Emperor's army encamped near Thomochovez and moving to Opera
London Gazette reports Vienna letters from the Banat stating the Emperor's army encamped the day before at Thomochovez and would reach Opera. In Versailles the Assembly of Notables opening, set for November 1, is postponed to November 6 by the king.
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Webb
Joseph Broad
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Joseph Road
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Perkins
Ditto
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Turks evacuate Banat and devastate land in retreat
Vienna reports the Turks have fully evacuated the Banat after destroying the region. Damages are estimated in the millions. Marshal Laudon is ordered to advance toward Semlin with 12,000 troops, and is said to have encountered 12,000 Bosnians en route, gaining a complete victory.
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News and Trade Developments From London and Copenhagen
London reports Prince of Wales illness in progress, a Naples Great Britain treaty promising most favored nation trade and peace, naval council actions in Whitehall, and tax yields comparing with last year. Copenhagen notes a Denmark Sweden truce, Baltic shipping assurances, and Glatton returning from China, plus Coalbrooke iron works expansion and East India Company ship plans.
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The Wallingham s voyage and a string of odd items
News items recall the East Indiaman Lord Wallingham losing crew to scurvy and short rations while homeward. Lord Cornwallis praised by Indians. a toast at Hatfield. a centennial Revolution celebration with a 112-year-old guest. odd thefts and accidents. a Strange recovery from poisoning. a learned pig death and Edinburgh turmoil.
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Lady's Musical Magazine monthly appeal and price
This issue of the Lady's Musical Magazine announces publication today priced at one shilling and sixpence. It carries original vocal music from principal European composers and poetry from eminent writers, as a monthly polite repository.
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Lady's Musical Magazine
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John Giffard
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New Music and Musical Instrument
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Bulgin
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