Migueleti Highlanders in King of Two Sicilies Service
Madrid and Prague dispatches describe Migueleti forces marching toward Madrid as Marshal Duke de Broglio pushes troops to secure quarters. The king seeks to wipe clean historic debts and unite creditors of former reigns. An engagement near Zwickau with light troops ends with minimal losses. Austrian and Polish cavalry regiments are mobilized to reinforce Silesia. A heavy snow melt delays movements while Haddick leads the empire’s army.
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Migueleti
Maubert
Madrid
Charles the Fifth
Philip II
Philip III
Philip IV
Charles
Prague
Zwickau
Bruféls
Silesia
Lav‘dohn
Haddick
Empire
Port News From Fairnouth and surrounding ports
April traffic reports arrivals and sailings in British and allied ports including Basilik from a cruise and the Hannah of Glasgow from Dieppe bound for Virginia. Vessels named with origins such as London Yarmouth Plymouth Guernsey St Helens and Jamaica with convoys and prize ships.
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Portsmouth
Spithead
Juno
Plymouth
Mars
St. Helen’s
Isis
Paix Cou‘onne
Southampton
Providence
Hewitt
Exeter
Goodwill
Jones
London
Ludlow
Mann
Gowest
Priscilla
Dorsett
Guernsey
Quebec
Jersey
South Yarmouth Road
Deal
The
Downs
Deptford
Dover
Victuallers
Europa
Mitchell
Nancy
Sweetman
British frigates report captures and fort attack near Virginia
A fragmentary report describes the Catherine under Captain Green and the Hope and Deansf taken or sunk, the Falmouth bringing corn and goods to Barthelona, and the Salisbury captured and carried to Hispaniola. A Virginia fort near Pittsburgh faced a French and Indian assault, countered by timely intelligence and a garrison march out to meet the enemy.
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Catherine
Green
Lancaster
London
St. Malo
Falmouth
Bartelona
Salisbury
Wilson
Jamaica
Hispan Bora
Mercy
Virginia
Faornton
Very
Londeniisvas
Walter Sterling
Lynne
Ehornton
Pittsburgh
Sterling
Lyon
Naval and public affairs from April incidents in London
The register reports British naval actions and trade moves including the Minerva pursuing a French privateer, ships Folgen, convoys at Portsmouth and Plymouth, and captures near Antigua. It notes political expectations, a major court term, social reforms, a St George’s Day observance, and a fatal duel aftermath, with details of local trials and public notices.
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Tavistock
Brazils
Irelad
Minerva
Quiberon Bay
Sir John Bentley
His
Isis
Spithead
Plymouth
Shrewsbury
le Moule
la Paix
Bourdeaux
Brest
Havre de Grace
Thompson
Bristol
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Rochelle
Samuel
John
Roles
Pool
Oporto
Iit
Amsterdam
John Govan
Cork
America
Antigua
Lords of Appeal
Bona
Marseilles
Tunis
St. Maloes
William
Texel
Greenland
Congress
H—e
Bath
Germany
Society For the Encouragement of Arts and Sciences
Strand
England
Knights Companions of the Garter
Thistle
Earl of Hallifax
Drury
Thomas Drury
King’s Bench
Pall-mall
Baugh
Weminster Hall
St. Dunstan’s
Remaihe
William Moreton
Newgate
Robert Tilling
Indian Deputy Frustrates Raid At Keowee Fort
Letters from Fort Prince George dated the 24th recount a late attempt by Indians to seize the fort. Two Indian girls appeared at the riverbank. Lt Coytmore, Ensign Bell, Dogharty, and interpreter Forster met the Great Warrior of Chote who sought a white guard to accompany him to the Governor. He swung a bridle three times, prompting 25 of 30 guns to be readied as the moment of contact developed.
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Coytmore
Mr. Bell
Forster
Millin
Endian
Patrick Calhoon
Long-Canes
Augusta
Georgia
Chiehy
St. Christopher’s
Antigua
Moore
Dihore
Fort Prince George
Keowee
Dogharty
Chote
Ocunnastota
Ensign Bell
Mr. Coytmore
To be.s OLD at the NEW WINE VAULT Corner of Little Suffolk Street
An antique notice announces a sales or auction event at the New Wine Vault located at the corner of Little Suffolk Street opposite the Opera House in the Haymarket area. The fragmentary text suggests a historical listing or venue address for a past gathering.
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Suffolk-Street
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