Dutch and British Naval Movements And Camp News
Cork provisions bound for London aboard the Duke man of war under Capt Graves. Dutch vessels led by commodore Van der Gon, and ships from Curacao, Amsterdam, and Surinam report sailings and arrivals at Portsmouth, Deal, and Southampton. In London, Prince Ferdinand’s army moves toward Marpourg. Battle reports claim Darmstadt lines near Crossdorf, large losses for D Argencon’s corps, and Admiral Hawke’s engagement details with the Brest fleet. Magnanime’s actions and captain’s discipline noted as the fleet advances.
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London
Graves
Bay
Vrouw Johanna Maria
Kopter
Rotterdam
Naples
Plimouth
Fan
Dordrecht
Commodore van der Gon
Curacoa
Peter
Cornelius
Jealousy
de Leuw
Princess Carolina
Wagenaar
Gemene Bett
Guernsey
Cowes
Wind
Cawes Road
Royal Exchange
Spithead
Lieberg
Surinam
Amsterdam
Deal
Hopewell
Page
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Downs
Betsey Lloyd, Hamilton
Barbadoes
Prince Ferdinand
Crossdorff
Marpourg
Crossdorf
Dillenberg
Marshal Broglio
Mons
D’argencon
Monsieur D’argencon
Germany
Admiral Hawke
Brest
Lord Howe
Chace
Warfight and Magnanime clash maims officers at sea
Reports describe a fierce naval engagement where the Warfight and Magnanime collided with the English ship Heros, causing heavy casualties aboard the Magnanime and the Heros. The Heros suffered many killed and wounded, including a man losing both legs, while the Magnanime sustained severe damage and could not sail. Additional dispatches note political intrigues in Vienna and Paris, coastal shipping disruptions, and a public lottery of wagers and appointments in London.
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Vienna
Wunfch
Rebentisch
Bunkendorff
Paris
Marquis de Souvray
Madam Pompadour
Admiralty
Edward Hawke
Plymouth
Manchioneal
Morgan
Downs
Bermudas
Jamaica
Portsmouth
England
Holland
Harwich
Flushing
Hurst
Lisbon
Launceston
Limerick
Marquis of
Tavistock
Duke of Bedford
Bloomsbury Square
Dublin
Duke of Leeds
South Mims
Hertfordshire
Lord Faulkland
Pall Mall
Henry Harmwood
Stockbridge
Hants
George Ormsby
Lloyd
Lord Hardwicke
Hertford
Orford
Suffolk
Charles Fitzroy
Eye
Henry Townsend
Chiltern
Bucks
Taft Monday
St. Ives
George Jervois
Polly Zickel
Lime-street
Vangeron
Reale
Ludgate-street
Polly Erwin
Bath
William Henry Boyle
Earl of Burlington
Dyke's Reading Made Perfectly Easy For Children
An 18th century educational catalog promoting Dyke's Reading Made Perfectly Easy as the first step for children to learn to spell and read. It advertises geography primers, French grammar, and a Bible reading introduction with lessons progressing from easy to hard, plus familiar fables and moral tales.
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J. Danureuon
T. Dyke
London
Leffan
Dyck
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