Relation of Hochkirchen to the Siege of Neiss in 1758
The Berlin Gazette reports military movements during the Hochkirchen affair and the subsequent raising of the siege of Neiss. Austrian forces under General Harsch threaten Neiss. King Augustus plans a relief march from Lusatia, crossing via Gorlitz and Laudon, while Daun strengthens forces to contest the campaign. The narrative notes pontoon losses, the pursuit of the enemy to Ziegenhals, and marks the campaign as near its end.
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Hochkirchen
Marshal Daun
Lusatia
M. de Harsch
Ieis
Zettritz
Laudan
Laudobn
Silesia
M. Daun
Reichenberg
Arnau
Erpel
Silberberg
Frankenstein
Laudofin
Mill
Neifs
Noffen
M. de Harfch
Neiffe
Yrefkow
Ziegenhals
Francfort
Henry
Schartzbourg
Sonderhausen
Copenhagen
Iceland
Finmark
Holmen
Hufevig
Slefwig
Ham
Wetteravia
Marshal Prince de Soubise
Liege
Cantons
Rhine
Weel
Duffeldorp
Marshal de Contades
Wefek
Crevelt
Regiment of
Reliance
Soeft
M. de Chevers
Liberty
Oes
London Editorial on European War Policy and Naval Moves
London letters discuss augmenting British troops in Germany, sea power in the Baltic, and potential impacts on Sweden Russia and France. Notes Parliament sessions, new writs, court events, and naval appointments as winter advances. Reports speak of Saunders sighting the French fleet and convoys bound for Jamaica, plus local marriages and deaths.
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Preece
Germany
Ferdinand of Brunswick
France
Stickle
Baltic
Esse
Poierdnia
Empire
Mgtter Uftil
Bedfordshire
Earl of Offory
Daceas
Cambridge
Lord Dupplih
Lord Hay
Pedwarden
London
Slingsby Bethell
Fry
Deceas
Nottingham
Lord Howe
America
Wenlock
William Forester
York
Sir John Armitage, Bart
St. Cass
Petersburgh
Russia
Great Bristain
Empiré
Hague
Europe
French Academy
Volvie
Riom
Auvergne
Mary
Daverton
Spithead
Louisbourg
Brest
Goree
Africa
Portsmouth
Streights
Broderick
Mediterranean
Parliament
Seamer
Chatham Yard
Sheerness
Nore
Wilson Bewick
Calverley
Tool
St. George’s Southwark
William Fermore
Jenny Hayward
William Enor Ak
Bread-street
Buckington
Soméverthire
Grace Sainsbury
Red-Lion-street
Clerkenwell
Robbins
Tebspie Bay
Port News From Deal And Falmouth
Port notices dated Nov 20 to Nov 23 report the Countess of Leicester Packet sailing for Corunna and the St Bueno from London for Seville. Additional ships remain in the Downs. Deal records arrivals from a cruise including his Majesty's Ship Richmond and remains with Revenge Juno Shannon and Penzance as winds shift from north by west to south.
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Falmouth
Countess of Leicester
Corunna
St. Bueno
Evert
London
Seville
Deal
Downs
Wind
W. Deal
Richmond
Revenge
Juno
Shannon
Penzance
Wind S
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Berlin Gazette
Berlin
Novro
Montferrat
Sampson
Cayenne
Tain
Holland
P.S
Hamilton
Rotteram
Parlianvéfit
Westaminster
Sesfions
Tus
Archbishop of Canterbury
Prince of Wales
Pring Edward
House of Lords
Baffin
New-England
Schud
Fort Edward
Holmes
the Rangers
Éroga