Sickness and Movements of European Armies Reported Abroad
Mail from Holland and Flanders details General Woberfow and Count Dohna's marches in Silesia and Poland. Reports from Berlin, Saxony, and Bohemia describe troop movements, supplies, and captures as Prussian and Ruffian forces clash near Mezeritz and Posen, with Hafrech and Hordt actions on the Vistula and at Bromberg.
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Stinday
Holland
Flanders
Madrid
Francfort
Oder
Dohna
Mezeritz
Graffen
Poland
Mezerlitz
Schwibus
Zulichau
Silesia
Berlin
Fulury
Count Dohrin
Meferitz
Woberfow
Ponnania
Van-Guard
Obernick
Objeczerce
Przeclawa
Casimirz
Tornowa
Jankowitz
R6th
Willezina
Rith
Pirne
Neustadt
Hulfen
Conin
Count Dohna
Peter
Meseritz
Pofna
de Hordt
Vistula
Bromberg
Wurtzburgh
Empire
Saxony
Henry of Ruffia
Dresden
Elb
Pirna
Ried
Veczey
Hoenstein
Thuringia
Blackenburgh
Halberstadt
Bohemia
Halberstads
Markliffa
Haddick
Marshal Daun
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Frederickthall
Petershagen
Marshal Contaces
Minden
Herverden
Weser
Duke de Broglio
Hille
Prince of
Brunswick
Buckeburgh
Offenstad
Roth
Laffert
Leefe
Wezer
Ferdinand
Bremen
Stade
Elsfleth
Denmark
Copenhagen
Hanover
Fuly
Duffeldorp
Munster
de Zaffrow
Great Britain
Emerick Efterhafi
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Hussars
Amsterdam
Zullichow
Langemeil
Schmellen
Hague
Ofnabrug
Petardis
London
Keating
Admiralty Office
Barrington
Portsmouth
Roebuck
Lynn
Commodore Moore
St. Kitts
Guadalupe
M‘clean
Barlow
America
Kensington
Boulton
Downs
Essex
Barry
Yarmouth
Clarke
Rotterdam
Ostend
Liverpool
Jamaica
Admiral Cornish
St. Helena
King’s Bench
Chancery
Westminster Hall
House of Commons
Lords of the Admiralty
Christopher Bethell
Coddrington
Phenix Man of
Prince Edward
Huntingdon Races
Duke of Devonshire
Atlas
Mr. Vernon
Major
Sloe
Miss Fire
Lord Sandwich
Lord Gower
Wilson
James Moore
Ireland
Crauford
Sherbourn Lane
Lombard Street
Compter
Worcester
Mary Grainger
Pean
Wribbenhall
Jonathan Homer
Dolman
Hag