Invasion Threat as Austrian Troops Reach Moravia Dutchy
Aug 14 dispatch reports Austria sending fourteen companies of foot to Moravia with six to stay in the city. Fortifications are strengthened at Olmütz and Moravian passes to hinder Prussian advance from Silesia. Militia of 20,000 plus armed huntsmen are kept ready. garrisons reinforced at Landscron, Alstadt, and frontiers. Other items note Baltic and French naval movements, Dutch and Hungarian troop shifts, and local arrests for suspicious correspondence.
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Dhi- Bence
Fousteen
Arriv
Austria
Towanis Olmutz
Morava
Uch
Hraditch
Kajetin
Tobitschan
Lirta
Landscron
Bohemia
Silesia
Glatz
Hungary
Kingdom of Hungary
Olmutz
Lichtenstein
Paris
Metz
Iris Majest
St. Genevieve’s Shrine
Benffels
Ghent
Lord Mayor of Dublin Dies After Fever
Aug 18 Yesterday died of a fever the Right Hon. David Tew Lord Mayor of this City. He was a gentleman of the nearest temper humanity and affability, a great loss to the city and the nation. Aug 21 Alderman William Aldrich was named Lord Mayor in his room. Also Samuel White Esq attorney and Seal Bearer to the Lord High Chancellor died last week, lamented for his character.
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Dublin
David Tew
Ely
William Aldrich
EA Deceas
Samuel White
Port News Update on Arrivals and Vessels
Port of call notices list ships arriving at sea ports and those homeward bound. Royal Navy ships Grafton and Merlin, privateers and packets sail for Exeter Antigua Jamaica and St Domingos, with winds and arrivals including Westtuerland and Lady Mary.
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Deal
Grafton
Portsmouth
Compton
Exeter
Lellay
Antigua
Westtuerland
Brown
Jamaica
Mary
Baker
Stetin
St. Domingos
LondDownm Ho2i Times Report On Tuesday Night
A fragment from a LondDownm report notes a disturbance on Tuesday night involving Coni and an event described as inverted and open. The text is garbled and does not provide a clear outcome or verifiable details.
High Water or London Bridge minutes after four
A compact item notes a flood event or water level rise in London with a time reference around four o clock in the afternoon. The brief records a notable disturbance at a specific moment, implying a rapid onset of water conditions. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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High ‘Water
London Bridge
South Sea Annuities and Bank Circulation Notes
Fragmentary OCR shows references to South Sea Annuities, bank circulation, prices, Exchequer Orders, and various three percent and notes. The text mentions bonds or securities and various denominations with scattered figures and terms like Exchequer Orders and Society Tickets, but the full details are unclear.
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Price
South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
Budig
Aine & Q iDitwo
Bey
Val Exchange
India
Emperes
Missing Youth From Hatton Garden District Disappears
A note reports a 13 year old boy of fair complexion and lank hair who left home on Sunday. He was last seen near a school or boat wearing a scarlet waistcoat and breeches. He may be with Madam Draper next door to the Globe Tavern in Hatton Gardens. Authorities seek return of the boy and information on his whereabouts.
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Duke of Montagu
the Ordnance
Woolwich
Cattison
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Scarborough
England
Duke
Hindman
Fort St. George
Whitechapel
Shuttlewood
Trinity
Holy Hland
John Lewins
Calais
Harwich
Iain
Lavin
Thole
Lewis
Bereas Thoma Mafion
Madaim Draper
Globe “Tavern
Hatcon Gardens
Eben
Hewlets
Letting Notice at Rex God House Hearths Royal Exchange
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a letting notice concerning Mr. Bixch at the Three Back Door, Fireman Court. The text mentions a shop rent or sale event in the evening but the details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Bixch
Evenin Purty
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Doctors Commons
Plymouth
Leghorn
Hy Wist Worl
Joseph Shark
Williams Ambler
Catades
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Johar Brodee
Gallipoli
Thomas. Brooke
Joan Adiams
Goientry
Basetne Avaryt
Strahany
Gollen
Aadlin
Royal
Roel
Opie
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