Continental dispatches from Stockholm to Dublin
Various European notices describe ongoing strategic postures in Finland and the Baltic, cabinet inquiries in Vienna and Dresden, Corsican actions, Genoa and Parma engagements, and troop movements across Genoese, Austrian, and Sardinian fronts. The items note canal work, naval readiness, lab explosions, and shifts in Naples and Naples court affairs amid a broader war pattern.
Ship and troops movements report from Montrose and coast
From Montrose dated last Monday a French privateer captured and ransom’d Capt. Petrie’s ship and later released her after presenting ransom credentials. A coal bark was driven ashore at Lunan Bay by a privateer. Winter quarters for Scottish troops are announced with numerous garrisons across Leith, Newliston, Stranraer, Fort William, Montrose, Perth, Glasgow, and beyond. Additional companies posted at Cowpar in Fife Kircaldie Inverary Taybridge Tarland Ruthven Dingway Alloa.
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Oescot
Edinburgh
Montrose
Petrie
Frith
Lunan
Scotland
St. George's
Leith
Haddington
Dunfe
Kelso
Naifon’s
Newlifton
Stranraer
Air and Dumfries
Skelton’s
Fort William
Price's
Inverness
Batteray’s
Elgin
Baniff
Peterhead
Aberdeen
Blakeney’s
Arbroath
Dundee
St. Andrew’s
Handafyd’s
Perth
Bartel’s
Sterling
Houghton’s
Glasgow
Morrete
Linlithgow
Borrowstonness
Fuzileers
Val
Dalkeith
Crawford’s
Alloas
Royals
Cowpar
Fife
Kircaldie
Lord John
Murray
Inverary
Taybridge
Tarland
Lord Loudon
Ruthven
Dingway
Obituary and rural notes from Hexham and Morpeth racing
Lat Week died Mr Haughton former sheriff of York and several store estates now to his brother. Mr Henry Tireman former sheriff of York. From Hexham reports an apple tree at Mason's Garden bloomed with fruitless month ago now blossoming as in May. Races began at Morpeth with John Clark Grey Horse Greystock winning the gold cup. The Gentlemen's Subscription race went to William Fenwick Northern Lass. Give and Take Prize of 50 went to Sir William Middleton Bay Horse Chance.
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Country News
York
Haughton
Henry Tireman
Hexham
Morpeth
Corporation
John Clark
Esgr
Grey Horse
Greystock
William Fenwick
Elyr
Sir William Middleton
Chance
Patriot Friends and Indian Allies in Canada Expanse
London commentary laments extending coalition and implied Canadian threat. Discusses Indian allies, missing expedition to Canada, and large subsidies planned to raise troops. Notes Sir Robert Ladbroke appoints Willes as chaplain and Victualling Office contract for 2000 oxen and 8000 hogs for Navy stores. Foundling Hospital board grants twenty more children with donations from James Langston.
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London
Europe
Canada
N. B
New-England
Erie
Robert Ladbroke
Willes
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