Imperial and British notices from Dresden to London
Dresden reports fear of 12000 recruits by February 24. Imperial forces move toward Cassel. 2000 Pandours head to Heffe. Post Office officers arrive at Cassel to establish Imperial post. In London, Britannicus argues for live cattle imports to reduce meat prices, linking trade to land values and debt relief. Also listed are expedition forces against Martinico and various ship losses and trials.
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Munden
Trautmansdorff
Bretlach
Savoye
Fulde
Hesse
Cobourg
Heffe
Hesfian
Caffel
Aulick Council
Prince d'Isembourg
Rothenbourg
Werra
Empire
Fritzar
Homberg
Brunswick
Austria
London
Ireland
Renita
Britannicus
Martinico
Hopton
Barrington
Armiger
Haldane
Watson
Duvour
Elliot
Shields
Samuel
Whiterow
Cadiz
Pool
Havre
Bellona
Martha
James Broderick
Guernsey
Fowry
Mevaghey
Staplehurst
Kent
Michael Burton
Robert Hicks
Barr
St. John’s College
Cambridge
Whitechapel Road
Hackney
Payne
Bell-Yard
Temple- Bar
Newgate
Robert Bremer
Daniel Owens
Bristol
Baily
Lockhart
Crown
Great Britain
Thomas Gagg
States General
United Provinces
Nicholas Cook
Woolwich
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Dresden
Henry
Spain
Bawn Krupt
William Wilson
Bow-Lane
Silkman, Dealer and Chapman
Admiralty Office
Offenees
Admiralty of
England
Fufice-Hall
Old Baily
Basingstone Hill
Windlesham
Surrey
Hoxnflow-Heath
Middlesex
Stanes
Crawford Bridge
Maidenhead Bridge
County of Bucks
Casle Inn
Salt-Hill
Forencon
Wm. Burcomss
William Tovey
Birmingham
Bell and Anchor
Little St. Andrew’s Street
Seven Dials
Sadlers
Hertfordshire
Piefell Thire O . Payne
Eiate-Street
The
London Evening-Post
Rayne
Deceas
Meff. Harman and Co
Wildman
Cheapside
Gregg
St. Thomas Apostles
Mr. Barbandt
N.B
Broad-Street
Golden-Square
Mr. Seeshens
Temple Gates
Fleet-Screet
R. Vander Gucht