News from the front toward Casfel and the Lower Rhine
Reports from April 20 to April 23 describe French and Austrian movements toward Casfel and the Lower Rhine under General de St Germain and General Beck. Prince Henry heads to command a large army. Ruffians reportedly prepare to occupy Coffin near Stettin, while Genoa readies Forty thousand men with supplies for a major campaign as Madrid notes naval command changes.
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Casfel
Francfort
Mayn
Count de St. Germain
Asoon
Marshal Broglio
Lower Rhine
Saxony
Beck
Upper Lusatia
Elb
Rifa
Silesia
Laudoln
Brandenburgh
Prince Henry
Berlin
Stettin
Coffin
Genoa
Piedmont
Tuxin
London
Versailles
Madrid
Don Andrew Reggio
Cadiz
T Department
Port News: Arrivals and sailings from Plymouth and beyond
Port notices record arrivals and departures on April 28 including ships from Neath Falmouth Milford and Tenby. Vessels carry coal timber dairy products and iron to London Plymouth Falmouth and Dublin while press gangs aboard the Jane and Barbary and Friendship tender accompany the Welsh fleet.
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Penzants
Leviathan
Neath
Sord
Falmouth
Leopard
Milford
Dartmouth
Yardmouth
Pelican
Ditto
Swanzey
Three Brothers
Yarmouth
Dublin
Phoenix
Coombe
Thomas and
Martha
Tenby
Pool
Hammon
Joseph
Carmarthen
Plymouth
Britannia
Chester
London
Newlin
Treacy
Elizabeth
Mary
Southampton
Delight
Clovelly
Loyal
Brig
Plain Dealer
Elizabeth of
Biddeford
Ad‘venture
Lynn
Diligence
Osborn
Bowles
Hambleton
Fairno
Wheatley
Sunderland
John and
Wills
Arrivals and notes from the Southampton port and English waters
Shipping arrivals and departures across English ports enrich the Southampton register. Vessels from Newcastle Sunderland London and Arundel meet voyages while Deal and Cork report ships inbound and outbound. News covers naval movements, prison terms, legal notices, weather, and local incidents in London, Plymouth, Holland and Jamaica with mentions of captains, orders, and port duties.
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Southampton
Good Intent
Hargrave
Newcastle
Mary
Taylor
Sunderland
Morning Star
Seal
London
John and Mary
Hemmings
Rye
Cowey
Francis
Curacoa
Deal
Downs
Deptford
Dover
Elizabeth
Brown
Thomas
Jane
Barlow
Amity
Longbottom
Victuallers
Rotterdam
Hooper
Dublin
Cork
St. John
Days
St. Francis Xavier
Roderigo
Lisbon
Power
St. Sebastians
Waterford
Buck
Miser
Whitby
Prince Frederick
Trattles
North Carolina
Marlborough
Norway
Plymouth
Success
Baker
Holland
Fountain
Dixon
Lynn
Vianna
Fanny
Hartley
Milford
Annuity and Pension Arrangements Advertised
Advertises life annuities and pensions payable from various funds for those seeking employment or raising money. Mentions accommodation through Mr Mendez and offices at a location described as Haber asher with daily hours Ten to Two. References partners including officers of rank in the army.
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Lord Gower
Pharaoh
Duke of Cumberland
Mars
Pharoah
Lord Bolingbroke
Duke of Grafton
Lord March
Hammersmith
Scotland Yard
Hyde Park
St. George’s
Hanover Square
Morley
Strand
Mass Baffett
Archdeacon Baffett
Lincolnshire
Law
Charles Hay
Stead
Mitre
Fleetstreet
Judith Saunders
Edward Spencer
Guildhall
Woodstreet
Bell Wharf
Drayton
Salop
Stamford
Lancashire
York
Ann Haton
Elizabeth Thompson
Mendez
Haberasher
London
Ips
Prince Edward
John Morecock
Jasper Lucas
Nage-Head Court
Gracechurch Street
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Charles More
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Minden
Germany
Portugal
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Dillon
War Office
Chelsea Hospital
Lord Henley
House of Peers
King’s-bench
Great Tower-hill
Earl Ferrets
Tower
Mary Calway
Glocester-court
Tower-Street
William Ashby
Harefield
Middlesez
Newmarket
You, I
Ludgate-Hill, JR
Ashley
Mansell-Street
Goodman’s-Fields
Francesco For Assassi
George
John Newbery
John Coote
the Christian’s Magazine
St. James‘s
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Prescot Street
Goodman’s Fields
Otice
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