Fragmentary Napoleonic Era Dispatches and Port News
Fragmented OCR text reports troop dispositions in central Germany with General Klefeld and General Luczynski near Gera and Zeitz, a damaged account of a spring detachment clash, and a note on Leipfic evacuation. Port news from Penzance lists ships bringing oats to Portsmouth and various arrivals and sailings, with scattered vessel names and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fune
Gia
Klefeld
Burg
Luczinsky
Gera
Zeitz
Sprring
Kowar
Ruffel
Palatine Dragons
Naumbaught
Leipfic
Thuringia
Munificent British Aid to Nevis and Nova Scotia Fire Victims
The letter extols Bolton as center of measures aiding Nevis and Nova Scotia after fires, praising local British volunteers who funded provisioning, rebuilding, and defense. It notes ships and forts supported by provincial costs, and urges relief for sufferers as part of Great Britain's common cause. It also reports naval actions, frontier skirmishes, and dispatches from Moscow to Marseilles, with broader European war updates and merchant movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pees Fons
Bolton
Bostor
Charés
South Carolina
Royal
Jamaica
Nevis
Nova-Scotia
Batam
Ryswick
France
Nova' ‘Scotia
Anapolis Royal
Europe
Aix Ta Chiapelle
Nova Scotia
Beauffajour
Bay Verte
America
Great Britain
Tam
Petersburgh
Ier
Rannikby
E. Frigyad
Merseburgh
Saxony
Salemnon
Samat
Kowatsch
Pomerania
Fune
Grefen
Forcade
Cleves
Weihear
Marseilles
Sigage
Squirrel
Kennington
Leghorn
Constantinople
Dallas
Spee
Lisbon
Rinfalo
Glasgow
Dorothy
Jenkins
Bristol
Tyber
Crombie
Zant
Gibraltar
London
King
Ireland
Antigua
Guadaloupe
Manning
Robinson
Hampden
M‘kenzie
Ands Unity
Hodge
Dail
Plymouth
Bay
Cand
Kendall
Amity
Carr
Betty
Rains
Willian
Mary
Berwick
Watson
Taylor
Sunderland
Swan
Guinea
Providence
Frost
Dantzick
Cowes
Bilton
Newbaftles
Guemnféy
Jis
Arbour
Martha
Ana Judith
Boa Fe Rotterdam
Moriday
Weymouth
Thie Constant
Dyer
Leith
Ffactian’s
Bay Fleet
Camp
Earl of Abingdon
Montague
Bertie
Lindsey
Ofcaster
James
Bylis
Bridget
SwartsWaay
Ofingdon
Charles
Howe
Anna‘Maria
John Collins
Florence
James Lord Norreys
Rycot
Jon Bi Beas
Abingdon
Fonshamed Peregrine
Lori
Wasyhigh
Mansfield
Chamberly
Baron. Smythe
Midland
Arent
Juice
Wiles
Baron.Adams
Norfolk
Baron Parker
Juttice Dennison
Oxford
Justice Forster
Justice Clive
Wilmot
Justice
Northern
Bathurst
Baron Lloyd
Foot
Lord Viscount Ligonier
Carolina
King’s Arms
Cornhill
James Wright
Ight
William Pitt
Kensingto
Fragmentary notes on crime and notices from 18th century Suffolk
A garbled ledger of legal terms and local notices mentions a bridge offense deemed a felony, marriages at Sudbury and St. Katherine's, deaths of Edward Hore and Mrs Aimbrose, Maiden Lane cider merchant, and a 1760 East India Company warrant excerpt with lottery references and scattered names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Suffolk
Edward Hore
Hermittage
Miss Gregg
Burr-freet
St. Katherine's
Thomas Costes
Aimbrose
Maiden-lane
Covent Garden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Redwertz
Commrce Ands Intelligence
Port News
Penzance
Caine
Prince of Wales
Palmer
the Squirrel
Godfrey
Industry
Williams
Wales
Ports
Palemouth
Humphrys
Milford
Shoreham
Draper
Liverpool
Blandford
Briggs
Barnstaple
Henry
Joseph
Akerman
Cork
Porelmouth
Anne
Margaret
Sterlinng
Neath
Newton
Wat- Jon
Stone
Southampton
Ved
Liverpoler
Sally
Wal“Tace
North Carolina
Cee Guadaloupe
Matty
Douglas
NYPD
PENRE
Engl
Curupert Dunn
The
Prince ‘George
Skok
Biddeford
East-India House
Jane
East-India Company
Ther Ave
England
Zard
Ludgate-firéet
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