Treaty or comprehension sought between King and Duke of Mecklenburgh
The report claims a treaty or commission ends a dispute with the Duke of Mecklenburgh forcing neuter gages and military arrangements around Brdils Schague. Advices from Hague describe French forces planning heavy artillery to threaten Munster with the Duke de Suubize leading troops while Brunswick hereditary prince stands afar. Berlin notes light troops set fire at Ruban magazines near Czempin as Plater's corps advances. Military movements include Romanow facing siege at Colberg and Prussian forces near Landsberg and Hesfe as Allied armies maneuver around Callel Molizdorff.
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Mecklenburgh
Sroledt Brdils
Schague
Weze
Munster
Prince de
Brunswick
Hague
Litigen
London
Sieur Berryer
Sedte
Marine
Duke de Choieuil
Count de Choiseuil
Berlin
M. Plater
Czempin
Posen
Knoblauch
Ziethen
Landsberg
Colberg
Roman Zow
Silesia
Oder
Stegnau
Pofeo
Alt Girau
Schwefhau
Liffa
Hesfe
Ferdinand
Callel
Molizdorff
Marbourg
Nice
Diymel
M. Broglia
Bimbech
Caflel
Port N and W and Deal 62 Winds in Downs
Fragmented OCR notes list ships and captains including Marl Borough Oxfam Bedeifle king of Prufa Lisbon Ratter Heffelion Charlota Thompson in Virginia and Senegal. Another entry mentions Wind S S E and ships Gravefind Anna Maria from Norway remain in the Downs by St Thombs and the 25 Part.
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Port
N& W
Deal
Marl
Oxfam
Geme Apd
Naman
Addresses of congratulation on his nuptials in London Gazette
The Gazette lists addresses of congratulation to His Majesty from the Lord Lieutenant and justices of Middlesex and Westminster, Exeter, Lincoln, Hereford, Liverpool, Tiveston, Wycombe, Ludlow, Great Yarmouth, Sandwich, Marlborough, and others. Also reports on Berlin letters and new peace terms with France and England, with naval movements and upcoming public offices.
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London
Middlesex
Westminker
Exeter
Lincoln
Hereford
Liverpool
Tivesson
Wycombe
Bucks
Ludlow
Great Yarmouth
Sandwich
Malborough
Berlin
Grand -Sigmar
Constantinople
Paris
Oxier
Denmark
Hague
England
France
North America
Louisiana
Newfoundland
Great Bank
St. Peter
Guadaloupe
Caribbee
Fabago
J. Vincent
St. Lucia
Deminito
Africa
Asia
Gueldreg
Cleves
Prussia
Richmond
Elphiston
Seynd
Hamburgh
Fisce
Ramsgate
Dover
Garland
Powell
Bristol
Baggy Leap
Ilfracombe
Dolphin
Logan
Isle of Wight
Philadelphia
William
Murray
Prince Ferdinand
Anderson
Orkneys
Cuxhaven
General Polit
New York
Earl of Halifax
Boulderson
Wright
Earl of Hertford
Lally
Duke of York
Lord Effingham
WinicheRer
Berkley
Héll
Winchester
Newmare
Lahi Gdnellay
Lied
Waldegrave
Duke of Bridgewater
Lord Scarsdale
Mr. Key
Duke of Grafton
Fly
Mr. Fenton
Engineer
Mr. Shaftoe
Coft
Lord Orford
Mr. Frafe
Tate
Hawk
Tol
Beacah
Vernon
Flire
Duke of Cumberland
Newmarket
Guildhall
Geils
Wales
Sam. Findyer
Dep
Wm. Tyret
Rob. Ladbroke
Jn. Moorey
Alderman Alsop
Wm. Pott
T. Rawetinson
Thomas Cogan
Rich. Glyn
Edward Waldo
Ald. Beckford
Charles Meredith
Fran. Gosling
Samuel Freeman
Two.Harley
E. Math. Howard
Fran. Eltis
James Walton
James Walton, Mr. Dep
Jn.Paterson
John Rivington
Rob. Wilson
Henry Kent
Tho. Long
William Reeves
James Hodges
Kate
Company of Apaghesaries
Black Friars
William Dodd
St. David's
Prisoners of War Hospital Shirt Tender Notice
Exchangin.2 Prisoners of War Sept 28. Commissioners for caring for sick and Seamen announce they will be ready on Monday October 12 to receive sealed tenders for supplying hospital shirts for sick and mounted seamen and prisoners of war. A sample shirt may be seen and details obtained from the Secretary at the office.
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Admiralty
Parkgent
England
London
Philip Stephen
Navy Office
Nivy
Blezen
Eaghes Anil
Nis Dajepy
Port Antonio
His Majesty’s Navy
Hughes
Portsinguth
Portsimouth
Maesty
N.B
Persors
Penryn
Lloyd
Si’ar
Ramsgate
Corporation
Royal Exchange
Ramseate
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Marstin
Charity School of
St. Bride’s
Perry
Christ’s Hospital
Thomas Daniell
Bevis O. Clerkenwell
William. Rutherford
Throgmorton-street
Mire
Mary Magdalen Fermignac
William Knight
Mir
Saunderson
Dock-head
John Scott
Bridewell
Bethlem
Henry Went
Charles Wheeler
St. Peter’s-Hill
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Strand
Weltminger
Eleazer Edwards and Son's
Tleazer Edwards
Son
King's Arms Tavern
Cornhill
Boston
New England
Handel
Felton
Chilcot
John Gardiner
Ram-Alley Buildings
Inner Temple
Norwich
Lad Lane
St. Peter’s
Bury
Lloyd's Coffee
Lombard-sterely
Susannah
Shadweth
Beard
John Hutchinson
Cherry Gateden Stairs
James Reid
Contmahder
N. B
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