Fleet loss and campaigns spark in distant waters
The Daily Pot reports Grand Signal's Fleet sailed for the Sea of Asaph to support an assault, but a storm near Cafar wrecked ships and forced Bashaw to seek Caffa. Meanwhile Imperial notices detail Neuperg, Wallis, and Saxe-Hildburghausen actions near Belgrade, Temeswar, and the Danube with Turks building bridges and fighting at Semlin, plus Allied talks and a Paris marriage rumor from Turin and Vienna dispatches.
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Bashaw
Sea of
Asaph
Cafia
Crim
Caffa
Porte
Madrid
Count de Clavijo
Cadiz
Surdach
Danube
Nruperg
Marquess de Villeneuve
Neuperg
Munich
Bannat of
Temeswar
Ortova
Widdin
Walachia
Wallis
Saxe-Hildbourghausen
Cologne
Semlin
Hildbourghausen
Banat
Jabouka
Borcza
Belgrade
Temes
Czentos
Succow
Schmettau
St. Elizabeth’s
Sabatsch
Wirtemberg
Count Neuperg
Denupe
Milan
Turin
Paris
France
Victor- Amadeus- Massa
Duke of
Savoy
Vienna
Lobkowitz
P.S
Saave
Pallavicini
Russia
Denmark
Prussia
Marquess de la Luzerne
Marine
Arriv
Brest
Port News Deal Sept 5 A fleet from multiple colonies sails
The report lists numerous craft and captains arriving at or passing Gravesend and joining convoys. Vessels from Maryland Virginia East India Jamaica Antigua St Kitts Leg horn Montserrat Newfoundland Petersbourg and Carolina are named with captains and origins. The wind is south as ships like the Friendship the Benedict Leonard the Neptune and others move through.
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Port-News
Deal
Portsmouth
Friendship
Smith
Oporso
Gravesend
Benedict- Leonard
James
Neptune
Kemp
Maynard
Reynolds
Maryland
Hatley
Banks
Johin
Seabrook
Sally
Bolling
William
Betty
Turner
Virginia
Wager
Raymond
Nassau
Hutchinson
Cumberland
Webster
East India
Dawkins
Oliver
Prospect
Bowers
Gourdon
Crawford
Johnson
Crockat
Gale
Blackburn
Jamaica
Walter Galley
Steward
Ashton
St. Kitt’s
Eccleston
Montferrat
Powderham Castle
Teague
Leghorn
Peggy
Newell
Carolina
Dorothy
Mary
Holman
Newfoundland
Charity
Long
Petersbourg
Peace talks with Ottoman aim in Vienna letters
From Vienna Aug 29. Neuperg rejects Grand Vizir proposals to trade Belgrade for peace terms. Ottomans push to recover Temeswar and Peterwaradin. Munich’s march toward Transylvania worries Austrian counsel. Meanwhile Hamburg reports Britons abroad and new South Carolina governor plans expedition. Local London items note marriages, deaths, a suicide attempt, a port sessions record, and theatre shows.
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London
Vienna
Neuperg
Belgrade
Servia
Temeswar
Peterwaradin
Paffarowitz
Bannat
Count Neuperg
Ortova
Belgrate
Rufsia
Saat
Kania
High Water at London Bridge After 3 PM
Water levels rose swiftly at London Bridge at 3 13 PM with reports noting flood risk. Authorities warned residents near the Thames to monitor conditions and avoid low-lying areas as the river surged.
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Constantinople
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Transilvania
Lobkowicz
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Hambourg
James Glen
South Carolina
John Chatfield
Surrey
Strett
Ripley
Papillon Ball
Canbury House
Islington
Bruce
Egle Court
St. John’s Lane
George Willson
Middlesex
Porter
Westminster
John Albin
Anne Price
William Cardell
Phillis Grindall
Thomas Fowke
New England
Theatre Royal
Covent Garden
Dragon of
Wauntley