Turbulent Europe News From Stralsund and Paris
Reports from Stralsund describe a 500 man detachment arriving from Sweden and 10 00 life guards expected to embark at Dahle roe amid signs of a renewed quarrel between the King and the Senate. Leipzig letters recount the Austrian siege of Zittau with fire and 400 dead, while Vienna promotes de Burghausen to Field Marshal and local York news notes price-fixing riots and port movements reflecting ongoing war tensions.
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Stralsund
Prince Royal
Sweden
Dahleroe
Europe
Senate
Leipzig
Zittau
Stadthouse
St. John’s Church
Hamburgh
Dantzick
Pruffia
Pillau
Crontiade
Altho
Apraxia
Buda
Hungary
Paris
Mediterranean
Barcelona
Carthagena
France
Spain
M. de Caillan
Cape Pedro
Majorca
London Gazette and port items from Aug 16 letter
Commentary on the London Gazette price policy requests, then a Portmouth letter rounds up naval news. Admiral Broderick shifts flag, a Peregrine Boatswain punished, riot killed, six fire ships ready, Jamaica and New York dispatches, and ships movements for England. Mentions Haldane to Jamaica, Campbell to Sweden, Duke of Newcastle in town, bread subscription efforts, Cambridge civic elections, marriages, deaths, and a Portsmouth Mail robbery arrest by Fielding.
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Port News
Deal
Union
Smiths
Wasp
Aina
William and Anne
Constantia
Trimmer
Couch
Expedition
Minoch
Hart
Lisbon
Industry
Hafton
New-England
Endeavour
Cockerell
Southampton
S. W
William
Anne
Hazard
Burford
Crown
Henrietta
Hill
Swift
Dublin
Norwich
Pastilion
Escarte
Beaver
Cormorant
Pluto
Proserpine
Blake
Pearson
Gibraltar
Davis
Brudenell
Brent
Salisbury
M‘alwin
Jane
Margaret
Compton
Exon
Flew
Weymouth
Pentile
Hale
Plymouth
Earl of Sandwich
Palsgrave
Oporto
Wind S. W
Falmouth
Duke of Newcastle
West Indies
Wind N.N.E
Portmouth
Spithead
Medway
Canterbury
Isabella
Cadiz
Compte Gramonte
London
Emanuel
Frederickstadt
Dorothea
Rachael
Honfleur
Dove
Dollins
Phamnix
Belfaut
John
White
Penzance
Swallow
Arundel
Bristol
Belgrave
trota-Operto
Waymouth
London Gazette
Broderick
Downs
Portsmouth
Jamaica
Newcastle Packet
Shoreham and Rye
England
Coates
Old England
Cafeman
Col. Haldane
Col. Campbell
Sweden
Duke
Newcastle
Sussex
Bishopstone
Essex
Kent
Alderman Gifford
Corporation of Cambridge
William Ingle
George Wellbeck
Grosvenor Square
St. Clement’s
Eastheapy
George Dickenson
Polly Ridley
Philpot-Lane
Joseph Wright
Mr. Andrews
Hexham
Mercers Company
Petty-France
Westminter
James Morley
Andrew Scott
New Prison
John Fielding
Bfg
Hampstdge
Fielding
Boston Plantation News on Halifax voyage and Louisbourg view
Boston dated July 4 reports Capt Nichols arrival from Halifax after eight days with news the twenty gun ship searched Louisbourg harbour and saw eight warships. Frigates pursued near the harbour mouth but a sail did mislead them, allowing the ship to escape. Nichols was chased past Cape Ann by a black sloop thought to be a French privateer. Also recounts.Show of Boston privateer cruising six months capturing prizes including two privateers and one with Montgomerie aboard.
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New York
Snows
Hornet
Spelling
Revenge
Koffler
Conception de
Mon o-Christo
Valantine
Snow Earl of
London
Rhode Island
St. Eustatia
Cape Francois
Mons. Beaufremont
Flecht
Valentine
Virginia
New-England
Cape
Montserrat
Greenwich
Dunscomb
Horton
Hispaniola
Plantation News
Boston
Nichols
Halifax
Louisbourg
Cape Anne
William Ellery
Montgomerie
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Richard Elsiot
Asriv
Hull
Bedale
William Morley
Potta
North Riding
Linnen Webb
William Claxton
Mary’ Middlewood
Darlington
Elizabeth Clifford
Horek
Fox Brag King
William Class
Kirby
Said
Nah
Mackie
Tryal
Chilcot
Hector
Livesey
Africa
Wilmington
Murray
Orkneys