War News and Mutinous Times Across Europe
The letter from Vienna reports large magazines forming for Laudohn's army in Moravia. Croats near Diu resist fatigue and mutinies spread to Prussians. Berlin Gazette forgery suspected. Army recruitment depletes the homeland while convalescent soldiers are drafted. Discontent spreads among officers and common soldiers as war drags on with rising prices and halted civil pay. Transports to Weser and Indies reinforcements noted.
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Vienna
Moravia
Laudohn
Diu
Berlin
Rand
Mr. Maubert
Pegasus
Prusian
Troisade
Nore
Weser
Scotland
Fair Indies
Aaron Vill Pen
Leipsic
the Hague
Breda
Geneva
Hourdeaux
Rochelle
France
Hamburg
College de la Marche
Paris
Fcholar
Voyage News and Military Dispatches From London and Abroad
The Darty Register reports on ministers and officers departing for Germany with general Honeywood and captain Wilson following cabinet discussions at St James's. A bridge contract is set at 110000 with Mr Phillips. work begins from midsummer, with 20000 paid as security. Reports cover pensions at Chatham, militia deployments in Westminster, theatre listings, arrests, and various European developments. News includes Prussia’s Bandemer correspondence, hopes for peace, privateering, and naval movements at Portsmouth Plymouth and Dover with multiple ships and convoys arriving or departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honeywood
Wilson
Germany
St. James’s
George Sackville
Phillips
Thames
Black Friars
Milne
Pepa
Chatham
Middlesex
City and
Westminster
Justice Clarlke
Loman’s Pond
Southwark
Mary Parlour
Richard Darlington
Beadle
Bridewell Hospital
Price
Olness
Salisbury Court
Fleet-street
Lewisham
Kent
William Bennet
Earl of Trankerville
Covent Garden
Proserpine
Drury-lane
Paris
M d
Hague
M. de Broglio
Brest
Port L’orient
Archer Croft
Kensingtont
Hailifax
Jesus College
Cambridge
Trinity Hall
Lord Craven
Zouch
Trinity College
Bates
Christ College
Duke
Langford
Threadneedle-street
Cornhill
John Lenton
Girton
Girton Fields
Longstanton
Worcester
Farhier
Little Malvern
Hereford
Evan Philips
Sarah Wakefield
Walter Watkins
Richard Pitt
Lord Henley
Great-Britain
Thomas Parker
Navy Office Notice of Proposals for Stores and Contracts
Navy office announces readiness to treat with qualified parties to supply under-stated stores. Proposals to be presented for Portsmouth Yard, April 18, and other royal yards on April 18 and 21 84. Freight and import notices at Lloyds Coffee House detail inquiries regarding the HELEN and related vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalen House
St Leunice’s Church
L. Davis
C. Reymers
Holberg
W. Faden
Wine Office Court
Fleet Street
Prince Edward
Navy Office
His Majesty’s Navy
Rogers
His Majesty
Plymouth
Portmouth
Creal
Seanen
Puetdip
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Windsor
Glen
Louisburg
John
Elizabeth
Wills
Portsmouth
Hawkins
Samuel
Miller
Bridport
Duke Gally
Evans
Webster
Africa
Friendship
M‘ Dougal
Maryland
Refusal
Williams
Dublin
Jamaica
Blackburn
Perkins
Inverness
Mary
Johnston
London
Don
the Darty Register, of Commerce and Intelligence
Halimi Mustapha
Kashaw
Tefterdar
Bashaw
Mosul
Mesopotamia
Francfort
Portugal
Rome
China
Indies
Paraguay
Brussels
Prussia
Bandemer
Zeitz
Cheft
Freyberg
Maubert
Keller
High Court of Chancery
Spithead
Rose
Aquilon
Havre
Ogte
Sunderland
Gramus
Downs
His
Jason
Barfleur
Foudreyant
Sandwich
Melampe
Defiance
Kingston
Frederick
Venter
Endeavour
Hancock
Ann
Balla
Dartmouth
Leftwithiel
Potsdam
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