Troop Movements Near Silesia and Rhine Fronts
June dispatches report Prince Henry marching toward Silesia from between Sagan and Sorau beyond the Bober. Dillenburg siege planned with M. de Guerchy to lead. Lu satia at Fulda. St Germain's army moves from Duffeldorp to Mulheim on the Roer en route to Lipstadt. Allied four thousand push toward Emerick. Hague notes anonymous peace writings.
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Sagan
Sorau
Bober
Silesia
Francfort
Duke
Dillenburgh
M. de Guerchy
Ackenborg
Lusatia
Fulda
Mulheim
St. Germain
Duffeldorp
Roer
Lipstadt
Emerick
Rhine
Hague
France
England
Second Order
Paris
London
Ratisbon
Port News Cruising Fleet Returns and Departures
June 27 reports wind shifts and convoy operations as Arethusa Granada sail on a cruise and several ships return to Deal nine vessels remain under convoy with Pem broke Smith heading to the Canaries and other vessels bound for Poole Liverpool New York Dublin Jamaica and Lisbon among arrivals at Gravesend St. Kitts Antigua and Bristol with numerous ships listing origins and destinations.
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Deal
S. W
Arethusa
Granada
Torrington
Pembroke
Smith
Canaries
Thompson
Endeavour
Lee
Poole
Martha
Andrew
Molly
Roland
New Castle
Centurion
Hind
French
Dane
Salisbury
Lisbon
Lyon
Richardson
Robert
Rathburn
Briggs
Nathaniel
Hunter
Friendship
Liverpool
Hopewell
Everton
Edward
Davis
New York
Susannah
Winton
Cruizer
Morris
Mercury
Jones
Dublin
Francis
Cork
Marley
Newhaven
Samuel
Ross
Jamaica
Gravesend
General de Roy
Bethell
York
Antigua
Cesar
Williams
Oporto
Letitia
Wiideth
Virginia
Elizabeth
Dante
Hawk
Wilson
Smyrna
St. Johannes
Naskill
Dram
Unity
Norway
Johannah
Crookman
Stockholm
Brothers
Phebe
Trieit
Verciton
Ostend
St. Kitt’s
Beach
Christopher
Scandret
London
Mary
M‘carthie
Dorothy
Cuthbert
John and Thomas
South Carolina
Bristol
Amelia
Nixon
Dover
Sukey
Rawlins
Sally
M‘carty
Guadaloupe
Vestal
Blair
Gorrell
Brereton
Portsmouth
Quebec
Lord Colvill
St. Laurence
Hallifax
Beck Island
Murray
Abraham
Lowestoffe
Diana
Marady
Plymouth
Boyce
Duke
Cumberland
Arived
Gibraltar
Venice
Beaver
Hayes
Angola
Rialto
Thomas
Judith
Fisher
Jenny
Hopkins
Boston
Barbadoes
N. Long
Lizard
Tyger
Porter
Webb
East India
Isis
His
Downs
Mightineff
Batavia
Clive
Europe
Nabob
Jeffreys
George Beauclerck
Royal Regiment of Welch Fuzileers
Burnham Downs
Canterbury
George Talmath
Earl of Dyfért
Speke
Hammersmith
Thomas Boulton
London Gazette June 20 on Allied Army and French dispositions
London Gazette reports Allied Army headquarter positions at Wavern on June 16 with Prince Ferdinand. French forces under Marshal Broglio cantonments along the Lahn and Fried OTL, with Lohr and Gelnhausen encamped by Count de Luface and iv. de St. Pern. Guerchy moves back to Limburg joining Prince Camille, while St Germain crosses the Rhine near Meyrick. Sporcken’s corps stays near Dulmen.
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Limburg
Prince Camille
Canton
Lahn
Fried- Otl
Meyerick
British Legion 1
Fischers
M. de St. Germain
Rhine
Doesbourg
Keycerswaert
Winckelhausen
Sporcken
Dulmen
Summer circuits schedule for Hertford to Gloucester
The Daily Rectster lists summer court circuits with judges and dates across Hertford Chelmsford Maidstone Horsham Guildford Okeham Lincoln Nottingham Derby Leicester Northampton Coventry Warwick Bay St Edmunds Norwich Guildhall Abingdon Oxford Worcester Shrewsbury Hereford Monmouth Gloucester. It records sessions for HOME MIDLAND NORFOLK OXFORD circuits ending in August across multiple towns and cities with assigned judges and venues.
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Lord Mansfield
Baron Smythe
Hertford
Essex
Chelmsford
Kent
Maidstone
Sussex
Horsham
Surry
Guildford
Midland
Willes
Baron Adams
Rutland
Okeham
Lincoln
Castle of
City of Lincoln
City of
Nottingham
Nottingam
Derby
Leicester
Borough of
Northampton
City of Coventry
Warwick
Oxford
Justice Foster
Justice Clive
Berks
Abingdon
Worcester
Stafford
Salop
Shrewsbury
Hereford
Monmouth
Gloucester
Northern Circuit and York Castle Deliberations July August
The notice lists various sessions of the Northern Circuit with dates and venues across York Durham Newcastle upon Tyne Carlisle Appleby Lancaster Winchester New Sarum Dorchester Exeter Bodmin Bridgwater and Bristol. It also includes a commentary on colonial affairs and naval dispatches detailing battles on the St Lawrence and merchant shipping movements.
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Justice Bathurst
Baron Lloyd
City of
York
Castle of York
Durham
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Northumberland
Cumberland
Carlisle
Westmorland
Appleby
Lancashire
Castle of
Lancaster
Justice Wilmot
Noel
Southampton
Castle of Winchester
Wilts
New Sarum
Dorset
Dorchester
Exeter
Devon
Cornwall
Bodmin
Somerset
Bridgwater
Bristol
Mutiny and misfortune items from the Princess and London life
Notices report Thomas Rowlan to be executed this week aboard the Princess at the Nore for mutiny. Other items include the death of a Victualler in Church-street St. Giles's, a bar scene in Chick Lane where a thief stole four pounds in half-pence, and a coach accident on Mile-End Road injuring a man taken to London Hospital. Sir General Amherst's Albany arrival and troop movements are noted along with Connecticut bounties for soldiers. Public notices announce anti-arthritick wine sales and health remedies with various London addresses and officials named.
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Thomas Rowlan
Tn Uder
Nore
Mr. Wood
St. Giles’s
Chicklane
London Hospital
New York
Monsieur Chateleau
North America
Cape Francois
Old France
House
London
Philadelphia
Capé
Albany
Amherst
Niagara
Oswego
New-York
Wader
Ogden
New- Jersey
le Roux
Corfu
Woodhull
Hubbell
de Foreest
Barnes
Rhode-Island
General’ Assembly
Colony of
Conneticut
Royal Fancy
H. Knowles
Rhoad Island
South Carolina
Enterprise
Alexander Innes
Florida
Port Louis
Hispaniola
Strand
New- Exchange
General Carr
Great Maddox-street
Hanover-square
Herring
Great Marlborough
Yous Madders
Berkley-square
John, Parkinson
Wathing-street
George Honour
Montague-close
Richard Cracraft
Jin Brabant
British letters claim Spain and Gibraltar in disarray
London reports dated June 1 from Gibraltar say communications with Spain are shut, Spaniards ordered to depart. Spain and Leghorn letters predict war in Italy with 3 ships of the line, 13 frigates, and 8000 troops en route to Naples. Amsterdam Gazette notes Quebec loss claims and French intelligence.
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Gibraltar
Spain
Leghorn
Italy
Naples
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Bruffls Gazettes
Quebec
Amsterdam Gazette
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