French Discipline Slays and Impairs Dutch Troops in War
News of European conflicts reports heavy losses among Dutch auxiliaries as French discipline decimates captured regiments including Royal Walloons. Dutch mail notes penalties for French officers over church plunder in Maastricht, with harsher penalties for soldiers and local officials. Protests over French behavior rise while Protestant services continue sans bells. Rome and Lisbon send grand plate orders for the Portuguese chapel, and monumental weighing of the Sun Obelisk is underway in the Field of Mars. In Britain, court appointments, ship captures, local trials, and notable deaths fill the week, alongside social events and racing feats.
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Regiment of
Royal Walloons
Maastricht
Hague
Count de St. Severin
France
Rome
Lisbon
Mars
Auction notice for day scholars at Lloyds Coffee House
R. Carson offers care for day scholars by Mrs. Carson while Mr. Carson refuses entrance to any taught by Mr. Tench. Auction held under a High Court of Admiralty decree at Lloyd's Coffee House in Lombard Street on Wednesday the eighth day of June at twelve o'clock noon.
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Instant
Ushant
St. Malo’s
Hopewell
Cape Huxford
Carolina
Rhode Island
Antigua
Maryland
St. Kit’s
Regina
Cette
Holland
Malaga
Kent
Severn
India House
Downs
Ireland
India
Swan
Taylor
Prince of Wales
Whitehall
Putney-Bridge
Paul’s Wharf
Meads
Whitehall-Stairs
Deptford
Jameson
Artichoke
Carter
Hackney
Standford
Hoglane
Shoreditch
Esping Forest
Anne Dennis
Newgate
Alderman Whitaker
William Atkinson
Thomas Crabb
Atkinson
Old Bailey
Guildhall
St. George Flanover Square
Hick’s Hall
St. Mary le Bonne
Middlesex
New Prison
Symonds Gardner
Lambeth
Ifs Alexander
Knightsbridge
William Spinnage
Doors- Commons
William Srahan
L.L.D
Admiralty
Goldhetter
Cripplegate
Willam Weyman
Sunbury
Peckham
Booth
Chatham Yard
Clifton
Robert Clifton
Knight of the Bath
Nottinghamshire
Retford
Leverpool
Whitton
N.B
Carson
Tench
Au&ion
High Court of Admiralty of England
Lloyd's Coffee- House
Lombard-Street
Earl’s
Plymouth
Providence
Furthen
Bayonne
Newfoundland
the Assurance
Andrew Jelr
Catwater
Capeton
Troygutton
Brooke-Street
Grasvenor Square
Methuen
Streights
Corsica
Public Survey on Barton of Longstone Estate in Devon
On Friday the 16th day of June next at two in the afternoon a Publick Survey will be held at the inn of Mr John Pewsey in Plymouth. It covers the Barton of Longstone and the Manor of Sheepstor with related lands and tithes in Sheepstor Walkhampton Meavy Buckland Monachorum and nearby parishes. Survys and particulars are available at listed coffee houses and with named parties in Devon and London.
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Marquis of Tweedale
Lindy
Prince and Princess of Wales
William Hammond
Middlesex
Lincoln's Inn Hall
Philip Grymes
John Roberts
Virginia
John Davis
Lord Fairfax
West Farleigh
Kent
Rochester
Mereworth
Alexander King
Lord Afton
Colmveston
Northampton
Peterborough
Wakerley
Crane
Westminster Abbey
Frank Nicholls
Lincolns-Inn- Fields
Siorn
Treasury
Henry Read
England
Sheriff Davies
Brewers Hall
Leverpool
Greyhound
Gawthurift
Africa
Tryton
Saunders
Myrna
Malta
Neptune
Cray
London
Straits
Fune
John Pewsey
Plymouth
Longstone
Sheepstor
Devon
Walkhampton
Meavy
Buckland Monachorum
John Elford
Dock
Tavistock
Earle
Moll
Exeter
Japson
Ingsdon
Ashburton
Mark Batt
Modtonham
Saltash
Cornwall
Addis Archer
Samuel Brent
John Fdgecumbe
Thomas Jones
St. Anstell
Willian Lake
Battle Yard
Holborn
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Kirkleatham
Guisbrough
Cleveland
York
William Stead
Edward Matthews
le Compte de 'Maurepas
Bourdeaux
Quebeck
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Andrew Yelt
Anthony Delacombe
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