European Wars Across Finland to Prague Chronicle
Reports from Paris to Stockholm and Vienna sketch ongoing campaigns across Europe. Don Cos sack and Swedish incursions threaten territories. Russian and Neapolitan forces move toward Italy. Naples and Sardinia seek alignment while Venice leans neutral. Prague braces as Bavarian and Hungarian arms converge, with 35,000 engaged in defense and surrounding actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Don Cossack
Finch
Wrangel
Sweden
Don
M. Wrangel
Stockholm
Petersbourg
Empire
Hungary
Vienna
Madvid
Coutier
France
Don Philip
Italy
Barcelona
Cadiz
Toulon
Gibraltar
Port- Maton
Rome
Naples
Abruzzia
Tuscahys
Duke de Castro Pignano
Parr
Sardinia
Lombardy
Republick of
Venice
Paris
Teffin
Gein
Lewenhaupt
Constantinople
Dantzick
Lobkowitz
Weiperg
Upper Austria
Lintz
Ens
Neuperg
Presbourg
Advicg
Nadally
Hussars
Maritime Arrivals Report from Seaboard Towns and Ports
Novembers and mid November shipping news recount arrivals from London, Dublin, Antigua, Ireland, Plymouth and Newfoundland. Vessels named include the True Love Hornby, the Martha, Elizabeth Hedger, the Recovery Muggall, the Lusitania, and ships for Boston Dover and Barbary. Several men of war and merchant ships are listed with origin routes and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael's Mount
Hornby
Liverpool
Foster
Southampton
Gork
Marthe
Hickman
Weymouth
Muggall
Antigua
Dublin
Pool
Swan
Bourne
Ireland
Samuel
Mary
Gaden
Martha
Elizabeth
Seagat
Coronation
Strong
Alrfron
Newfoundland
Cowes
Lusitania
Boston
Anne
Sarah
Short
Plymouth
Dover
Deal
His
Sunderland
Prince Frederick
Bartholomew
Virginia
London
Hill
South-Sea-Castle
Neptune
Boyde
Heathcote
Barnes
South-Carolina
Prosperous
Armstrong
Queerums
Georgia
Catherine
Snow
Barbary
Paris
Leghorn
Stubbington
Mauger
Golden
Eagle
Hinton
Tuscany
Nichols
Diamond
Goatly
Lavant
Barbadoes
Francis
Richardson
Rumors of Prussian schemes and fleet actions in 18th century letters
London reports from Berlin and Paris claim King of Prussia closes himself in a chamber after Silesia, building cannon, and planning grand moves. Letters mention Polish partition talks, Brest squadron delays, and Russia’s army plans to aid Hungary. Also noted are naval engagements near Cuba, clerical dispensations, deaths, crime, trade items, poor with a lottery charity, and upcoming theatre bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Prussia
Silesia
Paris
N.S
Poniatowsky
Palatine
Mazavia
Cardinal de Fleury
M. ‘Amelor
Bohemia
Poland
Bavaria
Brest
Marquess de la Chetardie
Versailles
John Waterman
George Earl of Macclesfield
Arborford
Berks
Litchfhell
Litchfield
Southampton
Winchester
George Sayer
Witham
Essex
Bocking
Chichester
Sussex
Hargrave
Westminster Abbey
Tooting
Surrey
John Colt
Bridge Ward
Scotch-Yard
Bush-Lane
Cannon-Street
Colly
Charlton
Aldersgate-street
Allavine
Dominick Fitzgerald
James Lee
Welsh
Newgate
Col. de Veil
Peter Berry
Lancaster Man of
William Taylor
Tothillfields Bridewell
Bird
Biddeford
Maryland
St. Sebastian’s
Dunkirk
Barbadoes
Jamaica
Hambourg
Dublin
New England
West Indies
Bedlam
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Covent-Garden
P Hussanp
Goodman’s Fields
Pamela
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Holland
Paetersourg
Dresden
Prague
Teichen
Ratifoon
Cuba
Admiral Vernon