Campaign plans amid bloody Polish frontiers warned
Reports from Berlin and Vienna describe a forthcoming campaign in Poland with units of deserters from several nations in uniform. The plan, allegedly aided by bankers in a major German city, promises heavy fighting. Counts, generals, and fleets move toward Transylvania, Moscow plague reports turn favorable, and Baltic actions threaten with 30,000 Russians to enter Lithuania and Poland next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Viemiefnel
OP Techen
General“Confederacy
Germany
Warsow
Kosinki
Tottleben
Riga
Catoon
Lithuania
Petersbourg
Moscow
Vienna
Transylvania
Breflae
Cracovia
Hamburgh
Opinki
Copenhagen
de Falkenthield
Count de Brand
Count Struensee
Fig
Berger
Beik
Maritime Ship Arrivals and Winds Reported at Dawn
Deal on March 12 notes no ship in the Downs while wind from the northeast blows hard. The Peppy Morris from Bristol arrives at Barbadoes, Two Brothers Bradley from the Streights reaches Hoylake, Jonge William Koelgras from Barcelona at Calais, St Joseph Zokeir from ditto at ditto, Sea Venture Hall from South Carolina off Dartmouth, Fly Leach from Figora at Dartmouth, Violet Seaman from Africa at Dominica, Sally Hooke from Marseilles at Honduras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Downs
N. E
Morris
Bristol
Barbadoes
Bradley
Streights
Hoylake
Jonge William
Koelgras
Barcelona
Calais
St. Joseph
Zokeir
Ditto
South
Carolina
Dartmouth
Fly
Leach
Figora
Violet
Seaman
Africa
Dominica
Sally
Hooke
Marseilles
Honduras
Commons Debates Royal Marriage Bill in Evening Session
The House of Commons, in a committee of the whole, resumed consideration of the Royal Marriage Bill. The Speaker delivered a long address, Mr. Cornwall replied, and voting showed divisions of 68 to 203 and 58 to 169 on the preamble. By midnight a third division stood at 200 to 164, with adjournment until Monday and little progress beyond the preamble. The Commons also read a second time the bill for veiling the Royal Hospital at Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley
House of Commons
St. James's
Toby
Secretary of State
Cleveland-row
Gibraltar
St. James’s
House of ‘Peers
Godfrey
Copenhagen
Duchess of Cumberland
Pall-Mall
Windsor- Lodge
Tésidé
Duchess of Northumberland
Dover
Calis
Lealy
Putney
Greenwich
Archbishop of Canterbury
Duke of
George Adey
David Garrick
Robert Gosling
William Webber
Canterbury
St. Paul’s
Prince George
Prince Edward
Duke of York
Prince of Wales
Court of Chancery
Stanwix
Dublin
Parkgate
Courdge
de Gree
Lord Pomfret
House of Peers
Lord H
Middlesex
London
Chapel Royal
Marquis of
Carmarthen
Duke of Leeds
Amelia D'drcy
Earl of Holdetheffe
Sir Robert
Ladbroke
Barlow
Trecothick
Rachard Oliver
Elgrs
Christ’s Hospital
John Merch
Earl of ‘Sandwich
Baker
Battersea Bridge
Wandsworth Road
Battersea
Chelsea
Battersea Field
Fums
Port Egmont
Buenos Ayres
New York
Tryon
New Hampshire
Conneticut
Massachusets Bay
L.O.N.D .N
HOUSE
Commons
Cornwall
Royal Hospital At
Green
Balsamic Tincture Claim Of Curvy Relief Case
An extraordinary case of balsamic tincture for the s curvy is presented as a regular instance of the medicine s efficacy. Dr Rysseeg cited in support, with eye witness William Grantham confirming the account. Sold wholesale by Neweery and at the Doctor s House No 3 Little Chapel Street Soho at 38 6d per bottle.
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Richard Restarick
N.B
Grantham
William Grantham
Pantheon
Oxford Road
F. Neweery
St. Paul's Cautch-Yard
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Hamputré
Butler
St. Clement Eastcheap
St. Martin Ongar
Knock
Tunbridge Schools
Hamilton
Court of Directors
Emerton
Nicholls
Piccadilly
Fleetmarket
Cow Lane
John Hubbard
Anchor and Vine
Admiralty
Sheppard
Clement’s-lane
Newgate
Black Friars
America
Shaw
St. George's
Granada
Robert Douglas
Royal Welch Fuzileers
Tyndall
Bath
Chesterfield
Derbyshire
Samuel Jebb
Stratford
Bow
Essex
Webb
Duke of Gloucester
Italy
John Sumner
Windsor
King’s College, Cambridge
Knightsbridge
Joseph’ Wynne
East Indies
Lincolnshire
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