News from Europe and the North Sea theater
Reports describe Dutch and British maneuvers around Petten and Winkel with evacuations near Haarlem and Amsterdam. Telegraphs note 1,400 British prisoners of war, embassies, and allied plans for embarks and naval operations in the Baltic and North Sea as Russia’s emperor proclaims aims to restore pre 1789 borders and aid German states with a military address while Hamburg actions force exits of French diplomats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thapatt
Petten
Hamburg
Helland
A.kuvaat
Daendels
Winkel
Dumoncran
Zype
Brune
Kmaar
Haaren Carpfel
Dirkiorn
Niewe- Dorpen
Medenbiek
Kakouyfen
Amsterdam
Schagen
Hedteonple
Brest
North Sea
Sauishland
Belgic
Europe
St. Peterburgh
Germany
Archduke Cuances
Sophia
Russia
Swiérland
Suwoxow
Grions
Glaris
Saveitz
Freneu
Zurich
Archduke
Schaffhassia
Suworow
Senate of
Hamburgh
Napeea Tannoy
Locan
French Republic
Saxonyy
Lewarrae
Theig ‘Chargi 2
Darectolly
Aft-Neabing
Viena
Eurpanon
Atiavucs
Sedges West
Strganeda
Frank Comtemps
Desperate lodging tale and war dispatches from Dublin
A chaotic 18th century letter mix reports William Walk of Wexford Revels arriving from England and dying after a desperate act, then shifts to election tallies at Armagh, hunting exploits at South Hill Park, and Holland war news. It describes the Grand Fleet under Lord Barcroft, Colonel Clinton’s baggage issues, and a Dutch prisoner capture, ending with forgery trials in London and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walk
Wexford Revels
England
Ralleye
Kane
South-hill Park
Waltham Common
Holland
Eevil
East India
Hooke
Erbhuysen
Medemblick
Procarn Ftores
Dus
Hague
Dow
Dagapens
Duke of Yaux
Darwnees
Gen. Dow
Buung
Duke of York
Lord Duncan
Surinam
Norway
Princepias
PORTSMOUTH SHIP NEWS REPORTS AT SEA TRADE AND RAIDS
Shipping items from Portsmouth Yarmouth and Deal describe arrivals and departures. Dutch sailors aboard the Caleapra sail to convoy, Lutine wreck letters reach shore, and multiple vessels including the Andromeda and Lion engage near Boulogne. Privateers harass convoy along the Downs as Levant and Texel transports move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Yorkins
Downs
Exeter
London
France
Calais
Boulogne
Texel
Mjefty
le Pemone
oeTanda
Alkmased
L'Espion
Wind N.N.W
Movement at Court as Royals Return from Abroad
Yesterday morning the Hereditary Prince arrived at his father's house in Conduit Street from the army in Holland. This morning two mails arrived from Ireland and messengers reached the Secretary of State's Office with dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danoas
Rix- Ton
Durer
Baune
Will
Duke of
Youn
Wil Friezeland
Min
United Provinces
North Holland
Helland
Curley
Baonsaice
Ca Pitot
Conduit
Holland
Mafa
Wihugh
Youx
Marriages and notices amid chaotic Kelvedon and Andover listings
A fragmented register from Kelvedon and Andover records marriages and social notes, including Henapes Padhey to Miss Strange at Wherwell, and Gambier to Miss Corbed, with stray references to local clergy, officials, and public health topics. The garbled text mentions a yellow fever context and American papers, with multiple truncated names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Henapes ‘Padhey
Kelvedon
Edtz
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George Chcutian
Autfett and
Noreus
Marcus Hatekolt
William Thompson
Ba.co
Evening Mail
Postscript
Wamburghs
Maejesty
Ewrenon
Dublin
Armagh
Humbers
Col. Core
C. Molyneux
Scagabrug
Alex. Hope
la Lutine
General Post Office
Cunningham
Guards
Woolwich
Whitehall
CunnincHam
Lord Hawtrey
Lachlan Maclean
Fort St. George
Plender- Jeath
Jon Jonnarow
Eee
Sanvinza
Vienna
DiAcre
Creke
Falmouth
Duke of Pourtain
Raivelpatd Edwards
Biers
Ons
Royal Bank of Portugal
Keyifington
Eifbory
Ship News
Portsmouth
Vera
Cruxhaven
Prince
Helderdait
Androméda
Bragér
Sensibla
Ai Laren
Cree
Plymou Taper
Sheerness
Ddventere
Manser
Savillle
Lukin
Doinaz
BaMsdata
N. W.pring
Plymouth
le Hereux
Cayenne
Bourdeaux
Unicorn
Ireland
Falmowth
Lord Bessport
Adeventurs
Sheernes
Nore
Bern
Atl
Buie-Coun
Forks
Perkins
Huefell
Aes
Pers
Loweon
Pypantaen Ay
Walter
Axe
J. Bonsoxy
Black Rats
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