German and Dutch military movements in Dresden region 1758
Dresden and surrounding areas report rapid troop movements with Independet Companies marching to the camp near Penrernick, artillery and labour details, 4000 men mustered, Austrian forces retiring, and strategic efforts to block Elbe bridges. Concurrent dispatches place Imperial Army dispositions at Nieder-Rodern near Radeberg, with Marshals Daun adjusting plans as Konigsbruck shifts to the camp. News from Brussels and Hague notes French detachments, Holland's diplomatic resolutions, and preparations for naval and land engagements.
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Dresden
Penrerick
Prince Henry
Lokwitz
Keffeldorff
Meiffen
Elb
Wilfdruff
Knowbelsdorff
Nieder-Rodern
Radeberg
Konigsbruck
Nieder-Edersbach
Beeywwald
Marshal Daun
Perigord
Foix
Marshal Contades
Hague
Holland
England
Republick
America
Yorke
States of Holland
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Dort
Haerlem
States of
Council of London
Toulon
Sen
Royal Promotions In Army At Dublin Castle September
Promotions announced in Dublin Castle on September 15 establish new adjutants and captains across Blighs, Dejeane’s, Conways, Molesworth, Fitzwilliam, and Campbell cadet units. Several officers resign or swap posts as Henry Gore, Thomas Pepper, and Ebenezer Jacob receive commissions amid reshuffles. Port and naval movements report arrivals at Plymouth Deal Gravesend and Gravesend with a fleet of ships, transports, and arrivals from Stockholm Jamaica Virginia and Peterburg.
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Irelan
Dublin Castle
Bligh
Thomas How
Thomas Pope
Thomas Defbrifay
Henry Peterkin
Conway
Henry Gore
Arthur Graham
E.P. Meadows
Dan. Chenevix
T. W. Goddard
Thomas Pepper
Henry Butler
Cornet
Fitzwilliams
S. Ebenezer Jacob
George Majoribanks
Plymouth
Caroline
Williamson
Stockholm
Lynn
Jamaica
Apollo
Blanket
Great Britain
Gowland
Hannah
Curtis
Manning
Hume
Porpus
Gray
Lion
Ixwing
Friendship
Thompson
Deal
Downs
His Majesty
Seahorse
Revenge
Tryal
Freebairn
Virginia
Endeavour
Clayton
Four Brothers
Jackson
Addison
Baltimore
Grisdall
N.E
Gravesend
Flying Mercury
Simpson
Hope
Hilks
Sarah
Taukes
Hambro’ Exchange
Ross
Hambro
Hamburgh
Mary-Anne
Corney
Elizabeth
Smith
Laurel
Hewson
Amity
Peath
Resolution
Newman
Sally
Sutton
Thomas
Spencer
Mary
Macklin
Paradise
Stanton
Leopard
Hooper
Prentice
Walton
Peggy
Benbridge
Street
Petersburgh
Confidentia
Zachariahson
Peter and Johanna
Michael
Brodhe
Fenkils
Norway
Allice
Neptune
Belbey
Loggert
Hope‘well
Biufdfon
Xbe
Harwood
Gibson
Fraizier
Riga
Lanstrom
Gottenburg
Dant- Zick
Stettin
John
Whitby
Dying of notable Scots and fleet news in 1758
Obits report Alexander Nisbet of Northfield aged about 85 and Janet Stewart aged 105. News notes ship convoys, promotions in Lord George Sackville’s Dragoon regiments, pay subsistence for 25th instant, and St Matthew’s Day civic rites. Marriage notices from St Albans and Walthamstow.
Royal visit and ship arrivals at Portsmouth and Kew
On Wednesday His Royal Highness Prince Edward arrived at Kew from Portsmouth and Thursday waited on his Majesty at Kensington to tour his uniform. The following ships arrived Bristol from Jamaica under the command of the Shynx ship: Cornwall Duncomb Mills Watson Dursley Watson St James Saly Ball Kent Bransden Queen Elizabeth Henry Henry Lewis Jane Hodgsin Spitfire Chilcot Redland Thomas Upton Lorain Princess of Wales Fell Richmond Forgeff Roman Emperor Watkins Tartar Thompsons Prifier Holbrooke Boyd Hengerki. Price two pence.
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London
Lynn
Blandford
Uthant
Edward Whitmore
2Nd Regiment of Foot
Cape Breton
George Townshend
Leeton
Dragoon Guards
Lord George Sackville
Sir Stafford N@hhcote
Bland
Regiment of Dragoons
James.Hardwicke
Earl of
St. Matthew’s
Christ-Hospital
Christ-Church
Sunday
St. Alban’s
William Berkenrode
Dunstable
Sally William
Stephen Skynner
Walthamtow
Horfley-down
Jacob Thomas
Bicetter
Oxfordshire
Margaret Purfhouse
St. Giles’s
David Thomas
Greatharbour
Mary Gill
Richmond
Chiswick
Countess of Burlington
Earl of Burlington
William Marquis of Halifax
St. George’s Church
Southwark
Peter Sumtire
His Majesty
Cornwall
Kingston Upon Thames
James Clark
Kensington
Henry Chitty
Battersea
Henry Hastings
Theophilus
Huntingdon
Ashby de la Zouch
Leicestershire
St. John’s Street
Mr. Nettleton
Srick-lane
Spital-fields
House of Commons
Warmer Castle
Veal
Hlick
Westminster
Tower Wharf
Warrington Coigh
Redbourne
Lincoln
Lon-Ido-Cn
Prince Edward Arriv
Kew
Portsmouth
Kensing
Bristol
Jamaica
Chuvoy
Shynx
Duncomb Mills
Watson
Dursley
St.James
Saly
Ball
Kent
Bransden
Queen Elizabeth
Henry
Lewis Jane
Hodgsin
Spitfire
Chilcot
Redland
Thomas
Upton
Lorain
Wales
Fell
Forgeff
Watkins
Tartar
Thompsons
Prifier
Holbrooke
the Boyd
Hengerki
Price
Pence
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Jenny
John Hayter
Doyly Broomfield
James Butler
Train
Arthur Winter
John Phillips
Dublin
Meath
Charles Gardiner
Commons
Louisbourg, &c
Corke
John Rye
Rye’s Court
Eigg
Miss Mead
Richard Lonson
Grafton Street
Hutchinson
Dr. Hutchinson
Down and Connaught
Scotland
Edinburgh
Alexander Nisbet
Northfield
Ely
Janet Stewart
Alexander Menzies
Dull
Perthhire
Hatton
Hanne Maitland
Earl of Laudevale
Leith
Falmouth
Brett
Saphire
Strachan
Thames
William Hewer
Frith
Dover
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