Massive European Troop Movements In The Current Campaign
Reports from Holland to Stockholm and Vienna detail large-scale troop movements. Empress Catherine's allies prepare 400,000 troops with 50,000 recruits, while Count Lacy heads to Riga and British commissions raise 30,000 to reinforce Vienna. Frigates, ships and artillery moves signal preparations across Narva, Revel, Cronstadt and Baltic ports as European powers align for further conflict.
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Hungary
Knees Rupnin
Count Lacy
Riga
Constantinople
Bismark
Tettau
Bauden
Lubeck
D. Petersbourg
Moscow
Britannick
Earl of Hyndford
Vienna
Poland
Lithuania
Transylvania
Stockholm
Finland
Baron Korff
Copenhagen
M. de Laumarie
Brunwick Beveren
Duke of Cumberland
Genoa
Corsica
Republick
Calvi
Ajaccio
St. Boniface
Sardinia
Nice
Count Brown
Lombardy
Provence
Turin
Milan
Pavia
St. Margaret
Brown
Count Schulemberg
Venice
Asia
Scutario
Adrianople
Philipopoli
Sileria
Bulgaria
Breda
Contantinople
Berlin
Silesia
Prussia
Pomerania
Dresden
Charles VII
Munich
Count Keyserling
Petersbourg
Sweden
Franckfort
Avignon
Paris
Marshal Saxe
Count Saxe
Marshal Belleisle
Italy
Luxembourg
Landrecy
Netherlands
Bretagne
Hyeres
Trinity College Dublin confers degrees at Commencement
Ireland Dublin March 7. Tuesday last at a Trinity College commencement the Archbishop of Cashel Vice-Chancellor Rev Thomas Walls Rev John Whittingham Rev Paul Read and Rev Dawson conferred Doctors in Divinity. Also Messrs Gervais Hudson Doyle and Fletcher named Masters of Arts and forty five Batchelors noted.
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Ireland
Dublin
Trinity College
Archbishop of
Cashel
Thomas Walls
Wicklow
John Whittingham
Paul Read
Dawson
James Knight
Henry Mercier
Messrs Gervais, Hudson, Doyle, and Fletcher
Appointment of Collector at the Port of Leith
In Edinburgh on afard 6 Mr Chamber Lewis late Comptroller-Depute of the Customs is named Collector at Leith Port. Convoys and transports totaling 26 with five regiments aboard sailed for Holland but returned due to east winds. Wind now NW, vessels again under sail. embarkation praised as expeditious despite setbacks.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Chamber Lewis
Leith
Holland
N. W
Satire and naval praise in London commentary
London readers are told satirical lines attack sea officers’ generality while praising officers like Boscawen, Warren, and Anson. Notices report Westminister electors’ planned procession, a frugal political figure, a forthcoming Milner marriage, and reprieves for rebels at Southwark jail. A French prize voyage from Bristol and the loss of the Henrietta voyage to New York are noted with the chief mate drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Westminster
Lyons- Inn-Hall
Vintners-Hall
Ireland
William Milner, Bart
Elizabeth Mordaunt
Mordaunt
Somerset-House
Earl of Peterborough
Walter Mitchel
J. James Gadd
Bristol
Rye
Henrietta
Norris
Boston
New York
Loft
Drown
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Hague
Bredaig
Spain
Earl of Sandwich
Prince of Waldeck
Roya
Britain
Boscawen
Warren
Anson