Armies in Saxony and Silesia Afoot Amid War News
Reports from Vienna Prague and Berlin describe Prussian marches and drafts in Saxony and Silesia with forces near Brandenburgh and Croffen. Prince Lubomirsky heads to join 36,000 Russian troops near Silesia as Austrians and French mobilize for campaigns.
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Tivoli
Vienna
Saxony
Prussia
Lubomirsky
Silesia
Prague
Upper Silesia
Draikowitz
Lower Silesia
Brandenburgh
Berlin
Rufsian
Croffen
Zullichau
Poland
Freyberg
Coldorff
Czetteritz
Torgau
House of Austria
Copenhagen
Baron Steinberg
Francfort
Mayn
Ferdinand
Prince of
Brufwick
Court enforces petition against malt distillery opening
London reports a court of common council rejected a petition to parliament against reopening the malt distillery. A committee was named to draft the petition with listed members. The issue reflects broader wartime politics and public support for administration.
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Court of Common Council
Alpermes
Long
Cokayne
Skinner
Sir Matt. Blackiston
Arthur Beardmore
Kite
Samuel Freeman
Cartwright
James Clarke
Edward Waldo
Wilson
Roger Staples
Crimes and executions across towns in 18th century notices
The report recalls thefts where a man faced prison or royal service after bundling cookware and furniture, fatal and brutal assaults near Holborn, and suspects flogged or seen apprenticed to service. It notes deaths in London areas, trials for banklike robberies, acquittals in murder cases, and military pay, ships docked, and port activity from Cambridge to Dublin with multiple named vessels and officials.
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justice'Weleh
Savoy
Ea Cope Gee
Corbett
Purple Lane
Holborn
James-street
Bedford-row
Mr. Short
St. Sepulchre
Sydenham
Strand
White-Hart Tavern
Justice Fielding
Wilfor
Poultry Compter
Guildhall
Port News Report of March 12 Weather and Vessels
Deal wind South. Indian Queen Bond failed and came down. Margaret Gordon Concord remain with men of war. Hind Fly sloops arrived with 30 ships under convoy from Portsmouth and sail for the river. Hopewell Caldwell Louisburgh Dogherty from New York arrived at Londonderry.
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Deal
Bond
Lisbon
Margaret
Gordon
Guadalupe
Concord
Jacobson
New-York
Portsmouth
Londonderry
Hopewell
Caldwell
Louisburgh
Dogherty
New York
High water readings at London Bridge timetable
Water levels rose across London Bridge with measurements at 52 minutes after 11 in the morning and 26 minutes after 12 at noon, indicating a high water period.
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London Bridge
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Count Soltikof
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Zorndorff
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Verdailles
Flanders
Marshal Soubize
the Daity Register of Commerce and Intelligence
London
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Virginia
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Richard Harvey
Prince Frederick
Chatham
Marine Society
Spain
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Lortdon
Brussels
Neufchatel
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France
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House of Commons
Hardinge Stracey
John Read
Prince Ferdinand
Marquis of Granby
Shelvocke
Ous
Henry Potts
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William Bolton
Holland
Hamburgh
Haviing
Phillips Gybbon
Ludovick Grant
Shire of Inverness
Scotland
Edward Elliot
Cornwall
Board of Trade and Plantations
Germany
Bank of England
Threadneedle-street
Newgate
Adams
Turk’s Head-Court
Golden-Lane
Green
Cambridge
Sydney Stafford Smythe
Charles Killingbeck
Phaxted
Mrez Davy
St. Edmund’s Bury
Suffolk
Leander Hodshon
Mary Sperry
King’s Yard
Portmouth
His
Mars
Valiant
Norwich
St. Helen’s
Bean
Royal George
Plymouth
Bigbury Bay
Jonathan Williams
Dublin
Housse of Commons
Prince Edward
James Plaidane
Latham
James Moffatt
India
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