French and Hanoverian actions near Nordheim and Casfel
Reports from March 30 to April 9 recount cavalry clashes at Lemsfeld and Nordheim, Hanoverian Grenadiers excelling, and Kielmansegg driving back a French corps at Corbach. Ferdinand’s army near Casfel resumes siege plans as French and Russian fronts see cantonments and quiet skirmishes.
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Confession of Augsburgh
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Baltic fleet planned after Dutch courier update
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Port News Penzantes April 0 Arrivals
PORT NEWS. Penzantes April 0. Arrived the Prince of Wales, Palmer, from Chichester, the En deavour, Smith, from Hampton, both for Dublin, with malt, the Ann, Pollard in ballast last, and the Fortuna, Palfon, from Christia
Press-boat captured by French off Cape Finisterre
News from Vou. Ireland reports a press-boat bound to Waterford from Gibraltar was captured by a French man of war near Cape Finisterre after parting company with convoy. Capt. Aylmer was ransomed for 150 guineas following detention. Dublin items note clerical appointments and court offices with Trinity College and Keeper of the Seals changes.
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Navy Notice to Suppliers for Fear Nought Service
Navy Office announces on March 30 1761 that on Monday the 13th of next month at eleven in the morning they will treat with persons willing to supply his Majesty's Service with fear nothing.
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Navy Office
His Majesty’s Navy
Humble thanks note from the paper’s reader
The text thanks J W for xos and an Unknown Pers on for gs, reflecting a brief, uncertain gratitude note published in the issue.
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