French and British naval motions across the Atlantic and Europe
News from Faro, Lisbon, Rome, and other ports reports Brest squadron ships passing the Straits and joining Cartagena, plus more French warships seen near Lagos seeking treasure from Havana. Allied movements include Balchen and Schryver in Portugal, Austrian, Prussian and Spanish troop dispatches in Bohemia, Flanders, and Italy, with sieges and battles near Coni, Courtray, and Fribourg.
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Gibraltar
Brest
Streights
Carthagena
Lagos
Cape St. Vincent
Havanna
Lisbon
Balchen
Port Mahon
Rome
Naples
Slzeghem
Ogf
Courtray
Helchin
Elzeghem
Scheld
Tskanalle
Merick
Iedmont
FitzPatrick
Lurkeley
Grace
Lannoy
Tel
Ratisben
Prince Charles of
Lorrain
Bohemia
Traun
Tom
Rathianiis Ming
Festitnz
Pifeck
Frauenberg
Budweis
Tich
Per Palatinate
Charles’s'Ar
Amberg
Francfort
Denkerspiel
Couns de
Lady Viscountess Molesworth Delivers Daughter
In Dublin on September 25 the Right Hon. Lady Viscountess Molesworth safely bore a daughter. A large wherry from Howth laden with herrings from the Isle of Man foundered at sea between Lambay and Howth Friday evening, and all hands perished.
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Ireland
Dubin
Viscountess Molesworth
Howth
Ile of Man
Lambay
Horse Races at Burford and Weather Drownings at Alnwick
Burford reports two horses entered for a purse of 60 guineas with each horse allotted ten guineas on Tuesday. On Wednesday four hunters contested for 60 guineas with Merryman, Bay, Diana, Prior and others placing. On Thursday five horses raced with Merr Hunter, West Wisier, Teaver, Fox Hunter and Eubhephalus among placers. Nobility attended daily. Newcastle via Alnwick notes heavy rain on Saturday causing floods. one boy drowned near Alnwick and several more in Cockermouth rivers.
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Proctor
Ballatt
London
Tinmouth
Morpeth
Thomas Wood
George Scngfeld
Mr. Parker
Teaver
Leigh
Aiflaby
Duke of Beaufort
Newcastle
Alnwick
Cockeriver
Port News From Falmouth and Various Arrivals
Shipping news notes several vessels sailing and arriving. Prince Frederick and Expedition leak repairs underway while Dever, Rushout, and Anson report on cruise. Brown Cow travels from Virginia. Juffrow Johann Hert from Amsterdam to Oporto. Other arrivals include Charming Rebecca and Arran from London, Hume, Hatley from Maryland, Tryton from New England, and Jamaica’s Queen of Hungary from Philadelphia.
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Port News
Falmouth
Prince Frederick
Dever
Rushout
Anson
Liverpool
Virginia
Coeves
Amsterdam
Oporto
Heal
Downs
Winchester
Success
Shoreham
Mercury
Swift
S. W
Cork
Charming Rebecca
Codyn
Arran
Martin
Gibraltar
Wright
London
Plymouth
Hume
Chilton
Hatley
Dingle
Ellis
Maryland
New England
Curling
Boton
Ireland
Dublin
St.Thomas
Jacos
Vine
Yowart
Rotterdam
Fremer
Drontheim
Jamaica
Queen of
Hungary
Falkener
Philadelphia
Admiralty orders two ships to cruise off Calais and Marseilles
The article lists multiple local deaths and incidents from Kent, Stepney, Knightsbridge, and London. Notable entries include Ma Jarvis the leading Grazier in Kent, Capt. Granard once with General Wade, Tomlinson the Stone Carver, a Watling Street house collapse injuring no one, Mint Office clerk Roy attacked, and five magistrates in Middlesex overseeing a privy search warrant arrests. Also mentions Mrs Macaulay commanding a Caesar Privateer at Cowes.
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London
the Admiralty
Calais
Marseilles
Eliff
Kent
Ma Jarvis
Laft
Stepney
Granard
Wade
Tomlinson
Knightsbridge
Watling-Street
Carey
Moree
Tower-Hil
Thomas de Veil
Nicholas Jefferies
Barwell Smith
John Poulson
Philip Dyer
Elyrs
Middlesex
Gray’s-Inn- Lane
Holbourn
Clerkenwell Bridewell
William Kirby
Joshua Barnes
Thomas Kirby
William Turbuts
Henry Gray
James Robinson
Theophilus Warfon
James Page
John Laws
Thomas Wells
Pereton
Black Boy Alley
Cowes
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Holland
Faro
Donawerth
Danube
Leghorn
Fiumicino
Geneva
Coni
Sardinia
Busca
Villafallet
Mayra
Surat
Berlin
Nafsau
Lyave
Brusfels
Konigsegg
Burrish
Hunary
Genoa
Republick
Novi
Milan
Senate
France
Amn
Tate
Italy
Lobkowitz
Lombardy
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