London Dispatches Chronicle Battles and Loot in War News
The Datty Register reports marshalling of forces and prisoner captures at Marburgh and Magdeburg bases, with 230 French in Marburg’s castle. Skirmishes on Prussian front push as Swedes and Wirtemburghers maneuver toward Berlin, while raids disrupt Saxony and Leipsic. Naval updates include bombardments, slave of ships, and convoy movements from Jamaica to Europe and the Atlantic trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipstatt
Mar‘burgh
Marburgh
Havelberg
Goltze
Pomerania
Solberg
Silesia
Frutadt
Zullichau
Rat
Posen
Magdeburgh
Templin
Stuttenheim
Zederic
Berlin
Hamburgh
M. Seebach
Stettin
Prince of Bevern
Heffe Import
Caffel
Saxony
Leipsic
Hulfon
Torgau
Hanover
Gottingen
Witzenhausen
Foner
Mar
Liudolin
Ater
Broglio
Hazue
Petersburgh
Solthoff
Various 18th Century News Items From Pall-Mall and London
Notices of diplomatic moves and arrivals from Pall-Mall as the Earl of Kinnoul and Mr Bullock interact with royal commands. Transports carrying cloathing and naval stores bound for Gibraltar under Admiral Saunders. Local incidents include accidents, executions and deaths across England and Ireland, with mentions of Magdalen House governance, Draper of Whitton, and a Lincolnshire ewe bearing nine lambs. The piece notes a Bail’s wharf accident, Isleworth stage coach misfortune, and a wheel barge drowning two men. It closes with electoral support for Admiral Holbourn at Stirling and a parliamentary bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bullock
Prince Ferdinand
Kensington
Downs
Gibraltar
Admiral Saunders
Poole
Francis Poole
Isleworth
Piccadilly
Bail’s Wharf
Isle of Ely
Thomas Edwards
Thie
Port News of Winds and Ships in The Downs
Port News from Gravesend reports strong winds as the S S W and other East India ships sail for the River. Admiral Pococke and Sir Piercy Brett lead ships of war with Otter and Baltic sloops remaining in the Downs. His Majesty's Lion with Prince George and crew arrives, convoyed from Leeward Islands and Barbadoes. Other vessels pass by Enfield, Threther, Nancy, Webster, St Sebastian, and Price Frigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
S.S. W
Downs
Pococke
Sir Piercy Brett
His Majesty
Lion
Prince George
O Brien
Tyson
Stubbs
Leeward Islands
Dove
Virginia
Elizabeth
Davis
Barbadoes
Gravesend
Enfield Chace
Pearson
Threther
Messinger
Gibraltar
Nancy
Webster
Africa
St. Sebastian
Cayman
Carthagena
Price
Lee
Jamaica
Unity
Robion
Resolution
Neeks
Esperance
Dehirte
Bilbos
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Datty Register of Commerce and Intelligence
London
Buffy
East-Indies
Europe
Fort St. George
St. Christophers
James Douglas
North America
Martinico
Channel
Ferral
Guadaloupe
St. Christopher’s
Antigua
St. Kitts
Hispaniola
Edinburgh
Almot
Duke of Marlborough
Livingston
Cadiz
Griffin
Leathes
Terror
Thompson
Judd
Murray
Stafford
Lisbon
Levant Darby
Leghorn
Malaga
Thetis
N.S. da Atalaya
Macao
Cape of Good Hope
Neptune
Levingston
Guadalupe
Newcastle
Dyer
Falmouth
Expedition
Woodward
Duke
Dillon
West Indies
Follet
Tenby
Walker
Newport
Paddy
Lynn
Robert
Rathburn
Grayson
Dieppe
Evans
Morris
Sherborne
Celes
Plymouth
Lady Augusta
Marfingal
His
Rainbow
Gwynn
Vincent Hyer
Portsmouth
Ann Gally
Webb
Marquis of Rockingham
South Carolina
Jackson
Marlborough
Quincey
Liverpool
Johnson
Lefty
Hero
Littledale
Belfast
John
Liffen
Figuera
Bolton
Minerva
Hunter
John and
Mary
Woolfe
Narva
Kingston
Efull
Sadler
Fitzherbert
Bristol
Brown
Freedom
Stanton
Madeira
Salvador
Rotterdam
Isle of Man
Phoenix
Campbell
Bowes
Whitehaven
Ruby
Henderson
Cork
France
Exmouth
Elfineur
Humber
Othello
Capps
Cummins
Guinea
Brilliant
Cruize
Edgecomb
White
Wingaw
Peggy
North Channel
Lanceston
Wilkinson
Cary
Nelly
Boston
Milford
Mann
Corke
Portmouth
Willingmind
John Wingham
Dublin
Guy
Sandwich
Chesterfield
Winchelsea
Howe
China
S. E
Britannia
Drake
Edgecote
Essex
Hestor
Prince of Wales
Rhoda
Tilbury
Walpole
Winchelfoa
Calcutta
Duke of Dorset
Hardwicke
Bengal
Clinton
Bombay
Delawar
Bencoolen
Prince Henry Packet
United Company of Merchants of England
Handkerch
Col. Draper
Eat Indies
Pall-Mall
Earl of Kinnoul
Portugal
London Bridge
Aan Tay Waeye
Bonaventure M‘donnell
Killalla
Cattlebar
Mayo
Ireland
Baderly Clinton
Warwick
Thomas Ferrers
Guadelmus Earl Ferrers
Normandy
Henry
Earl of Ferrers
England
William the Conqueror
Edward Ferrers
Anderson
Chelsea
Tilington
Joshua Trigg
Cheapside
Newgate
Black Friars
America
Stirling
Admiral Holbourn
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