European War Dispatches From Several Fronts
Letters from Westphalia report large troop movements as Prussia presses for funds and subsistence. French diplomacy at Augsburg hotel des trois Maures is hired at 20000 livres a year, while Danish and Dutch ports relay naval traffic and privateers. News from Magdeburg, Lisabon, and Corsica describes strategic shifts, bombardments, and civilian impacts amid a general war season.
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Gustrow
Treptow
Grabow
Lentzen
Augsbourg
Lonnon
Leige
Hague
Welstphalia
Prince of
Paderborn
Geseke
Wesel
Marshal Broghie
Westphalia
Magdebourg
Prussia
Prince Henry
Prince Frederick Eugene of
Wurtemburg
Colberg
Landsberg
Driesen
Saxony
Franconia
Debates and Dispatches From English Railings and Races
Reports from Winchester and Worcester describe a large meeting at the races, social entertainments hosted by Simeon Stewart, and royal appointments including Mr Chambers as Master Extraordinary in Chancery. Marriages, deaths, and civic changes appear alongside early American frontier notes from Georgia and Virginia about Creek and Cherokee movements and militia preparations.
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Tidfwell
Edmonton
Simeon Stewart
Charles Weston
King’s Kitchen
Edward Arnold
Chambers
Coventry
Rivington
Staining Lane
Aldersgate
John Underwood
Thomas Allen
Hinckley
Leicestershire
Ann Maria Fullwood
Mounttorrel
Yetterday
Tuarvile
Gracechurch-treet
Stanwick
Stoney Stratford
Redwood
Threadneedie
Rebecca
Sweetings-alley
Cornhill
Earl of Gower
Standilize
Fairless
His Majesty’s Palace
Kensington
Great Chelsea
Swinebank
Mrs. Traver
Traver
Queenhithe
Port News Briefs Mention Shipping Movements
In port news dated June 29, wind from the north by northwest. The vessel Hopewell, Blake, bound for Plymouth remains in the port. Gravesend reports the Elizabeth, Parker from Riga and the Susannah, Be mah from Dantzi¢k part company.
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Port News
Deal
Fune
Wind
Diplomatic audience and new British baronetcy granted
June 29 St James's reports an audience for M Boreel ambassador to deliver credentials. Whitehall on June 30 announces the creation of a Baronetcy for John Hurley Delaval of Ford Northumberland and his lawful issue male. Extras describe 1761 Dunkirk–Ostend correspondence and a skeptical view of French naval preparations and technical 'inventions' amid ongoing hostilities.
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Don
St. James’s
Fune
M. Boreel
States General
Whitehall
John Hurley Delaval
Ford
Chevalier de St
Royal Academy of Sciences
Deal An-Duft
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Tagas
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St. Lucar
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Brooks
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Poole
Bowne
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Scilly
Nancy
M‘kenzie
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Lewis
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Tyger
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Oporto
Willy
M‘cozel
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Arthur
London
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Success
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Stacey
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Joseph
Dixey
Ferol
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Smith
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Eagle
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Willis
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Luckner
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Stockholm
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Sweden
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Prince de Soubise
Francfort
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Fiumorbo
Signior
Martinett
Republick
Martinetti
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Exchange
Duke of Queensberry
Earl of Ancram
St. David’s
City of Westminster
Doctors Commons
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Samuel Cross
Ryan
Buth
Lombard-Street
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Plantation News
Charles Fowwn
Georgia
Savannah
Wright
Charles Town
Virginia
Six Nations
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Montgomery
Highlanders
Charapte
St. Martin’s Road
Brest
Buckle
Basque Road
Thomas Stanhope
Line of Bar
Charante
Vilaine
Magdalen House Charity
Prescot-Street
Goodman’s Fields
A. Winterbottom
N. B
Elevere
Navy
Maenday
Rega
Hin Jepys
Plymouth
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