War News from Europe and the Atlantic Powers
The London Evening-Post reports rapid diplomatic and military moves across Europe. Treaties and alliances expand as Prussia reels, Swedish proclamations shape naval policy, and British naval actions loom. Reports describe Prussian troop movements near Rathmansdorff, the capture of a convent, Hessian regiments marching to Rheinfels, and Swedish war declarations against Russia. Letters from Genoa and Constantinople note squadron alignments, Porta diplomacy, and plans to prevent use of Russian ports. The bulletin catalogs fragmented dispatches about Poland, Austria, the Ottoman Porte, and French troop movements along the Rhine, with ships and blockades affecting trade and warfare planning.
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Spain
Bavaria
Prussia
Genoa
Marquess de la Vizuville
Sardinia
Leghorn
Ullmandoff
Silesir
Rathmansdorff
Ercamp
Cammentz
Festeritz
Oder
Great Glugu
Barre
Fertettiz
Sth
Heinrichau
Almandorff
Franckenstein
Bieslau
Pertons
Vienna
Count Neuperg
Bublau
Neifs
Hanover
M. de Viereck
Berlin
Herrenhausen
Silesia
Hungary
Sweden
Russia
London
Rheinfels
Garriion
Norris
Haddock
Sneights
Port St. Mary
Stockholm
Com Nittaries
Ner
Jilenitierna
Arkenholtz
Aiatictius
M. Bahr
Kig
Rayalin
Petersburgh
Denmark
Uhetr
Rufsian
Neutra
Constantinople
Porte
Withcrich
Thomas Koull Kan
Law
Renzion
Shhach Nadir
Venice
Ottoman Empire
Europe
Germany
Iain
Eurepe
Bunneval
Pavarians
Linz
Upper Austria
Cologn
Rhine
Phipbourg
Baden
Uim
Dowert
Barcelona
Hague
Faris
A-la-main
Sigvor
Martilles
Unclear obituary fragment from Scots edition
A damaged scrape from Edinburgh notes the death of Seatin at Coumy. It mentions the Right Honorable Lord Keninure and a humane gesture toward the deceased. The text is fragmentary and names witnesses and kin in uncertain form.
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Scotlan
Edinburgh
Galloway
Sanday Iit
Keninure
Viny Brothers
Mysterious Prisoner Scoutman Ironed in Upht Gaol
Report from Newcastle notes a man described as a Scoutman confined in Upht Gaol near Holy Island after being seized at a location of water ascent. In a separate incident near Glass Houses a gun misfire fatally injured a young man named Jookngy, whose skull fracture proved fatal within hours. A marriage near South Shields united Pae trick ’Young, 97, to Mrs Anne Conyers in a ceremony marked by family ties aiding attendance in the absence of walls.
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Country News
Newcastle
Mo Beth
Holy Island
Jookngy
South Shields
Anne’ Conyers
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