Palatine Hunters Capture French Nobles and Describe Siege
Reports from Plymouth and Portsmouth detail Palatine Hunters capturing Prisoners including the Marquiss de Varenne and 15 other nobles. Advices claim Fort de Keyserswaert heavily battered with cannons, and Brandenburgers sinking most French boats. Royal ships and regiments move to Isle of Wight. Knighthoods and governance changes announced. various advertisements and notices accompany the military news.
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Bister Palatine
Marquiss de Varenne
France
Keyserswaert
Count Tallard
Havana
Caraflau Fays
Vera Crnex
Spain
Count Chateau-Regnault
Plimouth
Rumney
London
East Indies
William Morris
Caws
Ireland
Portmouth
The
Crown
Downs
Spithead
Fairboo
Sterling Castle
Isle of Wight
Foot Guards
Henry Bellafis
Fairbon
P. S
George Rook
St. Hellen’s
Royal
the Prince of Denmark
Portsmouth
Edward Northey
Simon Harcoare
Collonel Shackerley
Chester
Duke of Ormond
Sandys
Mercer
Starrs
Ludgate Street
Trott
Dublin
Leache
Lindamira
Earl of Essex
Alexander the Great
Walter Charleton
D. D
Mrs. Air
Howels
Michaelis Ecmulleri
Tauvry
Dr. Sydenhams
Richard Wellington
Dolphin and Crown
St. Pauls Church Yard
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Mary
Ambrose Andrews
Hadesdon
Hertford
Elgin
Mary Andrews
Andrews
William the Third
John Nutt
Stationers Hall
Giovan
Baptista Vitali
Margarita Farnese
Modena-Reggio
John Young
St. Paul’s Church
Ateman
Martha Smith
Mr. Bateman
St. Pauls Chain
Do&ors Commons
Stephen Terry
Robert Bateman
Terry
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Dr. Drake
A. Roper
Fleetstreet
Europe
J. Nutt
Royal Cosmetick
Barnard’s Inn
Fetter Lane
Roper
St. Dunstan’s
Fleet-street
Tom's
Ludgate
Price