Calamitous Hamburg Flood Strains City Defenses
London Gazette reports Hamburg faces rising Elbe floods as walls fail to hold. City council orders three dyke slopes to drain water, suburbs under water and crops ruined. Prices rise. a public fast is set for July 28. Royal appointments and military promotions listed. ships arrive and depart for various ports amid weather and wartime activity.
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Thomas Whateley
Edward Hatton
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William Earl of Ancram
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Bartholomew Gallatin
Ad Reg. Dragoon-Guards
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George Westby
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Wadham Wyndham
Lord Bucie
Ditto
Henry Bristow
16Th Reg
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Thomas Herbert
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G2d
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William Brown
14Th
Yegiment of Foot
Archibald Williams
Sgth Reg
William Powlett
Duncomb Colchester
Sir John Mylne
Cowes Castle
Ile of Wight
John Maxwell
William Jackson
1St Regiment of Foot-Guards
Martha
Foot-Guards
Andrew Harper
Mails Report Turkish-Russian Battle After Danube Crossing
Dispatches from Holland and Flanders and Bucharest describe a June clash between Russian forces and Turkish troops near Giurgiu and Bucharest. Russians claim a five hour battle victory with 40,000 Turks lost or captured and 180 cannons seized, while Danube drownings are noted. Letters from Germany say seven Imperial battalions head to Panzova near Temeswar, close to Belgrade.
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Cambridge Prebend Granted in Armagh Cathedral
His Excellency Lord Viscount Downshend presents the Rev. Mr. Lloyd Recitor of Pafyon in Northamptonshire to a Prebend in Armagh Cathedral with the rectory of Tynan annexed, crown gift, following Rev. Dr. Avarell’s promotion to bishop of Limerick. The Rev. Mr. Disney Fellow of Trinity College and Hebrew Professor will succeed Lloyd at Patton, valued at over 3001. per annum.
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Ansiuns
Windsor installation crowds and royal progress described
A London Gazette report covers His Majesty's Council order for preroquine to October, the Windsor installation ceremonies, and the royal progress to Richmond. It notes tents struck, guards marching, the Prince of Wales rewarding a servant, lodging shortages, and spectators' humorous excesses and disorder during the coronation-style event.
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Duke of
Charles
Spectacle of Provisions Thrown from Castle Windows Scene
A chaotic festival scene described with people scrambling for food as provisions are dumped from castle windows. Lords and spectators laugh at the mêlée while bonfires and revelry mix with mishaps such as venison and ham collisions. News notes follow on ships, deaths, marriages, and bankruptcies.
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