Great Neapolitan Troops on Frontiers Attract Holy See Attention
Yesterday arrived letters from Holland and Rome noting a large number of Neapolitan troops stationed on the Ecclesiastick State frontiers. The government orders supply of necessities for the troops, who will pay in cash. Reports from various cities tell of earthquakes, suicides, and movements of royal armies in Europe, with details on Feldmarschall Solufkov, Prince Henry, and ongoing operations around Saxony and Fulda.
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Holland
Rome
Attracs
Holy Sees
Chevalier de St. George
Mezzo
Ragusa
Surcide
Alps
Dantztch
Count Solukoff
Petersburgh
Marienburgh
Poerania
Brandenburgh
Silesia
Ratifoon
Winemberg
Swanta
Culogn
Bavaria
Palatine
Fuietr
Lvis
France
Great Britain
Prussia
Duke de Broglie
Empire
Voigtland
Culmbach
Monchsberg
Berlin
Elbe
Moritzburgh
Saxony
Marshal Daun
Prince Henry
Sagan
Fouquet
Francfort
Royal Grenadiers
Fulda
Prince of
Brunswick
Neuhoff
Col. Freytag
Schutz
Serene
Duffeldorp
Count de Src
Germain
Rhine
Marck
Muliclm
Thuis
Ratisbon
Hague
Fune
Sporcki
Bulow
Farhher
Meyrich
Dunkirk
Falaize
Germany
Mahia
Paris
Anne Charlier
Barcelona
Counterfeit Guineas and Attack on Lord Percival
In Birmingham on June 23 a surge of counterfeit Guineas dated 1755 with imperfect fives and faint arms has been noted. Later, in the same city, Yesterday evening between four and five, Lord Viscount Percival was attacked as he rode in a port chaise arriving in the city.
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Birmingham
Fune
Viscount Percival
Highway Robbery at Devizes Endangers Lordship and Thirteen Guinea Demand
A highwayman seized a pistol from Lordship during a turnpike raid at Devizes demanding thirteen Guinea and his purse. The noble pursued, pistol misfired, then the robber rode away on a black mare. Descriptions note a thin man about five feet ten with crape on the face, wearing black and blue, last seen toward Devizes. The local force pursues, hoping for capture. The pistol bore the name William Brander of London.
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Devise
Devizes
Munker
William Brander
London
Neavensil
Pywell
William Fenwick
Desiderivivast
British naval movements and arrivals noted at the Downs
On June 24 Deal reports placing Yesterday and Centaur plus George, Dover, Arethusa, Biddeford Men of War, Oter and Granada Sloops, two Swedish Men of War, and three Virtuallers with N S Piedade Juxiera from Madeira in the Downs. Braven Sloper from St. Kir's also arrived and remains. winds light westward.
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Deal
His Majesty
Centaur
Downs
Dover
Arethusa
Biddeford
Granada
N. S. Piedade
Madeira
Braven
Sloper
St. Kir’s
Prussian Battalion Repels Saxon Dragoon Attack at Topowoda
From Breslau reports General Fouquet sent the second battalion of the Regiment of Mofl under Captain Pfuhl to Neiss. On May 1st near Topt wod a between Mimprich and Henrichau the Prussians repulsed three assaults by 600 Saxon dragoons and 399 Hussars, taking prisoners and reaching Neiss on June 1 with one fatality and eight wounded. Austrian losses were about thirty killed, with wounded carried in twenty wagons to Silberberg.
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London
Breslau
Fouquet
Neiss
Mof
Pfuhl
Top'twoda
Mimprich
Henrichau
Sax Gotha
Fouie
Silbesberg
Magdeburgh
SehGa
Laudohn
Silberberg
Franckenstein
Lowenberg
Romenau
Bretlau
Lauvonn
Glarz
Hamburgh
Austerans
Landshut
Silesia
Neifs
Schweidnitz
Warren
Woolwich Common
Royal Navy
Thompson
North Carolina
Bayonne
Barcelona
Victoire
Arnoux
America
Streights
Marseilles
Malaga
Greyhound
Gibraltar
Mahon
Prince of Wales
Sandifield
Malaya
Cyn
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Coe Apes
Duke of
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Jeber
Rae
Salisbury
Salisbury Courtz
Earl of Pembroke
Thurklay
Salubury
Angel Inn
High Sareer
Ustal
Ruthey Hall
Warford
Couns
Thereford
Winving
Sale
Sir. Lawford
Buthey
White Hare
Wadford
Cri Ool
Ami
Beaumaris
Bodwrog
Llangriftiolis
Llanidan
Llangedwan
Llanfadwrn
Llandynlino
Llanddona
Llanryddlad
Llannvechell
Llanfigael
Landdaufaint
Llangwilog
Llanbadrig
Llechyllched
Newborough
Penmynyth
Pentreath
Trewalchmai
Heneglwys
Angiefea
Llandlechyd
Carnarvon
Henry Powell
Shrewsbury
Ohn Owen
Robert Owen
Satan
Denligh
John
Bowdler
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