution
An unnamed widow and representative of William and Gascoyne solicits creditors to send detailed statements of their claims to The Neseited's Lace Dwelling House. They set Friday the 78th day as the deadline to receive remands before a legal distribution of aid to the deceased estate.
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William & Gascoyne
Batt
London
Deccefeds Edtetis
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Robert Waller
Rockwood
Galway
William Cope
Robert Cope
Armagh
Miss Singleton
Singleton
Ryley Towers
Thomas Towers
Lucia
Dopping
Offory
Sooo J
London Bridge
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