News from Courland and European courtiers in Warsaw
From the London GAZETTE dated Warsaw Fen 8 and Hamburgh Jan 25 and Feb 22, reports on Count Kay terling and Count de Borck appealing to Tsarist policy over Courland, Danish deserters pardons, Russian envoy journeys to Schwerin, campaign prep in Berlin, and naval movements including British, Dutch and French ships with notices of court appointments and local disturbances.
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Horse theft notice from Bishop's Castle man
A public ad in Bishop's Castle Somersetshire announces that Edward Jones, alias Merelith, aged about twenty two, wore a blue coat and red waistcoat and left a bay mare at Red Talon in Bishop's Castle. The mare stands ten hands three inches high and is promised to be fed away. Jones is in Shrewsbury Gaol on suspicion of stealing a horse near Myvod in Montgomeryshire. Any person who has seen the mare or can prove ownership should contact Powell in Bishop's Castle within a fortnights from this notice, to recover the horse and pay costs or see it sold if unclaimed. Dated January 6, 1762.
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