Allied and French forces clash across Magdebourg and Marbourg
Reports from Berlin to London detail multiple army movements during March. Ruffin’s 6000 and Brandenburgh 6000 legions are raised while Lybourg forces chase retreating foes toward Meiningen. French and Allied actions include sieges, captures, and counter moves across Saxony, Hessen, and the Lower Rhine, with ongoing naval and political developments in Deal and London.
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Tottleben
Magdebourgh
Lybourg
Empire
Saalfeld
Meiningen
Colignen
Halberstadt
Hanover
Gottingen
Hamburgh
Saxony
Farther
Francfort
Marbourg
Baron de Clofen
Affenheim
Friedberg
Luckner
Schatkau
Falda
Lower Rhine
Bergen
Saltzderhelden
Aerson
Frolich
Great Britain
Heidemunden
Utrecht
Gaz
Caffel
Mentz
Bonn
Ratifoon
Vienna
Electorate of
Buda
John Elliot
Duchy of Gormwall
John ‘Jeffrays
Tower of London
Tower
England
John Pitt
Trent
Charles Trelawsey
Cornwall
Devon
Charles Cottrell Dormer
Stephen Cottrel
Scotland
Ireland
Isles of Jersey
Guernsey
Alderney
Sark
Admiralty Offce
Coxon
Alicant
Favourite
Pownoll
St. Antoine
Antoine Victoire
Ambiguous Army Report From Brussels March 8–17
From the London Gazette dated Hague March 17 comes letters from the army under Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick. They note Serene Highness’s quarters at Schweinsberg and confirm actions near Caffel where French forces reportedly attacked trenches and carried positions.
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Hague
Zeigenhayn
Paris
Prince de Soubize
Soiu
Lower Rhine
Rotterdam
Ajax
Bengal
Madrass
Madras
Prothée
Cornet
Lindsay
Orkneys
Boscawen
Prince Ferdinand
Leghorn
Carthagena
Jersey
Quebec
Lady Catharina
Clausen
Hamburgh
Anna Maria
Bloom
Amsterdam
Cork
John
Betsey
Planting
Kildare
Gibraltar
Lephorn
Fire Martin
Whelan
Liverpool
Garland
Athfield
New York
Royal Defiance
Almond
St.Kitt’s
Studdy
Bristol
Marshall
New-York
South Carolina
Oober
Chatham
Portsmouth
Portlay
Earl of Huntingdon
Kew
St. James’s
Newtons
Chapel Royal
Duke of York
Augusta
Earl of Delaware
Duke of Cumberland
Earl of Kinnoul
Newmarket
War Office
Lord Newbattle
Ireland
Yorke
Holland
John Perrott
Guildhall Coffee House
Newgate
Leonard Morse
Townshend
William Carr
Etal
London Gazette
Ferdinand of Brunswick
Highiets
Schweinsberg
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the Daily Register of Commerce, and Intelligence
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Wangenheimts
Brogtie
Friedbérg
Lower ‘Rhine
Meyn
Leipzig
Prussia
Chemnitz
Freyberg
Meissen
Sibourg
Deal
E.N. E
Prince Edward
Downs
Newark
Argo
Thomas and Jane Barlow
London
St. James's
George Dunk Earl of
Hallifax
Francis Dathwood
Bart
His Majesty
Privy Council
Hertford
Earl Cowper
Leicester
John Duke of Rutland
Northampton
Geo
Weseries Smits
Henry Earl of Pembroke
York
N.riding
Robert Earl of
Holdernesse
Whitehall
William Pitt
Ste
William Lord. Talbot
Heliol
Glamorganshire
Earl Talbot
John Lord Delaware
Cantalupe
Earl Delawarr
Pho
Holles Duke of Newcastle
William Viscount Barrington
Frederick North
Lord North
James Oswald
Gilbert Elliot
Exrhanaan
Vmcuuet
William Viscount Bar Fington
George
Lord Anson
George Hay
Orby Hunter
John Forbes
Hans Stanley
Elgrs
Villiers
Viscount Villiers
Tho. Pelham
Great Britain and Ireland
Robert Lord- Henley
Baron of
Geo. Cockburne
Tho. Slade
Bately
Edmund Mason
Timothy Brett
Robert Osborn
Wm. Batemen
Digby Dent
Richard Temple
John Bentley
Frederick Rogers
Richard Hughes
Tho
Hanway
Charles Colby
James Wallace
Francis Hatkins Eyles Styles
Horatio Townsriend
Robert Pett
Roger Burgoyne
John Kyle
Tyringham Stephens
His Majesty’s Navy
Francis Dashwood
Francis Charlton
Port Office
Robert Herbert
Wales
Thomas Gore
Henry Penton the Younger
Ali Nis
House of Commons
Commons of Great Britain
Speaker
House
Arthur Onslow
Onstow
John Webb
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Bridge Street
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