News From Europe New Prussian War Talk and troop Movements
Yesterday’s mail from Flanders reports chagrin among English envoys and merchants over Empress declarations, with threats of a Baltic spring English squadron. Recruits for Count Solikoff march, Poland vows neutrality but prepares for potential Ruffian incursions, and Prussia eyes possible battles as Daun reinforces Saxony. Journal notes Dz Dresden rumor of a treason plot, plus naval and army relocations across Vienna Copenhagen and Frankfurt.
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Flanders
Peterburgh
M. Keith
Baltick
Pruffia
Count Solikoff
Warsaw
Royal Republick
Prussia
Poland
Brandenburgh
Copenhagen
Vienna
Iris
Laudohn
Daun
Bohemia
Frost
Francfort
Fan
Saxony
Marshal Daun
Dresden
Silesia
Count de Marthal
Versaillesy
London News from 18th Century Military and Maritime Actions
Reports claim 4000 British troops may be sent to the East Indies with Clive guiding plans to raise funds by 2,000,000 pounds in specie, while 8000 men could help discharge the national debt. Royal navy actions include Boscawen and Geary arrivals, privateer prizes off Whitby and Sunderland, and ships in Martinico. Royal William and Sandwich sail with attachments. London privateers captivate vessels and slaves. Royal Navy remounts, peerages anticipated, and a Danish subsidy dispute mentioned. Edward Tarry obituary noted. Dumfries wedding of Lord George Lennox and Lady Louisa Carr reported. various imports at 231,660 yards linen, sugar, pimento, tobacco.
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London
East-Indies
Clive
Cain
Muley Ismael
Morocco
Marquis of Granby
England
Germany
Copenhagen
Denmark
France
Baltick
Admiral Boscawen
Royal William
Admiral Geary
Sandwich
Princess Amelia
Orford
Plymouth Sound
Dover
Calais
Yorkshire
Whitby
Sunderland
Montford
Belfast
Coverley
Hughes
West-Indies
Charlotte
Collins
Bristol
Newfoundland
Guildarr
Melly
Guadalupe
Virginia
West Indies
Carew
Holmes
Boston
St. Kit’s
Antigua
Allwright
East India Company
Ireland
Leeward Islands
Jamaica
George Lennox
Louisa Carr
Duke
Dutchess of
Richmond
Dumfries
Scotland
Laft
Kitt’s Inn
Middlesex
Edward Tarry
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William Fenwick
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Trumpee
Place
White Turk
Dodsworth
Chalfont - House
Gerrard's Cross
Anby Cade
Hambleton
John Moore
Slouch
Cargavas
Old Cade
Soreheels
Mr. Panton
Ralph Milbank
Capt. Hartley
Bal Ralam
Makerere
Engand
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James-Street
Westminster
Green Park
Piccadilly
Sussex
Brucen Street
Henry Kentway
Saltath
Cornwall
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Deceas
Kru
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Veale
Coke Meet
Richard
Guy
Francis Douce
Samuel Enderby
Sam
Thames-Street
Gospel-Lion
Brecon
Chair Les Remays Tynte
St. John the Evangelist
Lanvigan
Lanchelly
George Kemeys
Newport
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John Prichard
Penkelly
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County of Bucks
Lord Cheyne
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Chetham
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Nore
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