Victorious English in Bengal Attend Naval and Land Action
An English squadron and 500 regulars under Col. Ford repelled Dutch landings at Canchery, killing 400 and imprisoning others while Col. Clive’s forces backed by ships won both sea and land engagements. The Nawab’s defection later swung to the English, and damages totaled 100000 paid for Dutch losses. Extra letters describe Norwegian coast privateering, French prize captures, and naval movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Dorset
Forrester
Wilson
Clive
Col
Ford
Bengal
Col. Clive
Hardwick
Marulipatam
England
Christiansand
Newcastle
Norway
Christianfand
Fee
Auditon
Peterhead
Rattrayhead
Johnston
Inverness
London
Alexander Thomson
Aberdour
John Orkney
Montrost
Hamburgh
France
Lamb
Coventry
Aberdeen
James
Peggy
Orkney
Holland
St. John de Acri
Leghorn
St. Andrew’s
Duncan
Berwick
Barcelona
Valour
Mally
Dunbar
Thompson
Carrhagena
Plymouth
Hercules
Streights
Argo
Benjamin
Samuel
Patten
Boston
Portmouth
Pownll
Hamilton
Piscataqua
Jamaica
Holford
Republick
Gaoa
Birtles
Brass Crosby
Tower Ward
Castleman
Clerical livings, weddings, and court sessions in old London
The piece notes Rev. Mr. Rayner presenting to Great Hillingdon with Uxbridge annexed, a wedding between John Smith of a renowned lace family and Miss Ann Barton, and a series of court incidents at the Old Bailey and Brentford. It also advertises Mary Stewart’s medicinal preparations with prices and locations in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayner
St. Paul's
Great Hillingdon
Uxbridge
Middlesex
John Smith
Smith
East India Company
Ann Barton
Fenchurch Street
Vauxhall
Purchas
Brentford
Hertford
Essex
Kent
Sussex
Surrey
Mary Stewarmt
Robertsson
Ward
Mary Stewart
Robertson
Robert Stewart
Golden Head
Millman Street
Lit'e Ornond-Street
St. John’s Chapel
Bedford- Row
N. B
Stewart
Philip Miller
F.R.S. Menther
Botanic Academy
Florence
Apothecaries
Postscript on British Army Pay and Settlement Plans
The document proposes continuing regiment pay through disbandment and distributing funds from dead, deserter, and contingency pay among soldiers. It envisions settling remnants in America on land near colonies, with provisions, housing, and family support, plus legal exemptions from burdensome offices and charitable foundations for children. It also allows rewards for inventions and improvements, and elevates veterans who volunteer as militia substitutes, aiming to preserve men and foster public return on investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon .Don
America
Fuldin
BLOODY ENGAGEMENTS AT SEA AND COUNCIL NOTES
Royal George from the East Indies arrives at Spithead amid reports of a bloody engagement with French forces under General Lily. Captured vessels change hands, while ministers of the Evangelical Body meet in Saxony over a controversial Imperial Rescript. Deaths, burglaries, and naval movements fill the week’s updates along with stock prices and maritime cargo notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal George
Spithead
Guerel Love Es Oan
Lily
Loi
M. de Bury
Mtn
Clive
Porge
Brereton
Vizigaparam
Forde
Fim Ratifron
Laf Mons
Saxony
St. Emeran
Pafsipe
Castle Alley
Meir Brook
Morris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Postscript
Portsmouth
Fevertham
Guernsey
Cap
Sani
Neal
Rotterdam
Torrington
Forbes
Oporto
Sterling-Castle
Wind N. W
Hang
Christen
Snall
Prichuf
India
Ditca India An
Bank An
Fhue Subic
Navy
Nity House
St. Nicholas
Hoares
Fich
Harrow On the Hill
Samuel Glasse