War prep and press gangs sweep Europe and shipping
Cadiz reports fierce mobilization across the kingdom with pressed sailors and rising recruits. Madrid and Warsaw dispatch war news as British courts and fleets plan alliances, while Sweden and the Porte figure in a broader European crisis. Military orders, levies, and naval provisioning unfold as tensions escalate.
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Corogno
France
Cadiz
England
Warsaw
M. Golembiewsky
Rudiga
Maeich
Chaczim
Velit Marthal
Republick
Kingdon
Viera
Belgrade
Niffa
Jagodina
Bavaria
Brukersdorff
Paris
Lifton
Antzick
Hambourg
Fuly
Sweden
Seyoris
Stockholm
Brussels
Great Britain
Antwerp
Francfort
Constantinople
Wager to resign command of White Squadron
London reports Sir Charles Wager will resign as Admiral of the White Squadron and be succeeded by Rear Admiral Cavendish. Thomas Matthews, Esq., at Chatham, will become Vice-Admiral of the White. Mr. Pearse of the Navy Office is named Secretary to Vice Admiral Vernon.
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Ds. Stebbing
Gray’s Inn
Wilts
Salisbury
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Naylor
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Zachariah Pearce
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Westminster
Robert Walpole
Houghton Hall
Gibraltar
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Virginia
America
West Indies
Tyis
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Keene
Bay of Biscay
Scotland
Cat. Godolphin
Earl of Godolphin
Ise of Scilly
Stanhope
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Ity
Gerard Napier
Wiliam Napier
Moor-Critchell
Dorfer
Chancellor
Shoreditch
Vandelin
Black Fryars
Mgr
Frederick
Prince of Wales
Ernest
Ely
Page
Rober
Tiurstay
East India Company
Ile of Wight
Princess Royal
Duncomb Backwell
Prince of Orange
Charles Hudson
London
Robert Bootle
China
John Pelly
Borneo
Gotolphin
Francis Steward
St. George
Princess Mary
Martin
Godolphin
Charles Wager
S Wleer
Cavendish
Thomas Matthews
Elq
Chatham
Pearse
Navy Office
Vernon
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Hague
Spain
Marquess de St. Gilles
Walde