Troop Movements and Allied Plans Across Central Europe
Reports from April 2 to April 14 describe Prussian corps near Mefferitz and Pomerania facing Russian and Austrian forces. Tyrabeien retreats as 9 Russian regiments march, with 4000 wagons and provisions ordered to Torgau. Noble’s battalion enters Bohemia. Austro-French actions outline shifting alliances and preparations for campaigns in Saxony Silesia and the Rhine frontier.
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Collin
Pomerania
Schlawe
Oeer
Berlin
Brandenburg
Principality of
Halberstadt
Magdeburg
Mansfeld
Torgau
Magdebourg
Noble
Bohemia
Berntdorff
Nordriberg
Ajgil
Cate
Rhesias
Versailles
London
Pruffiais
Colopre
Vienna
Silésia
Silesia
Laudohn
Pruffiahs
Neustadt
Laudotin
Neiss
Ordes
Franckfort
Viepaa
Siention
Saxony
Silefiz
Areito
Marshal Broglia
Thel Gaunst
Germain
Rhine
Liege
Counathell
Paris
Amburgh
tris-Faetier
London News of Privateers and Naval Actions
Reported on Monday transports pressed for service to transport horses and artillery to Germany. From Quiberon Bay dated the 14th settons ships of the enemy retired up the river to dismantle after losses. two vessels destroyed, rest expected next winter. A French prize brig, Brocanteur of Saint Domingue, captured by Niger, with sugar and indigo, mounted 18 guns but threw 14 overboard in bad weather. crew of 35 plus passengers and four ransomers. The York of New York retaken near London carried sugar, indigo, cotton, and lagwood. earlier captured by a Domingue ship from Brest, 24 guns, 170 men. A Saint Domingue privateer of 36 guns attacked a merchant ship, crew cruelly treated. captain Moarell sought vengeance but failed. report notes Bloody Flag episode and eventual French ship surrender after nine hours. The Richard of Wickstead captured near Philadelphia. Palas taken by Fame and Achilles bound to Louisbourg. engagements described with ships throwing guns overboard and chases in the Channel. Cato and Tamar dispatches noted. privateers and neutral ships involved. several captures near Yarmouth, Bayonne, and Leghorn contexts. Further local notices include appointments and embassies. a fire in Hastings threatens properties.
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London
Germany
Quiberon Bay
Potofinosih
Niger
Nainz
St. Domingo
York
New York
Brest
Richard
Wickteed
Yarmouth
Philadelphia
Strath
Bayonne
Palas
Fame
Achilles
Louisbourgh
Bailie
Sigin- Keghort
Alena
Zdef
Marah
Henry
Eon Basi
John Powell
Ste. Adams
Amsterdams
Leghasn
Jorgh Cdo
Larhby
George
L Seton
Fasidagdaft
Benkaan
Hetningford
Couny
Aera
Ie Ieee Fe Sats
Caen Bos
Gonette
Abe
Woodford
Goure
de Goshes
Tcon
Costeis Beni
Tage
Ropp
Jahn
Ruspaby Parker
Bigy-deri
Siege at RU PPS and notable figures named
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places including Pott Wad or ork Mile abl Commattod Obert Stevenson Clerkenwell Salef John Gregory Feverham Lionendraper Met cer dehn Richards Birmingham Baker.
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Pott Wad
Ork
Mile
Obert Stevenson
Clerkenwell
John Gregory
Feverham
Lionendraper
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Dantaick
Mefiritz
Oder
Poland
Toreleben
Vistula
D'Vices
Baris
Rochefor
Marsial de’Senecette
Hosse
Prince de Conde
Marshal Broglio
Cer
Dehn Richards
Birmingham, Baker
Fakes
Sobich
Séth
Northampton
Cobich
Raserbbia
Middefei
Vera
New
Stones-end
Kent
Beravesbrey Streets
Surrey
Dartford
Lewisham
Bremley
Ore
Béld
Sarunday
Greer Hoxse
Blick-Heath
Glock
Poink
Pennsylvania
Rondon
Ee Bohmers
Mastin
Hove
Towerkii
John Fare
Tha Famtec
Crete
Newgace-Surect
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