Port Andro Siege and European War Dispatches
The Daily Register reports scattered European news from Constantinople to Hanover. It notes arrests and seizures by the Grand Signior, troop movements in Silesia and Glatz, armistice talk between France and England, Danish‑Holstein exchanges, and Dutch and British naval actions, including the Isis and Oriflame engagements, port convoys, and ongoing campaigns along the Lower Rhine and Saxon theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Altena
Silesia
Hamburgh
Jever
Oldenburgh
Anhalt Zerbst
Holstein
Glatz
Laudolin
Versailles
Francfort
France
England
Marshal Broglio
Paris
Luneville
Poland
Lorrain
Bar
Uflar
British Legion
M. de Mandreville
Volunteers of Flanders
Fadi
Hanover
Holtzmunden
Hameled
Belleisle
Council of State
Ambrose’ Guyfe
Hague
Spain
Portugal
America
Philip the Fourth
Charles the Second
Bremen Crisis Prompts Possible Troop Move From Westphalia
The Leyden Gazette report from Westphalia May 7 notes a powerful ruler’s discontent over Bremen’s treatment and hints at a major troop advance to free the city if the English hospital withdraws. It questions whether French money or Prussians threaten, while Spain and Turks loom in Mediterranean plans. Also detailed are multiple ship movements and prizes from Madeira to Jamaica and the Atlantic, with Lancaster, Dragon, and others sailing or captured, plus a Quebec memorial criticising Canada capitulation terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty Ofice
Saunders
Clevland
Gibratary Bay
Cape Tres Forcas
Toulon
Oran
Althou
Isis
Wheeler
Cunningham
Cuningham
Marseilles
Martinique
Gat
Kingroad
Bristol
London
Bayonne
Brandenburgh
Department of Foreign Affairs
Mifnia
Hzfeler
Berlin
Augsbergh
Podewils
Legation
Saxony
Freyberg
Wilfdrof
Silesia
Goltz
Hirschberg
Schmeidberg
Landshut
Lemberg
Schweidnitz
Wezer
Umar
Col
Veltheim
Luckner
Hussars
Nordheim
Roeden
Hanover
Kimbeck
Bremer
Muntter
Kielmansegg
Gottingen
Hamelen
Leyden Gazette
Westphalia
Bremen
Pitt
Carter
Philadelphia
Leeward Lands
St. Croix
Eglinton
Robertson
Plymouth
South Carolina
Madeira
His Majesty
Launceston
Affieck
Canaries
Dragon
Whicheloer
Guadalupe
Nixon
New York
Little David
St. Eustatia
Greyhound
Welsh
Carolina
Catherina
Bray
Faro
Portland
Arbuthnot
St. Hellena
Harmony
Evanson
Jamaica
Moran
Ditto
St. Kitts
West Indies
Lisbon
Rebecca
Gordon
Hammet
Lovely Betty
Allen
St. Thomas
St. Barb
New England
Robinson
Hereux
Vibert
Ora Market
Willson
Gibraltar
Hawke
Scott
Barcelona
Lyon
Pinhorn
Poole
Jackson
Pike
Morrison
Guernsey
Dupord
Monte Christi
Cadiz
Mercury
Sterling
Judith
Godshall
Thompson
Theresa
Pritchard
Britannia
Taylor
Laverick
Hull
St. Anna
Almas
Duarte
Elizabeth
Rotterdam
Norman
Chester
Endeavour
Martin
Portsmouth
Goodhope
Johnston
Kaningsburg
Union
Edwards
Mulburn
Houlder
Chichester
Dublin
Royal Exchange
Wireham
Betsey
Deas
Dover
Dover Road
Downs
Quebec
Murray
Canada
France
Jerfer
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Register of Commerce and Intelligence
Bremerlehe
Lower Rhine
Marshal Prince de Soubize
Ambrose Guy
Chatelet
Loudon Gazette
Copenhagen
Order of Danbrog
Hauch
M. de Gram
Reventlow
Count Reventlow
Christianede
Prince of
Prince of Soubize
Doffeldorf
Gelder, Cleves
Wefel
Port New
Deal
Cruizer
Flamborough
Boscawen
Braund
Earl of Elgin
Evans
East India
Read
Blackett
Franklin
Pooke
General Wolfe
Deal, May 9. Wind E. N.E
Totness
Cole
Newark
Piercy Brett
Thomas and Jane
Charles
Whitehall
Port Andro
Belleiste
Hodgson
Lord Ligonier
Whitmore
Thomas
Surman and Ryder
Beauclerk’s
Dougal Stewart
Lumsden
Scrymiour
Forbis
Nugent
Colvill
Travera
Rufane
Sheldon
Denxell
Stewart’s
M‘lean
Gey’s
Purcell
Carleton
Rammer
Ranland
Van
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