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War reports from Petersburgh and London storms
Dated letters from Petersburgh describe a siege at Oczakow and a surrender after heavy fighting as Counts Munich and Brunwick lead Imperial forces. London notices recount storms near the Thames, ships driven from anchors, and damage to groves, houses, and the new sewer works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburgh
Count Munich
Octakan
Discresion
Pultowa
Gravesend
Exeter
Cadiz
London
Duke of Montagu
Guernsey
Phon
Sattoh
Francfort
Paris
Amsterdam
Dauphine
Toulon
Marquis de Maillebois
Mile Bad
St. James’s Park
Red-lyon-street
Holta
Thames
Westminster
Charing-Cross
Scotland Yard Gate
Empres
Count de Munich
Oczakow
Spetial
Altion
Pallifadocea
Dajety
Vitory
Prince of Hesse- Hombourg
Prince of Brunwick
Rumainzow
Biron
Buron
Imperial
Kaite
Lowedahl
Arrakzios
Petersbourg
Count Lafer
Crimona
Cadzis
Arrabet
Keres
Bredal
Larc
Edinburgh
Kirkmichael
Dumfries
Thire