Foreign News and Military Movements Across Europe in March and April
Yesterday arrived the mail from France with reports from Petersburgh and Rome. Subaltern officers and six soldiers accompany Baron Leustrum to the Prussian Frontiers. News speaks of French Imperial harmony, Corsican island preparations waning, and Algerine and Tunisian actions. London discusses militia regulation, potential terms of peace, and upcoming horse races with major bets and notable attendees. Admiral Byng and Hawke engage in naval maneuvers as French fleets sail westward and English ships pursue. The piece blends dispatches from Paris, Rome, and Lisbon with domestic militia debate and racing gossip.
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Baron Leutrum
Empire
Viexaa
Netherlands
Franckfort
Alsace
Rome
France
Poriti
Genoa
Corsica
Leghorn
Tunis
Dey
Algiers
Algerines
Essen
Nantz
Martinico
St.Domingo
Brest
Marquis de Conflans
North America
Fundy Bay
Acadia
St. John
Paris
Woden
Bastille
Sieur Fernandez
Bourdeaux
Count de St. Florentin
Department of Guyenne
Academy of Sciences
St. Germain
Duke de Chaulnes
Marshal de Belleisle
Prince of Conti
Cole
Carefoot
Mark Lane
Benjamin Rutland
Plaistow
Essex
George Neale
London Hospital
John Ackers
St. John’s Street
Marquis of Rockingham
Cullen Arabian
Starling
Earl of Waldegrave
Crab
Earl Gower
Tom Jones
Ginger
Earl of Orford
Babram
Earl of March
John Smith Barry
Richard Vernon
Ely
Beacon Course
Lord Chedworth
Whitedore
Canning
John Moore
Ancaster
Duke of Ancaster
Earl Goiner
Duke
Squirt
Earl of Sandwich
Rib
Regulus
Thomas Panton
Baoram
Tartar
Lord Chedword
Duke’ Brown
Blaze
Duke of Devonshire
Old Starling
Cade
Mixbury
Thomas Fanton
Godophin Aragian
Cyphker
Nath
Curzon
Mr. Hutton
Duke of Bolton
Little John
James Lenox Dutton
Whitenole
Whitefoot
Peter Bathurst
Crafty Knave
Mr. Adcock
Lizard
Mr. Chamberlaine
Ruoy
Jaus
Beacon
Charles Bowles
Trajan
William Fenwick
Lisbon
Cork
Kinsale
Byng
Plymouth
Wesl
Ushant
Edward Hawke
Edward
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Arriv
Petersburgh
London
Orac
Britannicus
Boffire
Utrecht
Victuallers
Thomas Wilson
Whitehall
Hereford