March to Hague and Munster update amid strategic moves
In the latest advices from the Army of the Allies, headquarters remain at Munster with Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick leaving on the 22nd to Ham arid Lipstadt then Paderborn to inspect the chain of works. He plans to escort garrisons toward Heffe-Caffel to threaten the Austrians and Circle troops, who have invaded Smalkard and Hirschfeld demanding heavy contributions. Paris reports a 30,000 man army in Flanders and notes the death of Chevalier de St George's physician Graham, a member of the Church of England.
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Smalkard
Hirschfeld
Paris
Flanders
Rome
English Ships Converted to Transports and Privateer Actions
London reports from Petersbourg that Russia orders five English ships in port unloaded and converted to transports. Hamburgh notes 12 Cossack squadrons guarding Neze cargoes worth 20,000 rubles before firesight. Mentz dispatches imply French possession of Mainz. Privateries seize ships from Stockholm and Bilboa, retakings near Corke and Bayonne. Portland incident, multiple privateers on the coast. smugglers fear Isle of Man crackdown. Authorities move to raise duties on dry goods and coffee, while Bank of England issues new note values. Several naval promotions and local deaths noted.
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London
Petersbourg
Russia
Hamburgh
Poland
Naels
Neze
Vistula
Ratisbon
Elector of Mentz
Vienna
Mentz
Andrew Liedberg
Gottenburg
Cattegat
Lofner
Dublin
I. F. Iber
Leghorn
Stockholm
Pieter Andrews Scoberg
Bilboa
St. Ube’s
St. Abe’s
Hotherfall
Barrow
Lancaster
Corke
Antigua
Jenkinson
Liverpool
Bayonne
Rose
Wallace
Topsham
Oporto
Vigo
Weymouth
Martha
Andrews
Portland Road
St. Joseph de Arana
St. Sebastian’s
Cadiz
St. Lucar
Pedro Munoz
Amsterdam
Ameland
Simon Pieter Hendeler
Dantzick
St. Malo’s
Cockle Bank
Yarmouth
Meff
John
William Richardson
Isle of Man
Bank of England
Basilisk
John Clarke
Admiral Watson
East Indies
The
Nore
Edward Barber
Guildhall
Roffizer
Durham
Anthony Wilkinson
William Wilkinson
Northumberland
Gilbert Wilkinson
Newcastle
Chelsea
William Andrews
Thunderidgeberry
Hertfordshire
Sile
Perton
Altho
Sentences Allotment at Kingston on Thames for Surrey Assizes
Tuesday the Affices for the County of Surrey ended at Kingston upon Thames before Sir Thomas Denison. Martin Read for stealing a mare valued at 20s received death. John Tibbs for rape on Elizabeth Hewitt and Robert Newbery for rape on Jane Skinner aged under ten were sentenced. Read reprieved. Diazh Shepherd and James Haynes branded for grand larency. Lydia Heathcote Edward Powell and James Gaddish ordered to be transported 14 years for receiving stolen goods. Henry Harrison and others convicted of felonies and robberies ordered transported seven years.
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Surrey
Kingston Upon Thames
Sir Thomas Denison
Martin Read
Robert Kirkalides
John Tibbs
Elizabeth Hewitt
Robert Newbery
Jane Skinner
Bandyleywalk
Southwark
Diazh
Fleet and troop movements across seas and fronts
Reports from Erlang to Paris detail a near term shipbuilding surge with 25 ships ready, including ships of 80, 74, 72, 70, 64 guns and twelve frigates, plus additional vessels fitting at Port Orient and Rochefort for a 23 line fleet and twelve frigates. Also news of Prussian skirmishes in Thuringia, Austrian and Hessian movements, and Lisbon assassinations.
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Port -Orient
Rochefort
Erlang
Thuringia
Francfort
Prince of
Count Daun
Munchgratz
Haddick
Saalfeld
Salm
Botta
Graizrugg
Geburgen
Neiss
Landshut
Silesia
Loboschutz
Toplitz
Konigsgratz
Fritzlar
Paris
M. Bompart
Hague
England
Lisbon
Diego
M. Carvalho
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Brest
Essex
John Tyrell
John Conyers
Edward Bellamy
Fouquet
Schweidnitz
Prussia
Bredlau
Smyrna
Holland
Thomas
Ely
Whitehall
Nicolls
St. Pauls
Edmund Gibson
Trinity
Barton
St. Giles, Cripplegate
Moor
St. Clement
Danes
Saunders
St. Elen
Weilminster
Birch
St. James
Clerkenwell
Merrick
Portmouth
Downs
Rochester
Augusta
Wallon
Virginia
Nelly
India
Enus
M. Thrush
Salisbury Court
Fleet-Street
Prin
N.B
J. Scott
Black Swan
Darernofter
Euripides
Messrs. Wilcox
Nourie
Wilson
Strand
Payne
Mews-Gate
C. G. Seyfert
Soho
Fletcher and Prince
Oxford
Shurnbourne and Woodlyer
Cambridge
W.olmer
Nice
Waller
Bockfeller
Fleet Street
Rivington and Fletcher
Waternofter Row
Deards
Piccadilly
Warrington
Robert Hall
George Stephenson
Hyde Park Corner
Tuomas
Sodor and Man
N. B
BR. Dod
B. Dod
Avemary Lane
Stationers Hall
C. Hitch
L. Hawes
J. Rivington
S. Crowder
P. Davey
B. Law
Longman
Holy Communion
Imn
Uaotilanalis
Berens
Carsioune
Sousty Geromen G Chistian Kio
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