Trench operations at River Side and Gibraltar style fortifications
Longfield letters report continued bombardment from 4th Parallel to 5th on the Afuaragua riverfront with 8 cannon and 12 mortars. Observers note spavish prisoners in fur Castle, officers allowed town liberty, and troop movements from Leith and St James's Park. Distractions include stock quotes, publications, and notices of theft and prize auctions.
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Afuaragua
Edinburg
Fur Castle
Leith
England
Wightman
Inverness
Mathews
Gordon
St. James’s Park
John Gumley
Thittleworth
South Sea
India
Fuft
Charles Leffie
Trinty
Dr. Clarke
Foell
Thomas Brown
London
St Sars
Bell Savage
Ludgate
Hul
R. Smith
J. Round
AL Bell
Png
Brotherton
Royal Eschapers
A. Bettyworth
W. Taylor
J. Batley
Pater-Nofter-Row
R. Robinson
C. Rivington
R.kingy
Paul's Church-yard
T. Corber
J. Perberton
J. Hook
Fleer-treer
D. Brown
W. Mears
F. Clay
Temple-Bar
T. Warner
Black Boy
Pater-Noster-Ror
Fust
John Quincy
M. D
A. Bell
Corohil
Paretnester Row
J. Osborn
Oxford Arms
Lombard-lreee
Piccaring
Arundel-vreet
Strand
Burgundy
Fertenhall Wood
Wolverhampton
Barrance
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John Mountague
Admiralty Office
Colchester
Biles
Black Hamilton
Yorkshire
Ashe
Balbyn
Red-Lyon-treet
Edward Battiard
Jorsey
Brigg
Leicestershire
Savoy
Bliz
Nore J
M. Nute
Preen Cee
J. Morphew
Stariovers Wall