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The Daily Post reports regiments marching from the Duna toward Fernau and Revel with transports planned for Ofel, updates on Livonia Estonia and Hagermania forces totaling 45,000, and wider troop movements in Finland. It notes Duke Anthony Ulrich and consort in Dunamund, papal cardinal promotions, Berlin military reviews, and Silesia independence actions, plus naval signals, privateer activity near Ireland, and assorted local notices and events.
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Everal
Duna
Fernau
Revel
Ofel
Livonia
Estonia
Hagermania
Finland
Empire
Anthony Ulrich
Brunswick
Dunamund
Rome
Berlin
Magdevourg
Borse
Breslaw
Funes
Prague
Hungary
Silesia
Glatz
Bohemia
Bretlau
Worms
Rhine
Moselle
Noaitles
Hague
Augsburg
Marshal Vroglio
Donaworth
Charles
Paris
La-Main
Sardinia
Madrid
Italy
Ingolstadt
M. de Segur
Ainne
Charles of Lorrain
Marthal Noailles
Prince de Soubize
Francfort
Marquess Désalléurs
Earl of Stair
Death of Right Rev Father in God Ds Nicholas Forrester
The Dublin record notes the passing on Suiday of the Right Rev Father in God Ds Nicholas Forrester, a lordly cleric. His death marks a somber entry in church and local history.
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Cuper’s
Medusa
Mer
England
Thar J’urpols
PORT NEWS DEAL JUNE 17 ARRIVALS AND REMAINING SHIPS
Deal June 17 Arrived His Majesty's Ship Shrewsbury from Portsmouth the Beisey from Jamaica and the Mercury from Antigua. Remain in the Downs Shrewsbury Greyhound Granada Bomb Gallo for Tender with Matilda Wild for Gibraltar and the Eagle for Duslin. wind N W Dover June 17. Eagle Yacht arrived with the Duke and Duchess of Bedford. Also Atalanta from Montferrat and Terror Bomb from Liverpool with two Cheese Ships. Gravesend June 17. Isabella from Stockholm passed. Deal June 18 Arrived the Rysen from Holland for East India remains outward bound.
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Port News
Deal
Arriv
His Majesty
Shrewsbury
Portsmouth
Burchley
Jamaica
Mercury
M‘donald
Antigua
Downs
Greyhound
Granada
Galloper
Matilda
Wild
Gibraltar
Eagle
Duslin
Wind N. W. Dover
Fie
Bedford
Atalanta
Leigh
Montferrat
Broadley
Liverpool
Gravesend
Fune
Isabella
Story
Stockholm
Rysen
Defong
Holland
East-India
Death notices from London and Northamptonshire
The Rev. Frederick Reynolds, youngest son of the Bishop of Lincoln, died at Laving in Northamptonshire last week. Thomas Hussey, Esq., of Edmonton, died last Saturday after a long estate and noted charity to the poor. A gentleman residing in Southwark died yesterday in the borough after a brief illness.
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Raphoe
Killaloe
George I
Thomas Vesey
Offory
Synge
Tuam
Donaghmore
Donegall
Henry Cairnes
London
Mr. Lewis
College of
Kilkenny
Earl of
Arran
Lords Justices
Richard Simcocks
Galway
Patrick Tierny
Europe
Simcocks
Tierny
Lingle
Kerry
Henry
Henry Jeffery
Jamaica
Ventry Harbour
Ventry
William Meredith
Willam Mullins
Elyrs
Francis Clarke
Winceby
Lincoln
Tewkesbury
Viscount Deerhurst
Earl of Essex
Deceas
Thomas Carew
Iiehead
Somersetshire
Molly Horne
John Horne
Bombay
St. Saviour’s
Southwark
Michell
Mileend
Judith Price
Bermondsey Street
Ferrons
Jane Brand
Flewin
Sarah Blake
Gaul
Thomas Bevois
William Rogers
Joseph Elias
Desidero
Orosco
Cadiz
la Vera Cruiz
Plymouth
Bilboa
Malaga
St. Anthony
Gloucester
Prescott
Leghorn
Taylor
Arriv
Great Queen- Street
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Jeremy Sambroke
Barr
Hertfordshire
Northamptonshire
Frederick Reynolds
Edmonton
Thomas Hussey
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France
Riga
Mondauy
London Bridge
South Sea
New South Sea
Tos Mdia
Alrance
India
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