Regiments Raised For Service of the States General
Extrats describe princes raising regiments for the States General and Hessian forces entering pay. London letters note Prussia may supply troops to the Allies, with negotiations linked to Stockholm Berlin and potential subsidies. Discussions cover Saxon troops, Swiss contingents, and French influence amid ongoing grand designs in the war.
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General Dé Debroffe
Republick
Sardinia
Duke of Cumberland
Aix la Chapelle
Fox Man of War Captures French Privateers Off Norway
From Leith by the Master of the William and Jane dated Sept 16 report the Fox Man of War engaged off the Naze and captured two French privateers armed with 20 and 16 guns. The Fox’s captain lost a leg in the action and carried the prizes into a Norwegian port.
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