Enemy movement and negotiations reported in France versus Austria
The letter from Frave notes troops separating along the Rhine and winter quarters for cavalry and dragoons, with 600 Tandoures and many Uutfars at Brifac reduced to demolish the hill fortifications. Paris reports Noailles likely to arrive, plans to send 30 battalions to Dauphine and transport to Italy, while Britain seeks pacification between London and Madrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthal Coigny
Rhine
Old Brifac
Fribourg
Weiffembourg
Lauterbourg
Srafbourg
Landau
d’Herouville
Egra
Pilsen
Fera
Brinn
Moravia
France
Marshal Coigny
D’hu
Paris 4-La-Main
Marshal Noailles
Dauphine
Italy
Marseilles
Toulon
Anabe
Count de Saxe
Strasbourg
Marquess de la Chetardie
Petersburg
Czarina
Great Britain
England
Spain
Peterbourg
Dunkirk
New
Brisac
Florence
M. de Gages
Bologna
Port News Update on Incoming Ships and Arrivals
Port News reports various His Majesty ships anchored and outward-bound vessels listed. Arrivals include Hill Grailey Gorman from Antigua and Lark Pater son from Hotton, with several others from Newfoundland Surinam and Virginia as weather permits. A sinking list notes the Mary Sweetman bound for Madeira with minor damage and additional vessels from Plymouth and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
His Majesty
Liverpool
Gibraltar
Anniversary Thanksgiving and a Westminster trial
London marks the Anniversary Thanksgiving for the Deliverance from the gunpowder plot and King William's landing as Britons reflect on redress and prerogative limits. At Westminster Court of King's Bench Sir Watkin Williams Wynne sues William Myddleton for double damages under the 7th and 8th William III statute, jury returns 28001 damages after 18 hours of trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Torbay
King’s Bench
Westminster
Bar
Watkin Williams Wynne
Barr
County of Denbigh
William Myddleton
K. William III
Eminent Fellmonger Fleetwood Giles Dies at His House
Obituary and notices from the Borough of Southwark report the death of Fleetwood Giles a wealthy Fellmonger at his Permondsey house. The column also covers selections of college fellows at All Souls Oxford dispensations for clergy appointments, local accidents and criminal incidents, bankrupts, stock prices, and a trustee meeting for road repairs and a fire office directors election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permondsey
Southwark
Fleetwood Giles
All-Souls College
Oxford
Wake
Oriel
Foley
Baliol
Blackstone
Pembroke
Christ-Church
Younge
Stephen Mason
Stredington
Lincoln
Mary’s and All Saints
Frederick Richards
Benjamin Earl of Fitwalter
North Fambridge
of Essex
London
Wigbarrow Parva
John D’oyly
George Lars
Macclesfeld
Ibeton
Cuxham
Maran
Llaister
Faris
Long-Acre
Hartthorn Lane
St. Martin’s Bone House
Deptford
Norton
Portland
Duncomb
Custom-House
Putney Heath
Mills
Tooley
Treer
Thomas Bailey
Thomas Woodford
Piatter
By Feet
Richard Rocket
Nantwich
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Post
Vilerdy Arriv
Frave
Paris A-la-main
Cadolica
Don Philip
Lobkowitz
Forlimpopoli
Pesaro
St. Lazzero
Idice
St. Pietro
Imola
Faenza
Pianogo
Scarica L’afino
Tuscany
St. Michele
Bosco
Mantua
Senate
Vienna
Meif. de Braivaiz
Richecourt
Franchini
Rome
Hungary
Port News
Pridge
South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
India
Anmmiries
Dirro
Mullion Kink
Royal Exchange Assurance So
Loncon Dita
Sington
Highgate Gatehouse
Hampstead
Middlesex
King’s Head Tavern
Holbourn
Angel-Court
Snow-Hill
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