News From The Fronts Across Europe June Dispatches
Reports from Vienna Berlin Genoa and Ghent describe Austro Austrian and French movements across Italy Germany and the Low Countries. Austrian forces seize towns in Abruzzi and advanced posts near Teramo Civita di Penna and Atri while Russian and Ottoman hostilities loom. Counts and generals plan maneuvers as Austrian King of Hungary struggles for support. French transports reach Dunkirk. networked telegrams claim potential peace via Austrian Netherlands action.
Boffin in New England reports Knowles in Antigua base
April 30 Plantation News notes contrary claims of Commodore Knowles leading a West Indies squadron and secret expedition The latest advice from St Kitts via Capt Leppingten places Knowles ashore at Antigua Harbour while Commodore Warren commands the king's ships in the Leeward Islands keeping them at sea only for provisioning.
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Amazons in Red Fight French Ship, Glasgow Voyage
A Glasgow bound voyage story tells of Captain Hugh Wallace using five vessels and fearless townswomen who had long served their country. They march in red coats with firearms, causing the French crew to surrender. 31 prisoners are taken and about 12,000 pieces of eight are found while ballast is offloaded and the remaining French are guided to Clyde.
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Horse Races at Salisbury Offer Nobility and Excitement
The Salisbury meeting featured two heats of the Parfé of One Hundred Guineas with Marlindal and Routh racing. Routh could not run the second heat. The Genlémens Parté of Fifty Guineas saw four close contenders led by Oroonoko and Berry Andrew claim wins. The City Free-Plate winner was Samaritan after a tight first and second heat, drawing a crowd of nobles and gentry.el
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