Plague Reports Weaken in Poland and English Ports Stir
Reports from Poland show plague continuing with severe toll in Solkien near Le mburg, a sixth of a village died in one day. English coastal armaments grow as troops move, funds are sought, and preparations hint at possible rupture. Dover notes Princess Dowager of Wales and Duke of Gloucester plan return to Calais, aiming to embark on the 24th using the same vessels.
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Gibraltar's Adventure and Royal Navy Promotions Featured
The London Gazette recounts a ship list from Genoa to Malaga and Marseilles, plus substantial naval promotions. Hon John Forbes and other officers are named as Admirals and Rear Admirals, with further notes on bankruptcys, certificates, and dockyard orders.
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Peace and Plenty
M‘gregor
Ditto
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Ruseell
Henry
Allen
New York
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Wood
Trieste
George
Forster
Trapany
Ann Galley
Prytt
Venice
Betty
Wolf
Benecarlo
Lady Betty
Themfan
Malaga
Charming Jannett, Brown
Ancona
Mt Bilboa
Union
Hales
New-England
Marseilles
Vine
Cheeseman
Leghorn
Biddiford
Strange
Deal
Apollo
Green
Seville
Amsterdam
Johanna
Rimer
London
Admiralty Ofice
John Forbes
Francis Holbourne
Thomas Frankland
Duke of Bolton
Charles of Kant
George Earl of Northerk
Charles Saunders
Bath
Thomas Pye
Samuel Cornish
Francis Geary
George Bridges Rodney
William Burnaby
James Young
Piercy Brett
John Moore
James Douglas
John Bentley
Knut
George Lord Edgcumbe
Samuel Graves
William Parry
Augustus Keppel
John Amherst
Henry Frederick Duke of Cumberland
Peter Denis
Mathew Buckle
Robert Man
Richard Spry
Robert Harland
Richard Lord Viscount Howe
Bankrup
The Irish Crisis and British War Plans Debated
A Parliamentarian laments domestic quarrels and questions whether the nation can sustain a foreign war. He argues that public credit hinges on royal support, that a lean army and navy threaten readiness, and warns that without unity and trusted leadership, Britain risks bankruptcy and defeat abroad.
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Ragland
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Luttrell
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