Peace and War Reports From Lisbon and Amsterdam
Disconnected dispatches note Marathas raid near Goa and Viceroy defenses. Amsterdam oath clarification exposes civic rights and fear of Subversion. Reports say a peace treaty signaled with France and maritime powers, while Britain and Holland sign a separate accord. France may broker broader pacification affecting Genoa and Prussia amid shifting alliances.
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Lisbon
Goa
India
Leyden
Amsterdam
Holland
Arife
Vienna
Spain
Turin
Republick of
Genoa
France
Low Countries
Paris
Pysce
Versailles
Ias
Prufsia
Prussia
Bohemia
Aix-la-Chapelle
Sieur le Febvre
M. du Thiel
States General
M. Saxe
Maastricht
Cologne
Arancver
Prince Frederick of Hesse
Silesia
Liege
Biernane
Stanislaus of
Poland
Trianon
Marshal Lowendahl
Flanders
Marshal Saxe
Mierdam
Hague
Brague
Baron Walffenser
Aix la Chapelle
Tadtholder
Aix
Count Bentinck
Plague of Locusts Rages Across Provinces and Winds Down
August dispatches report a spreading plague of locusts in Breslau and surrounding areas. Swarms darken skies, devastate crops, and retreat toward Hermsdorth as the army-like flight continues through Neudorf and Zothen, leaving a strong stench and widespread damage.
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Madrid
England
Cadiz
West Indies
Keens
France
Breslau
Grand Army
Clofdorff
Bartsdorff
Hermsdorth
Neudorf
Radelwitz
Heidersdorff
Zothen
Jenna
Jaron de Trenck
Spielberg
Moravia
Dresden
Minster
Naples
Warsaw
Col. de la Salle
Russia
Privateer Snow Royal Catherine Captures Three French Prizes
The Privateer Snow Royal Catherine under Capt. John Borges reports capturing three French prizes off Cape Francois and near Sandy Hook after a test engagement. Prizes include the St. Peter and the Society, with crews, cargoes of sugar coffee and cotton, and 68 prisoners aboard. Borges’s ship carried 74 men in the action.
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Plantation News
New-York
Snow Royal Catherine
John Borges
Martinico
Old France
St. Peter
Lechavage
Society
Letton
Mont. Burnees
Cape Francois
Sandy-Hook
Borges
Death notices from Dublin region August tragedy at Newmarket
A notice records the death on Monday at Newmarket of Mrs. Bradferd wife of Mr Bradferd, formerly a prominent clothier, with oblique reference to Dublin. The brief line preserves the deceased’s identity and her spouse’s occupation without additional details.
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R E. Lamn
Dublin
Newmarket
Bradferd