Emperor's Death prompts alliance shifts amid European notices
Amid global dispatches from Brussels and Bologna, observers report the Austrian alliance dissolving with the Emperor's death and Archduchess Mary Theresa likely to renew ties with Hungary. News covers Milan Vienna fortifications, Antwerp tariff talks, Dunkirk garrison, and Hanover trade reprisals, plus local trials, weather, and a London lottery drawing.
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House of Austria
Mary Theresa
Hungary
Allance
Milan
Vienna
Parma
Placentia
Brussels
Count de Maldeghem
Antwerp
Hainaut
Namur
Namur Arriv
Principality of
Liege
Dunkirk
Duke of Boutilers
Hanover
Hildesheim
Port News From Dewl And Downs Seaways
Port fashion and shipping notices report Eltham remaining in the Downs while Crui zer and outward bound prepare to sail. Vessels arriving include Nostra Signora Dipudade E Bonre Suc céfso Antonio Minorgue from St Abes, Free-Briton M Cunn from Virginia at Glasgow, and multiple ships from Philadelphia Havre Boston and Ireland.
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Port News
Dewl
Eltham
Downs
Cruizer
Nottingham
Story
Boston
Dawkins
Mayler
Ireland
St. John Connell
Guijone
Nostra Signora Dipudade
Antonio Minorgue
St. Abes
Orto
M‘cunn
Virginia
Glasgow
Williams Wynn Sets Out for Denbigh Re election
London report notes Sir Watkin Williams Wynn traveling to Denbigh for re election with no opposition predicted. Also recorded is the marriage of Gilbert Joddrell of Chancery Lane to Miss Cradock, a young lady with 10,0001 fortune. Eight ships listed as transport vessels for Jamaica provisioning.
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London
Watkin Williams Wynn
Denbigh
Gilbert Joddrell
Chancery Lane
Cradock
Dorset
Dragon
Sally
Mary-Anne
Canterbury
Isabella
Commissioners of the Victualling
Jamaica
Notice to Evance affairs participants at Hamlin's Coffee-House
Three named gentlemen involved in the late Sir Stephen Evance affairs are summoned by a lecturer to A. B. at Hamlin's Coffee-House in Swithin's Alley near the Royal Exchange. They to be spoken with will hear of something advantageous. If any are dead, the informer will be gratified for their trouble.
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Cambridge
Andrew Penn
St. Peter’s College
Granado Piggott
Abington
Thomas Haverdine
Wood-street
Commissioners of Excise
Deptford
Holland
Newgate
Black Fryars
Ely
Southwark
Dutchy Lane
Savoy
Francis Scobell
Ar Tregonan
Cornwall
John Nicoll
Highwood-Hill
Staffordshire
Dunkirk
Carolina
East India
City of London
John Barnard
Vintners Hall
Gentlmes
William Hales
Whitfield Hayter
John Williams
Stephen Evance
A. B
Hamlin’s
Swithin’s Alley
Royal Exchange
Norice
Discharge of Gardeners from Standings at Leadenhall Market
London notices discharging several gardeners and others from contracts at the new market for fruit and greens near Leadenhall due to a late season. The committee will meet in the Guildhall on Thursday the 20th instant and subsequent Thursdays at five in the afternoon to relet standings rent free until next term. encouragement offered to new occupants.
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London
Leadenhall
Exposition of the Apostles Creed and Religious Works
Historic notice of religious texts and translations for sale. List includes an English rendering of a Vauffenport exposition of natural law, Samuel Vauffenport noted as Heidelberg professor and Swedish adviser, Andrew Tooke translator, plus titles by William Reabine and others with devotional aids and monthly Christian thoughts. Prices and edition notes provided.
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Pearson
R. Gosling
Fetter-Lane
Fleet-Street
Samuel Vauffenport
University of Heidelberg
Caroline University
Swedert
Brandenbourg
Andrew Tooke
Gresham College
Price
William Reabine
R, Lucas
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Covent Garden
Orpheus
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Goodman’s Fields
Bette
London Bridge
South Sea
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Huumpury Parsons
Joan Barwarn
Knut
Rupert Gooschac
Ant
George Heathcote
George
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