London Gazette summary of 1762 campaign updates and naval actions
Reports from Copenhagen Hamburg and Paris track shifting alliances and armistice talks as Swedish forces negotiate with Württemberg while French forces maneuver near Lahn and Cashel. Dutchy actions include Prussian detachments, Hessian hussars and Lord Luckner’s operations. In Ireland rioting and White Boys activity prompt arrests and military responses, with Dublin Cork Limerick Waterford dispatches detailing confrontations and executions. London notes include naval actions on the Lion and other ships, captures, ship losses, and societal notices across Warwickshire London and Colchester.
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Reland Coke April 3 1700s Letters and Naval Notices
April reports from Cork and Kinsale describe clergy urging anti Leveller sentiment, a French privateer captured near Kinsale by Capt Carpenter, and local arrests. Names include Jervois Carpenter and Dennis Connor with reference to Whiteboys. The item notes public actions and notable figures.
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