Poland and Holland frontier talks and Dutch auxiliary gains
Reports from Petersburg to Brussels describe Swedish ministerial assurances, frontier settlements with Finland, and a three year pay plan for auxiliaries with a potential 2500 extra troops. News from Vienna, Copenhagen, and Paris cover court maneuvers, senatorial resignations, and Silesia disputes amid naval and military preparations across European ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
M. Schwartz
States-General
Arriv
Constantinople
Stockholm
Order of Nobles
Count Teffin
Chancery
Baron de Cederacreutz
Springer
Hambureb
Bremen
Lubeck
Kiel
Baltick
Prussian-Pomerania
Ducal- Prusia
Francfort
Vienna
Count Dé Podewils
Silesia
Dutchy
Marshal Seckendorff
Ratisbon
Imperial Court
Europe
Genoa
de Richllieu
Republick of
Lucca
Provence
Calvi
Corsica
Porto Spezzia
Madrid
Snowbound voyage leaves Philadelphia bound ship at bay mouth
An Irish despatch from Belfast reports the Snow, Happy Return of Londonderry, sailing for Philadelphia with one hundred passengers, was stranded at the mouth of the bay. The master, eleven crewmen, and four women perished. a few passengers swam to shore on chests and were rescued. Also noted is the death of Lambert Bayly, an eminent counsellor in law, aged about ten.
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Marshal Saxe Arriv
Roth
Petto
Duke de Richlieu
Marshal de Clermont Tonnere
Berlin
Dresden
Germany
Brusels
Marshal Lowendahl
Namur
Antwerp
M. Lewendahl
Louvain
Mechlin
Bergen-op-Zoom
Paris
Toulouse
Rochelle
St.Maloes
Hague
Brunswick Wolfenbutrle
Duke of
Mecklemburgh
Count de Envie
Aix-la-Chapelle
Zealand
Saxe
Maestricht
Ireland
Dublin
Belfast
Londonderry
Philadelphia
Bay of Philadelphia
Lambert Bayly
Freedom
Belov
Treasury
George Durnford
Duke of Bolton
Southampton
Ile of Wight
Woodman
Bayonne
St. Sebastians
Mouftin
Plymouth
John Baptist
London
Topsham
Newfoundland
Ostend
Hambourg
Wessel
Yarmouth
Naples
Kemoridge Ledge
George
Durell
Scilly
William
Towgood
Twillingate
Pool
Honourable
House of Commons
Temple
Viscount Palmerston
Downton
Wil Sy
George Lyttleton
Oakhampton
William Finch
Cockermouth
Cumberland
Charles Windham, Bart
Vessels Lost and Privatelyer News From London and Norfolk
Bristol reports a Biddeford coal vessel stranded near Pennarth Point after rough seas, crew saved by Mr. Priest from Cardiff. Rivers swollen, low lands overflowed, three drownings near Stapleton River. Norwich notes the Carolina foundered off Holland. Master Twist and crew saved, vessel taken as safety by Brill officials. Also poems, appointments, and privateer captures in Plymouth and Yarmouth, with MPs elected and legal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Swansea
Biddeford
Neath
Pennarth-Point
Priest
Cardiff
Mall
Fater
Stapleton River
Norwich
Carolina
William Twist
Rotterdam
Holland
B Reach
Dunkirk
Twist
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holand
Petersburg
Nicholls
Privasteer
Vateer
Zurich Zee
Canterbury
Richard Monins
Ringwold
Alkham
Monins
Charlton
Dover
Hawes
Teale
Maidstone Gao
Thomas Tyer
Robert Unitt
Ely
Rochester
Tyer
Thomas Lester
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