Berlin News On Prussian Movements In Bohemia
Foreign intelligence reports state that the Prussian king entered Bohemia with force, occupied Nachod, and moved toward Jaromirs as Austrian foragers were driven back. Ziethen's Hussars routed an Austrian post, capturing Count de Neuwied and 300 men, with Austrian general wounded. Plague deaths reported in Seragtio and Captain Balhaw Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bohemia
Nachod
Jaromirs
Butle
Ziethkn
Hussars
de Probs
Prince Henry
Planen
Dres den
Prussia
de Neuwied
Frankenstein
Breslaw
Constantinople
Seragtio
Ships Arriving and Departures From Cork to Various Ports
The July 25 list notes wind directions and arrival details for multiple vessels including the James and Mary Chandler from Cork, Sally Ward for Pensacola, Swan Jeffrys for Chester, and outward-bound ships such as Helena Schooner Speedwell sloop Kite Lurcher and Wells. Several vessels from London Liverpool Neath and other ports appear with destinations like Naples Oporto Lisbon and Leith, detailing outward movements and cargo routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Wind S. W
James
Mary
Chandler
Cork
Sally
Ward
Pensacola
Naples
Swan
Jeffrys
Chester
Dial
Helena
Speedwell
Kite
Lurcher
Wells
Greyound
War rumor reaches Harwich as France declares war
July 24 Harwich reports an express to the Governor of Land yard Fort to keep the guns loaded amid France declaring war on Thursday. A Tuesday report claimed over thirty privateers from Dunkirk and Calais are cruising to intercept English vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwich
Landyard Fort
France
Dunkirk
Calais
Secret orders and evacuation controversy in London to America
London reports reveal that an express ship sailed with 40 Ireland recruits for America while a major plan to conquer or negotiate conquest collapsed. The Eden Johnstone clash shows secrecy and miscommunication, with Eden denying knowledge of a packet ordering Philadelphia’s evacuation, and Governor Johnstone demanding explicit ignorance from Eden. The episode exposes ministerial infighting and failed strategic moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
America
Eden
Johnstone
England
Mr.Eden
Johinson
Philadelphia
Rnor Ohnstone
Congress
Messinger
War News and Naval Movements Across the Atlantic
Reports from London and ports detail Governor Johnstone and American actions in New York and New Jersey, with delays in negotiations and dispatches from Paris. Admiral Keppel considers resignation after ministry displeasure, while Brest and Quiberon Bay forces join the Brest fleet. Privateers capture ships off Africa and Newfoundland gales injure vessels. shipyards rush to readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstone
New Jersey
Ferguson
Lord Stormont
Paris
England
Congress
Robert Morris
New-York
Keppel
Lizard
Pensacola
Mobille
St. Augustine
Ohio
Missisippi
Charles Town
South Carolina
Bridol
Plymouth
Admiralty Board
Royal George
Portsmouth
Spithead
Forton
Lisbon
Asia
Madeira
Colebrook
Morris
Gatton
Chisholm
Royal
Huddard
Henry
Dundass
Calcutta
Thompson
London
East Indies
Morse East Indiaman
Raffel
Byron
Newfoundland
Tomain
Rochfort
Brestleet
Quiberon Bay
Kitty
Fischer
Deptford
Dublin
Multitude Attacks Cloth Docks and Robs English Posts
A large mob of about 200 armed men sacked wooden cloth depots at White Cross Tin Stonybatter, dragged goods to Belturbes, burned them near Weavers Square and Pill Lane, and seized whiskey casks as guards dispersed the riot. Two women at St Giles workhouse killed another in a dispute, with authorities detaining the killer for coroner inquiry. Earlier, three men charged with murder near Clones in Monaghan were to be sent to Scotland for trial. A teen drowned at Blackfriars Bridge and a case against Mr. Jaques over bankruptcy was resolved in his favor after lengthy legal maneuvering. A fire at Gracechurch Street damaged Mr. Finley’s mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weavers Square
Burtt
St. Giles’s
Sir John Fielding
James Buchanan
Charles Harding
Edward Kelly
Clones
Monaghan
George William Fraser
Kinnerlochy
Highlands
Scotland
Fraser
Ireland
Shire of
Inverness
Blackfriars Bridge
Chaloner
Bridewell-Precinct
Robert Jaques
Murphy
Jaques
Nicoll van
Council
Bengal
Court of Common Pleas
East-India Company
Corn and Grain Prices Mixed in Market Report
A fragment lists corn price per quarter and grain rates including wheat at 365 to 438, barley 18s to 26s, rye 225 to 29s, oats 139 to 378, pale malt 26s to 30s, and brown malt 26s to 38s, with several garbled notes reflecting a 19th century market column.
