Siege of the Isles Reported as Allied Bombardment Intensifies
From the General Quarters of the French Army at Cannes dated May 26 the bombardment of the Isles continues with mortars and cannon. Reports state French and allied officers witness the siege and preparations for a possible dawn landing while British ships observe from nearby. Disturbances rise as Forages and troop movements unfold along the Scheldt and Brabant front. The London Gazette notes further fleet movements from Brest and Antwerp garrison adjustments as Britain credibly eyes a broader European war. A London observer recounts various marriages, deaths, and local governance notices amid wartime urgency.
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Isles
Chevalier de Belleisle
M. de Chevert
Croisette
Grenadiers
Picquets
St. Marguerite
P.S
Chevalier de Belleitle
Schynder
Antwerp
Marshal Bathiani
Maastricht
Empire
Lefser Nethe
Lier
Schelde
Bergen-op- Zoom
Temesvaer
Kingdom of Hungary
London Gazette
Ulm
Count Cobentzel
Burrish
Swabia
Hague
Fune
Paris
Versailles
Lisle
Cambray
Count Maurepas
Coarts
Cardinal Tencin
Lyons
Count de St. Morentin
Brest
Rochelle
Brussels
Saxe
Prince Clermont
Gomes Serra
Jacob Gomes Serra
St. Mary-Axe
Esy
Britain
Lambeth
Preist
Conduit Street
Anne Powis
Edgar
G. Perceval
James Earl of Abercorn
Ford
Sussex
Clymping
Stockholm
Order of Peasants
Blackwell
Madrid
Genoa
Italy
Don Philip
Naples
Ratisbon
Elector Palatine
Franconia
Vienna
Triers
Manheim
Hambourg
Magdebourg
Count Browne
Vare
Thomas Robinson
Admiral Medley
Mitchel
Zealand
Middlebourg
Mitchell
France
Liege
Halen
Haffelt
Germany
Holland
Revenue sloop uncovers 36 chests tea and wares hidden aboard
In Belfast Harbour, on the night of May 19 Captain Luke Mercer commanding the Berborough rummaged the Catherina Margaretta from Gottenbourg in the Lough of Carrickfergus and found 36 chests of tea and china ware concealed believed worth 6001. The master claimed only iron and timber were aboard.
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Reland
Dublin
Luke Mercer
Berborough
Margaretta
Gottenbourg
Carrickfergus
Belfast
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The
London Evening-Post
Cannes
Bouwell
Grand Army
Dyle
Nethe
Count Palfi
Duffel
Oosterwyck
Schrick
Hussars
Baronias
Mechlin
London
Denis
Flort
St. Domingo
James Monro
Bridewell
Bethlem
Bethlem Hospital
Thomas Carew
Lord Windsor
Lord Ward
Nottingham
Barlace Warren
Charles Sidley
Barr
Anson
Warren
Royal Exchange
Bishopsgate Street
Threadneedle Street
Southwark
Portsmouth
Admiral Warren
Mitcham
Surrey
Cook
Sally Hammond
Hammond
Mortlake
Joseph de Chaves
Moses de Chaves
Amsterdam