London Gazette Excerpt on European Military Movements
From the London Gazette dated June 5 reports French royal cavalry on standby to move to the Lower Rhine between the 6th and 14th with four regiments sent back for France. Marshal Broglio to depart Francfort on the 12th, operations expected soon. General Sporcken and the Hereditary Prince encamped near Warbourgh and Notteln Schaapdetten. A skirmish near Cassel saw Allied hussars capture a lieutenant. enemy hussars also captured. Hanover report May 29 notes Captain Lieutenant Neimeier nearly capturing M de Belfance but English horses recovered him. a lieutenant colonel and guards taken.
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Sporcken
Warbourgh
Notteln
Schaapdetten
Caffel
Hanover
Neimeier
Regiment of
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Lukener
Northeym
M. de Belfance
Bergen
Grant
Norway
Lynn
Duc de Noailles
Boulogne
Thomas and Mary
Budicombe
Liverpool
Newfoundland
Nantz
St. Malo’s
General Wall
Robinson
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Joseph
Dixey
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Lisbon
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Oporto
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Yeterday
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William Gerrard Hamb Cton
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Charles ‘Cynte
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Lord Mandeville
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Silesia
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Constantinople
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Glamorgan
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St. Joan’s College
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Merchant- Taylor’s School
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Sandford
Selop
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Miss Holmes
Johah Holmes
Bombay
William Harris
Dymoke
Champion
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Wm. Cook
Whickham
Northumberland
Williamson
Jermyn Street
George Clark
Duke of Cumberland
Port News Arrivals and Departures at Gravesend Schedule
On June 8 winds from the north west held steady as ships remained at anchor and others made harbor movements. Vessels in port include the Gen. Lawrence for East India and the Peter for Virginia, with several others listed among arrivals from Dublin Ostend Helvoetflays Norway Stockholm Dunkirk and beyond.
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Deal
Fune
Wind N
Lelast
Endeavour
Newcastle
Minerva
French
Jole
Carpatha
Lisbon
Gravesend
Providence
Rooke
Dublin
Jacob
Johnson
Ostend
Elizabethy
Helvoetflays
Anna Catharina
Devout Address From Scotland's Church to the King 1751
The General Assembly of the Church of Scotland sends a reverent reply to the royal letter. They pledge loyalty and zeal for true religion, commend the king’s protection, and pray for stability, virtue, and the suppression of popery. They thank Lord Cathcart and request God’s blessing on the reign. Also included are notices on ships, military movements, and local appointments and marriages.
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Lon Pon
Ss. James's
Funey
General Assembly of the Church, Scotland
Earl of Bute
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
Church of Sco
Greault
Goa
Cathcart
Europe
Wales
Edinburg
Hyadnan
Moderatacr
Jolland
Norfolk
Duke of Richmond
Fort Marbro
Bencoolen
Latham
Moffat
Bengal
Betty
Chiene
Craic
Dantzick
Jean
Webster
Montrose
Riga
Sale of Old Stores at Woolwich Navy Yard
Navy Office announces sale of old stores on Thursday 11th instant at 11 am at 1413 Office Woolwich Yard. Items include bolt rope cable laid stays shrouds decayed nets lines lawthorn white odam ends and rubber. Deposit 75 percent or proportion, sale viewing in working hours, forty days to pay and remove or deposit forfeits.
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His Majesty’s Navy
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