Prisoners and spoils from a major Prussian victory
Dispatches report Colonel and officers leading troops as they capture four standards ten field pieces and a large convoy while suffering limited losses. About 1200 enemy prisoners taken including lieutenant colonels Crauwau and de Tour. Mourning for Prince Frederick of Brandenburg. Multiple notices on battles, fleets, and troop movements across Europe.
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Yiam
Foot Guards
Count de Schwerin
de Marwitz
Kleid
Wartenfleben
Rachau
Finckenstein
CraW@au
de Tour
Prince Frederick of
Brandsbourg Schwedt
Col
Camas
Paris
Breslau
Franckfort
Marquis de Valeri
Silesia
Hungary
Prussia
M. de Brandau
Vienna
Brett
Toulon
de Coune de la Roche Allard
Brest
Afarquis d’Artin
Inftarc
Alt
Edinburgh
Brechir
Gairden
Bleifogs
Lordon
d’Antin
Europe
América
Assur
Chaloner Ogle
Vernon
Spain
France
Fobe
Cardinal Fleury
Italy
Aless
Sardinia
Germany
Petersburgh
Munich
Waretemberg
Bohemia
Prusia
Havre-de-grace
Elias Davis
Tinmouth
Newfoundland
John Real
Foye
Guernsey
Britannia
Dent
Cork
Genoa
London
New-York
Baleraft
Barbary
Telemachuss Austen
Leghorn
New England
Carboniere
Pyke
Rom Pool
St. Sebasetians
Mercury
Bennet
Dover
Jane
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Stockholm
N.S
Bar
Turin
Loll
Marshal d’Asfelde
Alsace
Antigua
Hall
Langdon
Newa York
England
West-Indies
Yorkshire
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Wol Ieae
His Majesty
Caraffic
America
Porto Rico
Hispaniola
Elizabeth Jacoba
Simon Raetoff
Surinam
Caraffac
Pisces
San Domngo
Curaffio
Holland
Brussels
Luxembour
the Hague