Duke de Briffac Reports Prague Siege Conditions
The Duke de Briffac arrived from Prague with details of the siege, noting 24,000 troops in the city, 1,500 cavalry, and Marshal Broglio's post at a castle to aid provisions. He claims Count de Saxe moved through Bohemia with 16,020 men, and that 406 prisoners were taken at Plana after a brief resistance. Also reports on Capt. Middleton’s North-West Passage search and local naval-administrative appointments and weddings in London.
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Dresden
Prague
Marshal Broglio
Saxony
Marthal' Broglio
Duke de Briffac
Count de Saxe
Bohemia
Plana
Prince Charles
Maillebois
Middleton
Rufsia
China
Yarmouth Roads
Col. Cottrell
Regiment of Marines
Leeds
Yorkshire
Southwark
Alderman Benn
Charles Eggleton
City of London
Middlesex
Holbourn
St. James’s Chaple
Christian Parton
Stennett
Spital-fields
St. Sebastian’s
Stockholm
Dunkirk
New-England
Norway
Flanders
West Indies
Barbadoes
St. Kitt’s
Port News From Bristol and Dover Sept 27 29 29
Ships arrive at Bristol Dover Deal and Portsmouth bringing cargoes from Stockholm Plymouth Lisbon Dublin Jamaica Riga Ostend and Gibraltar. Vessels include Fisher Victory Lancaster Shrewsbury Falmouth Royal Escape Tuscany and more with several ships sailing or put back for New England Dublin and Jamaica. Arrivals also reported at Liverpool and Yarmouth with Sea Nymph and Sea King list.
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Bristol
Arriv
Fisher
Stockholm
Dover
Victory
Foster
Plymouth
Brapanza
Lyon
Lisbon
Eagle
Young
Dublin
London
Deal
His
Lancaster
Portsmouth
Northampton
Backwell
Halifax
Blake
Scarborough
Westcote
East India
Samuel
James
Gutteridge
New-England
Dunn
Theueen
Hungary
Blackburn
Jamaica
St. Andrew
Winder
Ditto
Shrewsbury
Falmouth
Royal Escape
Gibraltar
Tuscany
Martin
Leghorn
Ruby
Moon
Sarah
Wardrope
Riga
Spithead
Fox
Edwards
Laft
Kinsale
Hamilton
Gravesend
Watts
St. Helena
Anne
Jefferson
Morris
Catherine
Brown
Ostend
Heath
Amsterdam
Phillis
Long
Petersbourg
Liverpool
Roe
Barbadoes
Yarmouth
Barnby
Convoy to Me Sisemanean Ships From Spithead In Fourteen Days
His Majesty's Ship the Blandford sails to Petersbourg to convoy home unready English merchant ships. The Lords of the Admiralty notify merchants a convoy will depart Spithead in fourteen days to the Messemanean, with expedited dispatch for trade vessels bound to those parts.
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Blandford
Petersbourg
Admiralty
Spithead
Odes to a Fading Reign Addressed to W. E.
A compact verse inscription mocks the Right Honourable figure, noting the public decline of support from Tories and Whigs. It laments the waning crowds at the gate, scarce petitions, and lost favor as power shifts away from the ruler. The piece hints at new political alignments and potential future leaders.
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Eldom
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