Imperial and domestic news from 18th century Europe
Long dispatches recount European military moves and political letters from Breslau, Hildesheim, Leipsick, and Dresden, noting Prussian troop deployments, armament, and guard measures. British commentary criticizes domestic subsidy practices, praises Paymaster Br kann, and praises a minister. Extra letters from Gibraltar, Plymouth, Dowrr detail privateer actions, ship prizes, storms, and convoy movements involving Britain, France, Naples, and Lisbon, with reports of engagements, captures, and naval repairs.
Local News Briefs From Pool and Salisoury
In Pool on April 13 two boys aged about twelve and ten drank brandy and beer at a public house run by their mother. One boy died by Sunday night. A Yarmouth brig laden with corn and flour was captured off Harie pool by a French privateer and ransomed for 3001. John Goodrick, famed goldsmith in Salisoury, died after opening at his own request. death due to a diseased mesentery. Salisoury reports a camp near the city next month for six regiments of horse at Chilhampton Down with headquarters at the late Mr. Thorpe’s house at Foulton.
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