European War Fronts and Fleet Movements Across Mainz to Rochefort
The dispatches describe Broglio leading 16 squadrons toward Saxony and Wirtemberg, with Robecq marching to Fulda and troops returning to quarters. Grenadiers head to Hanau, 70 artillery pieces gathered at All Saints, and allied columns moving toward Bielstein Saalmunster Budingen and Gelnhausen. Wirtembergers marshal Wolff near Carlstadt, while French forces strengthen the Rhine approach as peace rumors swirl. News from Rochefort notes ships Dragon and Brillant, Diligent sails to the East Indies, and a Burgundy duke ailment report. Additional items cover Atlantic and Baltic naval movements, court intrigues, and various crimes and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints
Bielstein
Saalmunster
Budingen
Gelnhausen
Wolff
Wertheim
Carlstadt
Prince Lewis
Remlingen
Wurtzburgh
Dillenburgh
Marquis de Vogue
Limburgh
Lahne
Gieffen
Paris
Dragon
Vilaine
Rochefort
India Company
Port l’Orient
East Indies
Versilles
Duke of
Burgundy
Upper Rhine
Prince of Conde
Rouen
Seine
Desgouttes
Quadron
Louisbourg
Cape Breton
Bicetre
Germany
Baltick
Count de Laface
Count de St. Germaine
Duke de Broglio
Havre
Rochelle
Geneva
Spain
Rome
Port News Sentences From March and April Voyages
Port of Enzance records include arrivals Bridgett and Mary from Dram with deal boards master Helvig Catherina Lindwed from Arundell with timber and deals James and Mary from Wales Weymouth April 2 Fortune of Flushing Andrian for Nantes with wine and tea Sailed Success Williams for Chatham Dorchester Cross and Speedwell Reynolds for London Prescott Parkins from Oporto last for London Good Intent Ventris from Bristol Manhood Moore from Arundel Three Brothers Parrott for Dartmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enzance
Bridgett
Mary
Dram
Helvig Catherina
Lindwed
Arundell
James and Mary
Clevelly
Wales
Weymouth
Fortune
Flushing
Andrian
Nants
Williams
Chatham
Dorchester
Cross
Speedwell
Reynolds
London
Southampton
Notice to Treat for Malt at Plymouth Navy Port
March 1760 notice from Victualling Commissioners announces Malt for the Port of Plymouth to be treated for at noon on Monday April 7. Navy Office in Plymouth also says on April 21 sale of old stores at Plymouth Yard conducted by Commissioner Rogers. Deposit 25 percent required. goods to be removed within forty days or deposit forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
White Lion
Ruthin
Richard Powell
Denbighshire
Col. Dejean
Nantwich
Germany
Margaret Clift
Coventry
Holmes
Bayley-lane
Staffordshire
Stafford
Dublin
House of Commons
Wilcocks
Dawson
Lennox
Dillon
Burton
Cunningham
van, Nhoft
Pruffia-street
Belfast
Newry
France
Galway
Richard Rowland
Mr. Higgins
Roscommon
Patrick Luoge
Killconnel
Edmond Kelly
John M‘ Hugh
Ennis
Clare
Lisburn
Antrim
Cornet Bullock
Royal Irish
Polly Ellis
Belturbet
Abbey-street
Catherine Jones
John Jones
Youghal
Birr
George Warburton
Cork
Nicholas
Plymouth
Navy-Office
His Majesty's Navy
Rogers
His Majesty’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Reoister of Commerce and Intelligence
Barcelona
Carthagena
Cadiz
Caffel
England
Prussia
Claassen
Hamburgh
Heilen
Duffers
Bamf
Nore
Pitt
Nicholson
Lancaster
Antigua
Barbadoes
Ellen
Kelly
Waterford
St. Maloes
Hans. Raven
Falmouth
Venice
Marseilles
Seville
Portugal
Chapel-Royal
St. James’s
Rochester
Wills
St. Brides
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Col. Draper
Pall-mall
Viscount
Viscount Hinchinbroke
Earl of Sandwich
Viscount Howe
Bath
Lord Craven
Grosvenor-street
Grosvenor-square
Teddington
Margaret Woffington
Baker
Newton Lane
Manchester
Truro
Cornwal
William Lemon
Prince of Wales
Yelterday
Mr. Brown
Brown
Bloomsbury Market
John Gulfton
St. Martin’s le Grand
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Poultry Compter
Hanover
Bremerlehe
Bremen
Foot-Guards
St. Mary Overy’s
Southwark
Muffelburgh
Scotland
Robert Dickson
David Dickson
Derrymore
King’s County
Ireland
Royal Scots
Edinburgh
Justin Doran
Royal Exchange
N.B
Ashley
Ludgate-hill
Port New