Courland elects deputies to Grodno Dyet amid deadlock
The report details Courland’s assembly on the election of a new Duke and the decision to send deputies to the Dyet of Grodno to submit differences to Poland’s Republic. European campaigns quicken with Seckendorff’s 2000 men marching toward Lechausen and Friedberg as German states seek peace through mediation. The British envoy Hyndford ships to Moscow while Blondel discusses Rhine transport for 22,000 troops. Reports from Ghent, Ostend, and Prague describe shifting fronts as Prussia and Saxony maneuver near the Moldau and Sazawa, with Bohemia battles looming.
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Mittan
Courland
Grodno
Republick
Ratisbon
Thierhaupten
Leck
Seckendorff
Lechausen
Friedberg
Count de Zeil
Swabia
Anteriorustria
House of Austria
Berlin
Earl of Hyndford
Moscow
Great Britain
Francfort
Prince de la Tour-Taxis
Germany
C. Francfert
M. Blondel
Cologne
Rhine
Strasbourg
Duffeldorp
Ghent
Hearne
St.-Denis
Ostend
Bruel
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Thabion
Millen
Feipfick
Bareith
Bohemia
Charles of Lorrai
Salso
Teyn
Tabor
Sazawa
Hague
Italy
Coniberth
Charles
Moldow
Prussia
Silesia
Coni
Gailani
Maldau
Hussars
Prague
Madrid
Brest
Cadiz
Toulon
Nesmond
Leipzig
Pilsen
Duke of
Moldau
Prince Charles
Faid
Boritsch
Reimital
Milin
Budeweis
D. Hague
Dresden
Port News from Portsmouth and Nearby Ports
The report lists ships and movements including the Marlon Cowley and Panther Hodges arriving from the Downs and South Carolina toward Rotterdam, Princess Louisa and Chester stationed outward, and unidentified Strow from New England. Arrivals include Prince William from Refton, a Lisbon-bound Portugueze ship, Newcastle from Barbados, Le Telemane from Martinico, and Robes Jane Pemberton from Koningsberg with other coasters and wind at 5 to 5. W.
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Mary
Galley
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Greenville
Ely
Lloyd
Deal
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Chester
Arriv
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Doves
Prince William
Power
Refton
Lisbon
Portsmouth
Battle near Cont Summary from Turin Letters
Boon Don transcribes Turin letters reporting a battle near Cont. Lack of room prevented full details. conclusion notes the action still poised to harass the enemy and threaten a harsh season. Reported casualties total 964 killed and 372 wounded, plus 50 bodyguards killed and 366 wounded. enemy losses at least as high.
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Turin
Cont
Shere
Financial prices note South Sea stock and annuities
Saturday market items show South Sea stock with no price and new South Sea annuities at 110.3 sevenths to 1 base bank circulation 21 7s. Also listed are Bank of India bonds, three percent annuities around 93, exchequer orders and various tallies with no price given.
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Base Bank Inc
India
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