Surprising Spanish cavalry defeat aids Estremadura retreat
From the London Gazette of 27, war reports describe a surprise Spanish cavalry defeat near Vilha Velha halting their attempt to cross into Alemtejo. Heavy rains force their retreat over the Estremadura mountains as Allied lines tighten. Dispatches from Lippe, Loudoun, and Townshend place Castella Branca and Castello Rodrigo in focus with strategic moves around Guarda and Abrantes.
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Alemtejo
Castella Branca
Estresmadura
Beira
Count Dé la Lippe
Loudoun
Fawnshend
Estremadura
George Lenox
Guarda
Fiio
Castello Rodrigo
Casello Borri
Almeida
George Lénox
Aove
Col. Hamilton
St. Vicente de Beira
Townshend
Pamphihefa
Saxony
Marshal Daun
Scharffnick
Glatz
Silesia
Duke of Bevern
Steinfeiffersdorff
Barsdorff
Werner
Prusian
Weightdorf
Freyberg
Prince of Stolberg
Frauentstein
Albert of Saxony
Neuweid
Haddick
Kleist
Bohemia
Frauenstein
Belling
Prince Henry
Hulfen
Platen
Porschenstein
Effern
Mulda
Dresden
Hague
Caffel
Prince of
Hesse-Caffel
Charles
Spain
Portugal
Peace preliminaries and sieges in Hessian campaigns unfold
London reports from Germany recounts preliminaries of peace signed on the 7th, with a proposed armistice. Prince Ferdinand and Lord Granby discuss stopping bloodshed if French troops evacuate Ziegenhayn, else sieges continue. Couriers note armistice expectations, winter quarters, and cannonade plans. other items include naval bounties, tapestry removal, ships, captures, and notable births and deaths.
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London
Germany
Marshals d’Etrees-and-Seubise
Prince Ferdinand
England
Ferdinand
Lord Granby
Ziegenhayn
Hesse
Francfort
Marquis of
Granby
Moleburg
Kirchayn
Ameneburg
Baron de Reinach
Grenadiers
Epting
Nithard
Alsace
Court of Chancery
Charles
Plymouth
Havanadhs
Cadiz
Havannah
Trustees Meeting for Turnpike Repair at Egham Inn
A meeting of the trustees overseeing the repair of the turnpike road from Businestone Hill in Windlefham to Powder Mills on Hounslow Heath will be held on the Tuesday next, the 30th instant, at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the King's Head Inn in Egham.
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Yarmouth
Jacks
Camp-were
Leith
Dugkirk
Hartlepoole
Borfil
Angola
Rotterdam
Goree
Lally
Council of Pofidicherry
Evan Jones
Mamble
Hereford
Stephen Mason
Coventry
Afton Cantlow
Warwick
Worcester
Stratford Upon Avon
Bishopston
George Grenville
Admiralty
Hume
Oxford
St. Paul's
Tomnson
John Tomlinson
Steyning
Suinx
Thomas Sergeton
Cuckfield Place
Sussex
Esy
Lewes
St. Mary Axe
Aaron Hart
St. Jamies’s Street
Jackson
Duke of Devonshire
Chatsworth
Duke of Cumberland
Lord George
Lord Charles
Spencer
Admiral Cornishy
Hague
Hungary
Hunter
Newcastle
Copenhagen
Neas
Businestone Hill
Windlefham
Surry
Hounslow Heath
Middlesex
King’s Head Inn
Egham
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York-street
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Guildhall
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Campain
Torgau
Wirtemberg
Elbe
Magdeburgh
Katzenhausen
Leipeck
Prince of Bevern
Manteuffel
Upper Silesia
Moravia
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Prince’ Albert of
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Laudohn
Leipfic
Vienna
Berlin
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Baron Floto
Brandenburgh
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Neuwied
Verberie
Florida
Newfoundland
Bay of Honduras
Essex
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Kent
Havering
Dagenham
Ripple Barking
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Walthamstow
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J. Newbery
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