Conflict update from Brittany and Vienna reports spread
The excerpt notes troop movements and signals involving the Duke d Aiguillon, Brest and Rochefort ships forming a squadron under M. de Blenac, with eight infantry regiments and a dragoon unit redeployed along coastlines. It also covers Prussian diplomacy, expected forces in Silesia, and ambiguous peace offers. Further items chronicle naval arrivals, captures, and port news from London and Gibraltar, including ships, prizes, and official ceremonies.
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Fragmented eighteenth century notices and shipping updates
Mixed iteming from a 1761 London paper notes voyages from Antigua to London and captures near Martinico, a fire at Bally James Duff, a nurse aborting a breast feeding incident, a marriage announcement, sea service and prisoner exchanges, and a hospital court hearing with local governance details.
PORT NEWS Plymouth May 14 ships arrive with navy provisions
Port News reports arrival of His Majesty's ship Jason with a convoy from Cork carrying John and Elizabeth Daverton Prosperous Harding Eagle Reed Exchange Strange and Biddeford with navy provisions. Unicorn frigates also arrived from a cruise while Cormorant sloop of war sails with the trade for Wales and Peggy sloop of war on a cruise. King William Pearce sails for Newfoundland Weymouth May 16 under convoy Otter sloop of war Brudenel Brent Endeavour Pearce.
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