Campaign dispatch from Wurtzburgh and Saxony plans
May reports from Brussels Gazette describe Allied and French moves in Saxony and Franconia with units under Lusatia Ferdinand and St Germain. Notes on supply, discipline, and timing, plus expected field start June 1 and a 24th rendezvous, including British strength of about twenty thousand and troop movements toward Marpurg and the Lower Rhine.
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Mensin
Wurtzburgh
Aliy
Ield
Prince of
Deux-Ponts
Bamberg
Haddick
Count Serbelloni
Saxony
Circle of
Franconia
Empire
Luczinski
Schleitz
Kleefeld
Gera
Prince of Stolberg
Lobenstein
Regiment of
Palatine Dragoons
Teutzchnitz
Francfort
Mays
Xavierus
Lusatia
Wirtembergers
France
Prince Ferdinand
London
Marshal Duke
Gietlen
Ferdinand
Marpurg
Lower Rhine
Count de St. Germain
Hardenberg
Brussels
Turenne
Linvilliers
Fischer
Flanders Volunteers
Duffeldorp
Broglio
Port News Haravich May 22 1763 Smack taken and ransomed
Port News from Haravich May 22 reports the Isaac and Elizabeth Fishing Smack and four other smacks were captured eight leagues northeast of Cromer by a Cutter Privateer. They were ransomed at a high rate. The Privateer drove many more from the business ashore, likely ending the season for many. Deal May 24 notes arrivals of Sloop Granada and Carolina Packet from Liverpool with about thirty coasters under convoy sailing for the River.
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Haravich
Isaac and Elizabeth
Thomas Boldgrson Matter
Cromer
Deal
His Majesty
Granada
Carolina Packet
Skurd
Carolina
Barnwelt
Howard
Liverpool
Portsmouth
Royal Birthday Observances And European Diplomacy Report
News from London covers Prince Frederick William birthday honors at Kensington and Princess Dowager events at Leicester House, plus letters from the Hague noting mediation bids by the King of Great Britain. Reports detail Austrian, French, and Spanish diplomacy, naval actions, prize captures near Guernsey, and local court attendance, with Royal assent to acts and bankruptcies listed.
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Frederick William
Kensington
Leicester House
Hague
Great- Britain
London
Versailles
Petersourgh
Paris
Count Stahremberg
Marquis de Grimaldt
Montesty
Brutsels Gazette
Rome
Genoa
Corsica
Holy See
Europe
Count de Fuentes
Marquis de Abrue
Soho Square
Sun
Dean Street
Lord Panmure
Rochester
Guernsey
David Sale
Eleanor
Barraby Hawkins
Tinmouth
Bristol
Malicorne
St. Maloes
Faid
Sc. Joseph de N. S. de Rofara
Groyne
Monte Christi
New York
Sagar
S&c
Leghorn
Shannon
Gregg
Nichols
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Mars
Portsmouth
Rippon
Colchester
Madeira
St. He
Commons
Quarm
House of Peers
Prince of Wales
Duke of Cumberland
Duke of York
Canterbury
Lord Privy Seal
Robert Sedgwick
Green Lettice Lane
John Barnes
Dirk van Milart
Theophilus Boswell
Leadenhall Market
Poulterer
John Kelly
Kelley
Piccadilly
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Deptford
Woolwich
His Majesty’s Watch
Wind N. E
Lena
Greenwich Hospital
Coventry
Richmond
St. James’s Church
Richard Fill Waring
Hayes
Salop
Ely
Mills Wynne
Locswood
Flint
George Wynne
Morris
East India Company
Fenchurch Sseet
Clerey
Kent
Bell Lin
Maidsicne
Scndes
Kien Woo
Hor
Lewis Watson
St. Alban’s
Lidrey
Gloucester
John Nortong
John
Mary Ireland
N.B. Sidney
Chipton
Caerleon
Newport
Cartitt
Cowbridge
Newth
Swanay
Milford-Haven
South Wales
Harwich
Romford
Essex
Geo
Millor