Warburg Camp honors for British Cavalry at 1760 action
Warburg Camp Aug 1 1760 reports Prince Ferdinand’s orders praising Lord Granby and the British cavalry for prodigious valor in the day’s charge. Officers and regiments named receive public thanks, including Johnson of Connay’s Regiment, Beckwith, Maxwell, the Austrian and British units, and Capt. Wintenrood wounded. Aug 2 notes further thanks to Sloper and Clinton. contains broader war updates from Deal to Deal, civilian notices, and shipping movements.
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Prince Ferdinand
Warburgh Camp
Ts'keiéne Hiphnets
Lord Granby
Johnson
Conway
Vauplan
Beckwith
Maxwell
Phillips
M’ Baie
Stevens
Prince
Sporken
Bredenbeck
Cope
Hudd
Bulow
Brit Legion
Suir
Wintenrood
Carpenter
Daunan
Fischer
Sloper
Hardinburg
Mallortie
Warburg Camp
Fily
Clinton
Barracks Construction and Dock Pay Delays Noted
From Chatham Aug 29 reports pay to shipwrights for half a year will start next week at the Yard. Sheerness Yard to be paid and bricklayers busy completing barracks and walls around the new burial ground with a road from the barracks to Chatham Hill. In Cambridge a wife fell from a horse near Marker, died after stirrup entanglement, and a young servant died after ingesting poison.
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Kendal
Westimoreland
Chelmsford
Mr. Adams
Butterfly
Hunters Place
Sharpin
Princess of Wales
Thames
Kew
Garnham
Guildford
Wnettlebed
Oxfordshire
Fielding
Capt
Cockburn
Essex
Antigua
Dumas
Salisbury
Lord Percival
Pigéorns
Tothill Streer
Westminster
St. James’s Haymarket
Whitechapel
Hay Fold
London Gazette
Admiraltys Ofice
Halifax
Allen
Louisburg
Chaleur Bay
St. Laurence
Byron
Fame
Scarborough
Machault
Bienfaisant
Marquis Marloze
Lord Rutherford
New York
John Gell
Norwich
Mercer
Thomas,Percivall
Salford
Lancaster
Crown and Cushion
Manchester
Joseph Holland
Béalton
Beeston
Charnty
Nottingham
Hofier
White Lion
Thomas Liddat
Axminster
Devon
Grocer
Mercer, and Cutler
John Barnes
Dirk van Miljert
Green Lettice Lane
London
Brokers
Chatham
Sheerness Yard
Chatham Hil
Cambrigge
Hulbéach
Fétar
Dreadnought convoy returns from Jamaica voyage
His Majesty's ship Dreadnought arrives with sixty four ships in convoy from Jamaica. The Frade remains with the fleet, while the Argo sails separately toward Sheetness. Wind from the west at five.
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Jamaica
Sheetness
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Yarmouth Road
Bristol
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Philadelphia
A. Fanken
Erich
Valentia
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