British and French War News From July Dispatches
The London Gazette reports on posthumous ceremonies for the late Emperor and ongoing political shifts, with Prince George of Holstein confirmed as Stadtholder. It details French troop movements across Cologne, riverine actions on the Rhine, and troop positions near Elberfeld, Solinquin, and Duffeldorft. It notes Fulda flooding hindering crossings, cavalry feints, and Frederick of Brunswick’s rapid advances to Muhlhausen Eschwege and Wanfried, plus the Hereditary Prince’s corps movements. Arrivals list ships at various ports including Porto, Dublin, Bristol, Lancaster, Topsham, Poole, Portsmouth, New York, Maryland, Dover, Southampton, Portfinomh, Guernsey, Inché River, and Belleifle.
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Elberfeld
Solinquin
Rhine
Duffeldorft
French Guard du Corps
Piemont
Prince of Conde
Hachenbourg
Ines
Wolffershausen
Fulda
Ain
Frederick of Brunswick
Muhlhausen
Eschwege
Wanfried
Ulrichstein
Ramrat
Hardenberg
Almeyda
Qporto
Cronte
Newfoundland
Austin, Holmes
South Carolina
McLithon
Dublin
Pacquet
Ath
South Carolinas
Antigua
Pacquet, Stewart
Clyde
Rappahanhock
Sample
Eppe
Armour
Virginia
Bristol
William, Rymer
Hawke
Sparks
Oporto
Lancaster-Ellin
Rigg
Naxyai Ac
Guernsey
Emanuel
Paulsen
Belleifle
King George
Bible
Cork
Inché
Gibraltar
Rogoun
Fesus
Scarborough
Portsmouth
North America
Partilion
Ape Finisterre
Havre
Woolwich
Blackwall
Holm
Ssth.regiment of Foot
Royal Volunteers
Cape
Richard Baitlié
Sid Regiment of Foot
Itand
Martinique
Henry Shawe
76Th Rearent
Foot
Alexander Wynnyet
76Th Regiment ‘of Foot
Grenadoes
Charles Farnaby
Rst Reagiment of
Foot Guards
58Th Regiment
168Th Regiment of Foot
16Th Regiment of Foot
Marquis of
Tomlinson
Dawson
Wollaston
Hackney
West
Whitechapel
Susannah
Hathaway
Ware
Hertfordshire
Exeter
John Hicks
St. Peter’s
Jas
Camberwell
Walter Cock
Surry
Guildford
Falmouth
Young
Excise
His Majesty’s Customs
Excise-office
London
Port News from Plymouth Arrivals and Departures Aug 22 24
The Plymouth port bulletin records arrivals including the Jonge Dirk from Dantzick to Cork and other ships from Oporto, and departures such as the Fortune sloop to Sheerness. Several warships and merchant vessels, including the Gore and other ships, remain in the Downs awaiting orders. Commodore Moore and a flotilla of Royal Navy ships are listed among the inshore men of war and victuallers.
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Plarmouth
Jonge Dirk
Askton
Dantzick
Cork
N.S. de Confession
Benra
de Costa
Southampton
Dormer
Yarmouth Packer
Harrison
Oporto
Deal
Fortune
Sheerness
Flony Orier
Revecca
Bevis
Cardigan
Langer
Haydon
Portsmouth
Alexander
Andrews
Bridgport
John
Elizabeth
Robins
Thomas
Henning
Pool
Downs
Che
George
Commodore ‘Moore
Torrington
Maidstone
Portillion
Pomona
Pelican
Colberg
Vienna
Erfurth
Frince de Stelberg
Viennau
Paris
France
Ione-Fek
London and Portu gal News from a Fragmented Letter
A dated letter from Oporto reports ongoing summer campaigns preparations for early October. Spanish forces retreating due to supply shortages and desertions. Russian and Austrian intrigue over Colberg magazines. Paris losses to the Jesuit crackdown. various naval and military appointments, seizures of tea and brandy, local incidents, and civic notices from Portsmouth to London.
New Optical Goods and Scientific Instruments Sold
Usual Graffis or spectacles for sight protection and eye safety offered with prices from 2s 6d to 4 6d. Brazil pebbles at 165 with gratis treatise. Optical apparatuses from 31 135 6d to twelve guineas. Microscopes telescopes barometers and more including Hadley quadrants and Senex globes at low prices with merchant discounts. Benjamin Martin near Grane-Coure Jeeg-Strest.
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Brazil
Manuel Orreries
Hadley
Senex
Fortartien
Benjamin Martin
Grane-Coure
Jeeg-Strest
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