Sackville Receives Lieutenant General Ordnance Post
In Whitehall on December 20 the King appointed George Sackville esq commonly Lord George Sackville Major General of his Majesty s Forces to the office and place of Lieutenant General of his Majesty s Ordnance. Also bankrupts named: John Wharry Eltham Mercer dealer and chapman John Idle Wakefield Cornporter and Chapman Thomas Judd Melton Mowbray Mercer draper dealer and chapman Thomas Powell Chester shipwright dealer and chapman Robert Thornton Saint Martin’s Westminster virtualler dealer and chapman John Mason Bristol broker and merchant Abraham Norton Maid Lane Southwark haymaker and chapman.
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Reward Offered for Pirates Hiding under Privateer Commissions
Admiralty announces a reward of one hundred pounds for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of divers privateers or British vessels engaging in piracy or robbery against neutrals or subjects of the Crown during the war with France. Provisions include protection from impressment for one year for those claiming the reward.
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Dangerous Maladies Ravage Brest Troops in Marine War
Paris dispatches report that Brest letters warn of a very dangerous malady among the Marine troops, claiming 8000 have died. It notes German campaigns also suffer, due to air and diet differences, severe season, and fatigue from campaigns.
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