Empress shifts to winter palace as regiments ready for voyage
From Amsterdam to Madrid and beyond, reports describe the Empress moving from winter to summer quarters. Regiments are ordered to stand ready for marching and embarkation on gallies. Edicts ban games of chance. News detail Prussia Sweden naval talks, Austrian sieges, and British diplomacy.
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Remov
Summer Palace
Count Finckenstein
Hamburgh
Stockholm
Blackwell
Sweden
Prussia
Baron Rosen
Count Teffin
Cedercreutz
Count Piper
Baron Nolcker
Chancery
Madrid
Italy
Sardinia
Catalonia
Genoa
Pyrenees
Languedoc, &c
Barcelona
Warsaw
Courland
Livonia
Savona
Marona
Voliri
Polfevera
Sestri
Cornigliano
St. Peter de Arena
Duke de Boufflers
Monaco
Turin
Nice
Upper Dauphine
St. Margaret
Berlin
Magdebourg
Dutchy
Stettin
Government contracts supply 300 horses for mobilization
Edinburgh reports the government contracted with local farmers to furnish 300 horses for rapid transport to the castle, with harness distributed to contractors. Transports carrying the Scots Royal’s second battalion sailed from Leith Road under convoy. The Earl of Stair’s funeral procession entered the Cannongate and Kirklistoun with a formal mourning display. later, 40 waggons carried provisions to the army at Fort Augustus.
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Cotland
Edinburgh
Leith Road
Scots Royal
Prince Edward
Earl of Stair
Queensberry House
Cannongate
Kirklistoun
Order of the Thistle
Fort Augustus
London Politicians urged to reveal truth about armies and harassments
The piece accuses officials of concealing facts about English and French armies and warns that early fatigue without opposition harms morale. It notes naval orders sending a ship to New York to fetch the Lady of Rear Admiral Sir Peter Warren and reports the death of Roger Brownsword at Carey Street. It also mentions two French privateers captured by Edinburgh and Portland.
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Prussia
Courand
Dresden
Hanbury Williams
Great Britain
Count Bruhl
Europe
Vienna
Marseilles
Genoa
Pallavicini
Madrid
Republick
Paris
Baarland
Mand
South Beveland
Archet
Baroni
Hussars
Zealand
Halem
Antwerp
Ostend
Blanckenberg
Sas van Ghent
Marquess de Contades
Funez
Prince of Waldeck
Nylen
Westwezel
Saxe- Hild
Kierbergen
Dyle
Duke of Cumberland
Tirlemont
Narour
Netherlands
Hague
Fune
Prince of Orange
Flanders
Alledge
London
sThey
Java
Admiralty
New-York
Peter Warren
Bath
America
Jaft
Carey Street
Lincoln’s Inn
Roger Brownsword
Edinburgh
Portland
Plymouth
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