The march of the king's regiment and naval dispatches
Reports from Hague and London discuss potential peace or continued war as regiments march and provisions remain scarce. Dutch merchant discontent grows. deputies seek alliance shifts and broader trade freedom while various ships arrive and depart from Lisbon, Guernsey, Plymouth, and other ports.
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Hood
Landau
Spain
Marquis de la Ensenads
Maubert
Hague
London
Earl of Holderness
Meerman
England
Thither
Boreel
Monument and Bridge Preparations Mentioned in May Updates
In London and York reports, preparations for a new bridge near Fleet Ditch begin with 500 workers gathering materials. An ambitious Wolfe statue project at Charing Cross and a wax effigy of Queen Elizabeth are noted, alongside judicial sentences at Old Bailey and local marriages. World news references prisoners of war from Portsmouth to Jamaica and New England newsrooms advertise shipping and papers.
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Port News
Southampton
Wind N
Neptune
Livingston
Guadaloupe
St. Eustatia
London
Guernsey
Portsmouth
St. Helens
Defiance
Winchester
America
Success
Thornton
Liverpool
Waterford
Kelly
Bristol
Montague
Priaulx
Joseph Salisbury
Ireland
Deptford
Cape
Hollwell
Martha
Pilley
Truro
Jacomina
Planting
Providence
Duke
Dublin
Elizabeth and Mary
Milbourn
Quebec
Helvig Sophia
Nelson
Norway
Dial
W. Blows Freth
Torrington
Lyme
Sheerness
Downs
Dover
Saunders
Piercy Brett
Victuallers
St. Kitt’s
Rusfell
St. Kitts
Gravesend
Alexander
Atkins
Jamaica
Oporto
Gardner
Lisbon
Sally
Marshall
South Carolina
Coil
Nancy
M‘dougle
Barbadoes
Goree
Whitfield
Lancaster
Rawlinson
Copeland
Clyde
Eagle
Dunlop
Virinia
Mary
Hatch
North Carolina
Earl of
Hillborough
Smith
Holyhead
William
Laurence
Jane
Yeates
Virginia
Sampson
Bayonne
Mr. Winslow
Boston
New-England
Mexico
General Winslow
Cook
England
the Black
Cape Florida
Havannah
Torbay
Verius
Argo
Plymouth
Bay
Brest
St. Domingo
St. Joseph
Martinico
Groyne
Bourdeaux
Dromadaire
Aldborough
Woolwich
Hull
Smyrna
Marseilles
Gibraltar
Antigua
Guadalupe
Mongerat
M‘millan
Francis Sténnet
Gottenburgh
Dunkirk
Stennet
New York
Cork
Malaga
Carolina, Prince
Dichofa de Canaria
Francisco Antonio Sall
Canaries
N. S. Delos Remidos
la Perla
Francisco Zantel
Campechy
FheVrede
Barucht
Canariés
Hamburgh
Uspur
DUI
Waitéhall
Britain
Wolfe
Wilton
Charing-cross
Westminster Abbey
Parliament House
Fleet-Ditch
Water-Lane
Jaft
Wyndham
Knatchbull
Wyndham, Bart
Kent
Hallifax
Miss Drury
Lyttleton
Old Bailey
Ann Hallock
Guildhall
St. Martin's Church
Backhouse
Hebbes
Hebhih
Kensington
Diotignardi
St. James's
Boynton Langley
York
Molly Foulis
William Foulis
Ingleby
Cages
Clapham
Christian ‘Heinétion
Mala Dicks
Christ-Church
Surry
John Powell
Yellow Régiment
King-street
Covent-Garden
Adam Waterman
Tottenham-court Road
Epsom
Whitehaven
France
Jaques Coulet
Pontefract
Mr. Theaktton
New-York
Cape-Breton
Nova-Scotia
Caffey
Threadneedle Street
Royal Exchange
Thomas Lever
Letter from St Kitts Details Guadaloupe Passage
A letter from Mr John Parke dated St Kitt's April 4 reports that he travels from Guadaloupe and offers brief advice by this opportunity. The brief note conveys travel updates and a courteous message in the historical correspondence.
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London
John Parke
St. Kitt’s
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Caillon
Millener
Queen-street
Golden-square
Dolling
Buffel-street
Bloombury Square
Flight
Cornhill
Tom Foo
Tom Foor
T Waller
Fetter‘ Lang
Fleet-Street
J. Newbery
Sun
St. Paul's Churcht
J. Coot
Paterfoster Row
Robert Eaton
M. Parbury
Mariner
Golden Heart
Salisbury Court
Fleet Street
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