Polish Diets Delay General Assembly In Dantzick Report
From Dantzick comes a summary noting the general dyet of Poland is unlikely to meet this year as dinings in several palatines broke up without electing nuncios for the assembly. Letters from Smyrna report pestilence ceased and trade resuming, while Bern regiments and fortifications near Finburgh are mentioned in Swiss Paris routes.
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Dantzick
Dyet
Poland
Smyrna
Switzerland
Paris
Bern
Finburgh
Lisbon
Portugal
Rome
Holy See
Henry VII
England
France
Chamberry
Sardinia
Placentia
Aix la Chapelle
Petersburg
Vienna
House of Austria
Kingdom of
Prussia
Flanders
Broglio
Grand Army
Wesel
Great Britain
Montreal
Marquis de Vaudreuil
Ketter
Castel Gandolfo
Sacred College
Apostolic See
M. de Almada
Genoa
Turin
Cardinal Spinola
Senate of
Naples
Cuma
Albany
Patraro
Zealand
Guinea
Juno
Sandam
Riga
Lancaster
Devereux
New York
Leghorn
Rhine bridge repaired under fire as troops near Bruynen
In a report from 1760 the Rhine bridge near the Carthuyfer was damaged by high floods and repaired by morning. The Hereditary Prince was moving to Bruynen for headquarters while Maurice Daun pursued Prussia toward Saxony. French incursions around Halberstadt ended with hostage-taking. Berlin’s Ruffian group retreated into Poland after capitulation. Divine service at St James’s chapel announced with future drawing rooms.
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Rhine
Bruynen
Hague O
Prince Ferdinand
Marshal Broglio
Weser
Northeim
Electorate of Hanover
Gottingen
Prince of
Brunswick
Prussia
Daun
Lusatia
Saxony
Marshal Daun
Wittenberg
Duke de Deux Ponts
M. de Stainvile
Halberstadt
Berlin
Poland
Furstenwalde
London Gazette
Lord Chamberlain
Royal Chapel
St. James’s
PORT NEWS DEAL OG 28 WIND AT WEST
Port News reports ships including Nottingham Admiral Rodney Jason Commodore Sir Piercy Brett St George Lyon Rippon Hind Sole bay Tweed Aétzon Granada Otter Albany Carcass and eighty transports plus a hospital ship outward bound. Gravesend Op 28 part by St Bernard Davilla from Bilboa Polly Love from Virginia Valentina Rooke Good Hope Ranfkin from Dantzick.
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Deal
Downs
Nottingham
Rodney
Jason
Piercy Brett
St. George
Lyon
Rippon
Hind
Solebay
Tweed
Aétzon
Granada
Otter
Albany
Carcass
Gravesend
St. Bernard
Davilla
Bilboa
Polly
Love
Virginia
Valentina
War news from London to Brest on naval and land moves
Extracts report ongoing military actions across the Lower Rhine and Werra areas. Marschal Broglio shifts brigades to replace the corps of Prince de Croy. Lusatia’s forages strain subsistence and risk a retreat toward Franconia. Allied army holds behind the Cymel while English sea power remains superior. talks hint at a peace desire though devising a universally acceptable plan proves hard.
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London
Caffs
Lower Rhine
Marschal Broglio
Count of Lusatia
Prince de Croy
Werra
Casfel
Lusatia
Hanover
Franconia
Cymel
Ferdinand Kavin the Weter
Westphalia
Naples
Gaeta
Paris
Brest
Brittany
England
Versailles
Plate
Merchants of London Meet at King’s Arms Tonight
The Merchants on London are desired to meet at the King’s Arms Tavern in Cornhill this evening at six o’clock. The notice calls for peers and tradesmen to gather for business discussion and coordinated actions.
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London
King’s Arms Tavern
Cornhill
Navy Half-Pay Distribution Notice for Sea Officers
The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury appoint Monsy to pay Half-Pay to Sea-Officers from July 1 to December 31, 1959. Payments begin November 10 at 10 a.m. at the Treasurer of the Navy’s Office, Broad Street, with monthly recalls. Officers must bring affidavits, attestations, oaths, and certificates of no public employment. attorneys must provide similar documents for clients.
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Navy-Office
Lords Commissioners of the Treasury
Monsy
Navy
Broad-reet
Sale Notice of Dolphin's Prize Hull and Gear at Sheerness
The Navy Office announces sale of the sloop Dolphin's Prize hull and its fittings at His Majesty's Yard in Sheerness on Thursday next at eleven in the morning. A deposit of 25 percent is required with buyers allowed to inspect the ship’s materials during yard hours until sale day. If not paid and removed within forty days, the deposit is forfeited to the Crown.
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Navy Office
His Majesty’s Navy
His Majesty
Dolphin
Sheernss
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The
Datuy Register of Commerce and Intelligente
Nancy
Robinson
Monti Christi
Amsterdam
Southampton
Frederick William
Budd
Gibraltar
Portsmouth
Recovery
Tristram
Guernsey
Mary and
Catherine
Dartmouth
Weymouth
Richard
Hannah
Thomas
Neptune
Bartlett
Thomas and
Ann
Williams
Plymouth
Portland Road
Britannia
Ross
Antigua
Falmouth
Corunna
Goodwill
Morey
Dublin
St. Nicholas’s Island
Cowes
Mother Bank
Allan
Saloe
Alfo
Spithead
Cossby
N.S. de la Pieda
Mendoza
Malaga
Sally
Gelston
Hambuargh
West Indies
Etna
Patchall
Cockrill
Farrington
Sutton
Stockolm
John Green
Gottenburg
Addison
Arbroath
Naze
d’Ayen
John Duchennes
Boulogne
Lyme
Eggersund
Norway
Arethusa
John Laffey
Barthold Kopstock
Elfineur
Texel
Onega
Mazeen
Settle
Liverpool
Pargen Pieterson
Matter
Isaac Giedda
Stockholm
United East India Company
House of Commons
Duke of Rutland
Admiral Pocock
Flymouth
Lincoln’s Inn
Lord Henley
House of Peers
City of London
Princess Dowager of Wales
Black Friars Bridge
Mansion House
Bath
Henry Dixon
Charity School
Holloway
Pendon
Samuel Pendon
Poplar
James Gordon
Treffelique
Bedford Row
Port News
Vol. I
Westminster Hospital
Ames General Board of the
Westminster Hospital Or Infirmary
Jaid
James Street
Westminster
Europe
Merchant Seamens Office
Royale Exchange
Amicus
Mr. Hathwaite
Driggitt
Gateshead
Newcastle upon“Tyne
Henzel and Lodge
Gray's Inn
Bristow
Goddard Williams, and Co
Little Queens Street
Lincoln’s Sun Fields
Oxford Road
Hanover Square
Whitechaple Straw Market
Red Sign Street
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