Ruffian Regiments and Allied Movements Reported
From the London Gazette April 4 details roam of Ruffian regiments marching through Mezeritz Podlathia toward the Vistula crossing at Pulawy before thaw. Namur garrison departs for Luxembourg road with cannons. Dutch finances under focus as Schéine plans a third lottery for 4.3 million florins. Cumberland arrives at Breda to join troops at Roermonde. privateer captures and sinking near Lizard. Ambitious Allied tactical discussions at The Hague about avoiding battle while gathering forces.
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Dresden
Mezeritz
Podlathia
Cracow
Warsaw
Vistula
Pulawy
Namur
Beauffremont
Dhrese
Luxembourg
Gives
Reconnioitre
Great Modane
Chinay
Chiene
d’Etrees
Westmael
Ligonier
Saumarez
Plymouth Sound
Harrison
Monmouth
Bourdeaux
N. S
Cape Wellard
Reon
Calais
Tinmaath
Foreign Affairs Extract From Berlin Letter March 31
An extract from a Berlin-based administrator to The Hague dated March 31 discusses the status of the war and the potential use of laurels with a mural crown. It notes Austrian and Prussian positions, potential guaranties, and the possibility of renewed action if Allied efforts falter. The piece contrasts Vienna and Berlin terms, and mentions the Austrian Empress and the need for good faith in engagements.
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Hague
Vienna
Italy
Bohemia
Austria
States General
Low Countries
Bathiani
Maeze
Breda
Antwerp
Bergen-op-Zoom
Berlin
Dé Wéiller
Marshal Saxe
Atiy
Harvett
Pruffia
Germany
Mienna
Salaries for Sheriffships in Scotland Revealed
Edinburgh reports the annual salaries for Scotland sheriffships with 250l for Argyll and Bute Inverness Ross and Cromarty Perth and 200l for several others. Fifteen offices get 150l. News from Banff notes ships masts cast ashore between Peterhead and Cullen and wreck pieces. feared a large vessel foundered in the Murray Firth. Two Dutch fireships are ordered for the Firth of Forth and another for Murray Firth. Port Glasgow sees seizure of French cam bricks and Flemish lace from a Prussian ship from Rotterdam.
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Peterhead
Cullen
Boyn
Murray Firth
Firth
Forth
Port Glasgow
Rotterdam
Ireland Doings and London Trade News Amid War Updates
Dublin reports William Stewart elected Knight of the Shire for Tyrone to replace the late James Steward and the Levant restored to Bristol owners after capture by a privateer. Gov Fol llot orders clothing for 50 prisoners of war and new deaths and marriages noted in Kilkea Antrim Magherafelt and London traders warned against Hawkers and Pedlars. Royal visits, moves to Kensington, regimental commands, church livings, Westminster Bridge funds, and appointments to ships shown.
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Ireland
Dublin
William Stewart
County of
Tyrone
James Steward
Bailie
Admiralty
Levant
Bristol
Barker
Thetis Man of
Sagar
Jamaica
Boe
Kinsale
Folliot
Dixon
Henry Dixon
Kilkea
Kildare
William. ‘Holmes
Antrim
Magherafelt
Molly Rainey
John Ker
House of ‘Commons
Earl of Waldegrave
Robert Rich
St. ‘James’s
Kedsington
Earl of Traquair
Scotland
Thomas Woodger
William Harbord
Thorpe Market
Norfolk
Rice
Ames Benson
Sedington T. Peter
Gloucester
Sedington-Mary’s
Enal
Johns Harbin
Creton
Lincoln
Westminster Bridge
Lords of the Admiralty
John Hamilton
Ishis
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London Gazette
Vernon
Mitchelson
Mahone
Madeira
William
St. Legar
Waterford
Itte
Phoenix
Slone
Gottenburgh
Colerain
Polly
Maclean
New-York
Newry
Alice
St. Philip
Rodis
Faroe
Dartmouth
Venus
Franklin
London
Foreign Affairs
Deal
Friendship
House of Commons
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