Exeter Rages 1763 Hall-Down Prizes for Horses
Historic notice for August racing at Hall-Down Devon with two Purse events each worth fifty pounds. Four and seven year old horses carry varying weights, entry fees and prizes. races comprise four-mile heats with steward and subscriber oversight. Entries due eight days before running at Plymouth Inn with required proofs of breeding, sweats, and cramming.
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Exeter
Devon
Somerset
Cornwall
He Horfes
Cowie
Plymouth Inn
St. Thomas the Apostlé
Fach -Horfe
I&c
Chiei
Chen
Gio
Jess
Korte
D&c
Aeceveril
N. B
Manchester
Kerfal Moor
Comrie
Couriz
Agel
Horfschet
Francis Morley
Stratford
Pee Avon
Sxipwiru
Birmingham
Stracford
Easton
Northampton
Stamford
Bletio
Kafton
Shuttleworch
Great Howden
Market-Harborough
Leicestershire
Keynshiam
County of
Oxford
Huckendon
County of Bucks
Shocklach Oviat
Horton
Chorlton
John Puleston
Enirall
Gyol
Shack- Jack
Chester
Wrexham
Whitchurch
Malpas
Chambre
Petronin Shropshire
Francis Chambre
Leche
Temple
Siege advances and wild storms sweep multiple regions
From Genoa reports General Maure presses the siege of Fue riani with hopes to force surrender of key positions. A skirmish yields heavy losses for rebels and Genoese. Cadiz notes Mexican flotilla and treasure convoys due in August. Paris reports massive hail storms across Auvergne Macon Beaujelois and Bar le Duc destroying crops and roofs. Prince Immanuel Maurice of Lorraine dies in Elbeuf. Hamburg notes Duke Anthony Ulrich of Brunswick may regain liberty with conditions.
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France
Genoa
A. Bastia
Gafforio
Noese
Cadiz
Mexico
Dix
Provence
Tarascon
Befancony
Franche County
Nuttin
Castiniles
Paris
Auvergne
Aurillac
Macon
Beaujelois
Burgundy
Saone
Bar-le-duc
Ligny
Lizny
St. Clare
Imanuel Maurice of
Lorrain
Elbeuf
Normandy
Kingdom of
Naples
Joseph
Charles VI
Hamburgh
Wolffenbattle
Anthony Ulrich of
Brunswick
Russia
Duke of Brunswick
Anthony Vinek
Creek and Choctaw Report Peace Talk Prompting Fort Evacuations
A fragmented extract notes tribal leaders from the Creek, Choctaw, and Chickasaw confederacies receiving word that the French commandant at Fombegoe fort claimed peace with Britain and planned withdrawal of French forts east of the Mississippi. Mortar, a Creek headman, favors French alignment and warns his faction may switch sides if evacuation proceeds, implying upheaval among allied tribes.
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America
Charles Torun
Fombegoe
Great Britain
Halbama
Mobille
Fiy
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Seaon
Charles Bathurst
Tne
Fleet-Scréet
J. Dodsley
Balsas
Woodyer
Cambridge
Sibbald
Liverpool
Lign Newton
Hitchin
Hertfirdshire
Twenty-First Regiment of Foot
Danto
Don
Crookall
Simpson
Matthew Hooper
Fleet- Market
London
George Brain
Long-Compton
Chipping
Norton
Oxfordshire
Long Compton
Shirley Street
M. B
Lincoln
Aysthorp
Brattleby
Ayither and
Thorpe
Great North Road
Mr. Chambre
Péttdri
Brick-Court
The
Londong
John Probert
Shrewysburyy
Suffolk
Parcichlars
Mort- Jock -Oaksham
Haverhill
Essex
Roffenhagen
Rudgley
Wolfley Bridge
Stafford
Robert Hodgson
Colton
Gloucester
Reco
Severn
John Ruth
Adderman Harris's
William Gayher
Bristol
Benjamin Vaughan
North Briton
No. LV
St. Bride's
Fleet Street
T. Waller
Fepteg-Lane