Remainder of the two Jast Packets Thorn Poland and France
Reports from Thorn Poland describe King Stanislaus troops attacking a 600-strong Cossack corps near the city, with several killed and the rest fleeing. In Denkirk France notes wrecks on the English coast and ships drifting, while London dispatches detail storms and ship losses across multiple ports including Rochelle Deal and Portsmouth with numerous vessels damaged or wrecked and crews saved.
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Stanislaus
Czersk
Augusin Frye
Gaetha
France
Denkirk
Blacknets Point
Calais
Ambletgife
Bologne
Lyon
Tig
Daptrick
Graveling
London
Rochelle
N.S
Mary Anne
Haris
Bayonnes
Joseph
Howard
Cadiz
Bilbao
William
Roberts
Plymouth
Fan Bay
Candia
Pally
Poole
Abbot
Habella
Goatley
Raven
Denia
Joreh
Dartmouth
Newcommon
Palos
Bristol
Standord
Wilson
New- England
Kings Road
Portsmouth
Manby
Maryland
Prince
Griffit
Duke of Cumberlan Warren
Jamaica
Swallow
Leonard
Petersburg
Prince of Orange
Dent
Gibraltar
P. S
Leatherhead
Ramsgate
Warren
Ann Snow
Kitchenham
Ann
Elizabeth, Young
Dublin
His Majesty
Britannia
Blenheim
Bates
Deal
Nassau
Tygér
Petre
Turkey
George
Mary
Kelly
India
Fonk
Wilthire
Naylor
Ates
Rainsgate
St. Lawrence
Hooper
Richard
Chambers
Hauhgerford
Wheatle
Ales Anne
Main
Duke of Montemar
Perwick
Castropignano
Patma
Franckfort
Alsace
Mentz
Eugene
Rhine
House of
Arundel
Burlington Gardens
Treasury
St. James's Park
Lord Bruce
Duke of Cumberland
Folham
Gray
John Neale
Parith Garden
Kensington
Gardens
Soho
Banker's
St. Paul’e
Bankard
John Boat
Greenwich
Blackwall
Noorfields
Earl
Admiralty Office
Cee
Calaig
Earl of Waldegrave
Capt. Collins
Queen’s Head
St. Catherine's Stairs
Mr. Bell
Voulke
Thomas Southgate
Queen’s- Head
James Berwick
Cooper
Compton
Mr. Lively
Jones
John Bay
Crookindale
Hardwick
Keb‘e
Browne
St. Catherine’s Church
M. Brook
Brown
Vanjanten
Goodman’s Fields
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Poland
Thorn
City of Dublin
St. Patrick's
Oxmantown-Green
Frederick Prince of Ai