Sunday Mails from Flanders and War News Abroad
Sunday arrived three Mails from Flanders with reports of fever ravaging cities, Swedish origins suspected, and Stockholm misery. Military moves show Prince Henry near Grafenhayn and Munster blockade, British victories praised by London officials, while Prussian and French positions shift along the Elbe and Oder with docks and convoys in play.
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Landmen urged to join Majesty's service for war effort
Guildhall Landorn Wits issue notice offering five guineas bounty to every able bodied landman who presents himself within one month after the 16th Infantry to enlist and serve as a soldier during the ongoing war. Certificates of good behavior exempt future fee. committee meets daily at Guildhall.
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