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Newspaper

Public Ledger

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 14, 1761

Page

2

Inventory of goods and arms for naval depots and ships

The document itemizes diverse commodities including soap, lace, cloth, cheeses, camblet, hides, leather, ropes, wine, paper, soap, oil, and gunpowder stored for Pondicherry Bourbon and the ship's company. It notes quantities by bale, barrel, and piece, with detailed weights and counts, alongside military provisions and forthcoming troop movements in Europe.

Mars Feilles Pondicherry Holland Bourdeaux Isle of Bourbon Cambourg M. le Compte-d’Apché

Extract from a Hanoverian siege and fleet dispatch

Extract from a Hanover, March 9, reporting Scheiter an Hanoverian major has stormed Battenberg Castle. Allied forces reorganize with Sporcken on the left, Cheim and the center. Duderstadt prisoners include 207 men. Gibraltar letters say the grand expedition fleet sails in about three weeks. Jamaica and Corke conveyances update, with ships and prizes reported.

Hanover M. Scheiter Battenberg Sporcken Cheim Ferdinand Prince of Brunswick Duderstadt Partiion Gottingen Gibraltar Corke Lady Falmouth Scilly Marshal Broglio Morlaix Palmer Williams North Carolina London Spain Jane Pauley Elizabeth Platt Jamaica Hamburgh Seaflower Peters Guernsey Marygold Trick Recovery Aftiton Plymouth Clovally Breslau Amsterdam Naples Vengeance Coventry Wasp Quiberon Bay Duchess of Hamilton Davis Neptune Ayres Duke of York Covenny Love and Unity Ganland Hopewell Loveday Providence Lilly Grant Victuallers Ditto Wiliam and Mary of The Royal Richard Temple Navy Board Commissioner Hall John Bentley Navy George Adams Knights of the Bath Charles’'Cocks Ryegate Surry Lord Chamberlain Hobbs Erskine Wolfe Portmouth Ireland Portsmouth Germany St. Famies’s Park Wiltshire

Obituary Notes and Notices from Historic Parish Record

The item lists various funeral notices and family events: the Lady of the Bishop of St Asaph recently bore a son, Archibald Hamilton, a noted Edinburgh physician, Mr Pratt, a longtime warehouse keeper to the Company of Stationers, Captain Throcksmiorton and Sir William Threckmorton relation, and Robert Clerks of Scotland among others. An old wartime domestic rule is cited regarding a man with a wife not going to war for a year.

St. Asaph Aim Edinburgh Archibald Hamilton Mr. Pratt Holsborn Throcksmiorton William Threckmorton Barti Robert Clesk John Clerks Cuik Scotland

Mail from Holland Reports Indian War Defeat

Lifton February 6 dispatches describe a clash in India where our troops were defeated by native forces on February 4, losing substantial baggage and artillery. The piece notes that failure could have worsened if the Vice-Roy had secured peace with a powerful Indian ally. Dry details from Vienna and Stockholm report army movements and preparations in Saxony and Pomerania, with transports diverted to Holstein readiness for field operations.

Dantkich Rhce Russia Poland Elector of Saxony Prague Hessin Dresden Bohemia Hulfe Guasco Nurenberg Duke de Broglio Rudolstadt Bamberg Franconia Prince Henry Silesia Mrr Keith Petersburgh Tapis Pomerania Berlin Munster Hanover Gottingen Nordheim Heffin Lower Rhine Re Francfort Marshal Brogio Betéen Sibourg Germany Holland Lifton Bee E Court India Vienna Count. Daun Artends Stockholm Lantinghausen Gopenhagen Norway Holstein

Port News Summary From Beal March 12

Fragmentary port news report notes events at Gravesend and along the Downs. Mentions ships like the Lady Joanna and East India vessels in passage, with scattered references to commanders and routes. The text is incomplete and lacks clear outcomes or dates beyond March 12.

Port NEWS Beal S. E Presley Ward Earl of

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