Caithness Address and War Office Orders Stir British Forces
London reports from Caithness address to the king on American affairs. Weymouth orders regiments in Ireland to join their corps, with some exceptions for recruiting or other duty. War Office dispatches command the 7th regiment to attach to the corps. Navy notes predict American strength at sea next summer, including ships of various guns. Portmouth reports Tartar and Arethusa frigates bound for St Helena to escort homeward East Indiamen. An afloat vessel near Lynn loses its rudder. Albion and Holpke reach Cuxhaven while ice slows Elbe travel. Friendship remains in Tinmouth Bay, cargo at risk if weather moderates.
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Weather, mail delays, and crimes in early 18th century notices
Reports from Friday and Saturday include a Turkish ship bound for Russia in the Elbe frozen by寒 cold, mails delayed at Deal and Lewes amid heavy snow. Major General Craig’s court martial overruled. adjutant set to fill vacancy. small thefts and robberies occur in Bath, Bristol, and London. Diamond order of the Bath stolen at St James’s. Snowbound roads impede carriages from Billerica to Rochford. town posts and stagecoaches delayed. Several religious appointments and obituaries noted.
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