News from Petersbourg and Dublin in late September
Reports from Petersbourg, Berlin, and Naples note pacific hopes and neutral stances. French maneuvers near Lille and Demer caution, while naval actions and prize captures continue along the English coast and in Lisbon, with Dublin and Galway observer notes on local affairs and notable deaths.
Duel Claims Death of Sir Edmund Anderson’s Son
Newcastle conveys a private letter from Flanders noting Capt. Anderson eldest son of Sir Edmund Anderson Bart killed at Maestricht in a duel with a Scots officer. It reports the capture of John and Thomas, Capt. Bland from Shields to Mr. Hunter, by a French privateer, and details from Hasings Man of War officers about encounters with a Dogger privateer and a ship engagement near Hull.
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Hambourg
Hunter
Nahcy
Harmbourg
Industry
Newcastle
Thomas Anderson
St. Petersbourg
Sound
Anderson
Shields
Oxford
John Knibb
St. Mary’s Church
Banbury
John Barr
Flanders
Edmund Anderson
Maestricht
John
Thomas
Bland
Hasings
Hull
Chace
Dogger
Great Good Man and War Prizes Shape of 18th Century London
In London a public reflection on virtue amid fortune notes a noble man maintained in honor despite adversity. The largest French prize seized by Admirals Howe and Warren is being refitted for service, with Sir Peter Warren set to hoist the flag. Elsewhere, news touches the peace talk, strategic missives on American affairs, and local marriages and obituaries including Mr Joseph Tuckwell and Dr John Andrew.
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Monsieur d’Allion
M. Wolfenstierna
Persia
Berlin
Count de Podewils
Count de Monchow
Silesia
Count de Schafgotch
Breslau
Naples
Tripoli
Levant
Leghorn
Genoa
Frederick Henry
Diederick
Lille
M. Colignon
Frangipani
Delft
Demet
Dieft
M.colignon
Halem
Diestel
Sichem
4Ain
Warren
Peter Warren
America
Europe
Themelvet
Cape Bréton
Canada
Earl of Middlesex
Prince of Wales
Joseph Tuckwell
Wallingford
Berks
Molly
Plymouth
John Pollixton
Wenbury
Bampshire
Scotland
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Petersbourg
London Gazette
Confartinople
Hagi Mahomet
Abdulah Pascha
Pascha
Cyprus
Prince of
Heyden
Porte
Erzerum
Shah’ Nadir
Aleppo
India
Madras
St. David’s
Pondicherry
Griffin
Argenteau
Britany
Namur
Louvain
Irelan
Galway
John Flin
Dublin
Tholfel
Edward Packenham
Mar- Lok
Frederick Gore
Earl of Harrington
Parliament House
Carrickfergus
Luke Mercer
Isle of Man
Drogheda
Slane
Leixlip
William Champney
England
Great Britain Street
Bridget Browne
London
Rara Avis