Prices at Smithfield Market Reported Beef and Pork Rates
Market notes from Smithfield show beef priced at 3d to 4d per pound, mutton at 3 ½d to 5d, pork at 4 ½d to 6d. Lambs range from 12s to 11 4s per head, with various cuts and terms mentioned in the day’s tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Prince of Castle Werg
Salisbury Races Wednesday July 22
Report notes a Salisbury race event on Wednesday July 22 with notations referencing a figure 10023 and a phrase The King's pisse. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear participants or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Sussex militia deserter sought from Lewes notice
Daniel Harris a 35 year old weaver from St Michaels Coventry is described as five feet six inches with a dark hat and rusty complexion. He is from the Sussex militia a deserter from Captain Sicele's Company and is to be confined if captured. A reward of two guineas is offered for apprehension and delivery to the commanding officer at Lewes or Messrs Aggair and Bullock in London.
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Sussex
Apt. Sicele
Daniel Harris
St. Michael’s
Coventry
Clonel
Lewes
Agair
Bullock
Deserter Notice From Sussex Regiment Captain Grins Company
A 41 year old man described as William Bofting, six feet one inch, born Shauxhtes maid cowry, a lawyer by trade, with a large chin scar, left Kiig thelmston Siffz. A reward is offered by Parliament for apprehension and confinement of the deserter, with assurances to the captor of a reward and legal protection. Whitehall, London notices call for return.
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Sussex Regiment
Grin
Kiig
Thelmston
Siffz
William Bofting
Shauxhtes
Agair
Halseck
Whitehall
London
Agg
Remarkable Cure Reported From Chelsea Doctor
A letter-like notice claims a Lady of high status was cured after thirteen weeks of heated baths and vapour therapies administered by Dr Comes in Chelsea. The account praises the doctor and warns of widespread benefits of the regimen, urging readers to consult Dr Comes and his methods for alleged relief from persistent headaches nerves and weak constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loncar
Comes
College of Pbicians
Stiel
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Foreign Intelligence
Kirby Hall
George
Oporto
Anerve
Hopkins
Rom
Ditto
Treward Previs
Earl of Grenville
Howe
Providence
Rea
Ditt
Witten Gally
Brown
Ditta
Lovely Betsey
Bishop
Dita
Dito
Port Packet
Lurdie
Iron Hull
Wilson
Wessels
Liverpool
Hamburgh
Good Intent
Christian
Neath
Camberwell
Ogilvie
Diana
Cobb
Donald
Emerson
Prince George
Mann
Bellew
Cockburn
Charlot
Harrington
Byron, Mormore
Dartmouth
Florian
Bailey
the Sureights
Charming Harriet
Doughty
Marase
Catharine
Forath
Lord North
Dowman
Pallas
Warring
Joseph
Wallas
Memel
Leith
Country News
O'Kelly
Wiffman
City
Laege
Mr. Neal
Harry — Das
Tara
Pionee
Lichester
F Onde
Mr. Parker
Hibberd
Omniam
Hibbierd
Parker
Bacon
Lane
Warrington Academ
Henry Heshen
Tho
Butterworh
Rasiey
Arthur Heyward
John Cari
Percival
F.R.S
Njimh Heywood
Willim Brooksbank
Q. Tho
Philip H Land
Fife
Eve
Hnry Hotlard
Rich
Godwin
Ritch
Fie Touchet
Enis Best
John Mort
John Aikin
Willian Enfield
Tures
Ch.mitry
Sik
Irgen
Hhe Fame
Hele
M . Bright
The
Fame
Aisin
Metica Pr
Reid
Turora
Lesers
D . Endfield
Warrington
Pdoctar
Chelsea
Ghirraus
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