War News and Oddities From Across Europe and Seas
Letters from Silesia report a suspended winter armistice talks amid Prussian and Laudohn forces with delays. Hamburg dispatches note Mutzelwitz and Colberg stalemates, Breydes defense of a fortress, and Tsarist death rumors. Paris reports state finances and a Tartry desert oddity in Granada. Messengers sail to England. privateers capture ships near Orkneys. Bristol and Plymouth fleets prepare vessels for Atlantic routes.
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Silesia
Roch
Prussia
Laudohn
Mutzelwitz
Romanzel
Bergh
Colberg
Baron Breyde
Hamburgh
Petersburgh
Count de Tottleben
Ferdinand of Brunswick
Paris
Granada
Spain
Tartary
Marquis of Granby
Earl of Pembroke
George Lenox
Waldegrave
Utrecht
England
Hooper
South Carolina
Orkneys
Amsterdam
Bergen
Norway
His
Liverpool
Plymouth
Belleisle
Fair Lady
Harrison
Belfast
Rankin
Maidstone
Hind
Martin
Downs
Jagersberge
Schmidt
St. Croix
Patato
Sweden
Peter Blank
Pillau
Baltic
Hannah
Darvile
Carolina
Coombe
Union
King
Proffin
Gardner
Richard and James
Corke
Molly
Grove
Welton
Stent
Newfoundlord
Waterford
Wyitberg
Netherd
Stockholm
Brito
William and Mary
Southcot
Prince Ferdinand
Carbery
F ‘Ewfourdland
Malaga
Bolcaweds
Broome
Newfoundland
Poole
William and Edward
Foster
Virginia
Livegy
Shipwrecks and arrivals dot English coast and ports
The passage reports multiple ship movements and misfortunes across Plymouth Portsmouth and the Goodwin Sands. The Molineux from Quebec arrives at Plymouth. the Adventure from Boston runs aground near Goodwin Sands with crew saved. 250 invalids land at the Tower from Bremen and proceed to Chelsea for pensioner care. various marriages, deaths, and civic notices appear, alongside parliamentary adjournments and local inquiries.
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Amhert
Bodkin
Virgii
Portmouth
Fhe Jane
Ewart
Mantserrat
Portsmouth
Matty Cameron
South Carolina
Orkneys
Plymouth
Quebec
Molineux
Wildman
Adventure
Allen
Boston
London
Goodwin Sands
Lof
Deal Bats
Ramsgate
S.S. E
Tower
Bremen
Chelsea
Lottery Schemes Proposed to Fund 1763 Supplies
A long letter from JACOB HENRIQUES urges Parliament to open a Subscription with a 16 percent deposit and 5 percent interest plus a 5 percent premium, funding 1763 year supplies via two Lottery Schemes. He claims national credit and war support, cites past losses, and pledges a 99 year European peace. Notices follow on port maintenance proposals, hospital steward election, and local ward elections for William Miller and Robert Howlett.
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Gozpital
Europe
Jacob Henriques
Navy Office
His Majesty's Navy
Portmouth
Gid
T. Colling Wood
England
Markham
Farringdon
William Miller
St. Dunstan’s
Robert Howlett
Howl
Ini
Tobit Earle
Chuchyaru Courc
Foccer Lane
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Earl of Rothes
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House of Commons
County of
Lancaster
Merley
osHow
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Smithfield
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Bloomsbury Square
John Horton
Howse
Joel Ofeland
Miller
Hermitage
John Mayn
Middle Temple
Miss Raymond
Mr. Raymond
Belchamphall
Essex
Mr. Burr
Doctors- Commons
Mills Mary Chafe
Robert Chafe
E.sq
Strand
Jellico
Holborn
Brownton
Gloucester-street
Great Kirby-street
Hatton Garden
Henry Forester
Excise
New Broadstreet
John Wood
Hoxton-square
Towers
Sheffield
William Ashe
Tidswell
Chesterfield
Faé&T
Simpson
Derby
Cort
Cove
Saphire
Baker
Belieisle
Hodgson
Odt
Charles Colville
Gray
Rufane
Col. Morgan
Light Infantry
Strabane
M‘naughton
Hamilton’s Barn
Armagh
Elizabeth Merchant
Letterkenny
Donegal
James Stevenson
William Johnston
Gloslough
Monaghan
Candler
Flood
James Ashley
Ludgate Hill
N. B. Arrac
Orange Shrub