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Daily Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 26, 1744

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Europe in Motion Amid War News and Court Decrees

Reports from Stockholm Dresden and Berlin chart troop movements and reductions in Prussia and Saxony. Cavalry and infantry are massed for Bohemia and Upper Palatinate, with 6000 horse and 9000 Dutch troops assembling near Cologne. In London, prizes from privateers and a rash of high offices signal shifting power.

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Dresden Bohemia Berlin Neifs Silesia Newstad Caffel Mary Frederick of Hesse Hanover Lower Rhine Duffeldorp Wetteravia Mayn Upper Rhine Munich Swabia Bavaria Upper Palatinate Paris Count Saxe Arriv Flanders Ventadour Versailles Prince of Conti Maillebois Italy Dauphine Piedmont Lombardy Colorne Netherlands Neufs Grimlinhausen Germany Juliers Bergues É&C Muilicbois Empire C. Hague Dac Cologne BiGaiate Fortis Westphalia Badewit Prussia London Gazette Constantinople Haznadar Achmet Bashan Vienna Marwitz Troppau Wart Glatz Munsterberg Nadafti Landshut Schweidnitz Altham Balagra Dermar Zollern Efterhaff Hussars Charles Pally Kalhreuzer Gelay Defofi Thungen Deckendorf Engleburg Bernstain Gravenau Regen Zwifel Wietach
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Port News Deal Der Remain in the Downs Ships

Wind N W. His Majesty's Ships the Princess Louisa Harwich Exeter Pearl Angelsea and Shoreham remain in the Downs with outward-bound as last. The Stubington Mauger from Falmouth has arrived at Leghorn.

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Port News Deal Der Downs Princess Louisa Harwich Exeter Pearl Anglesea Shoreham N. W Stubington Mauger Falmouth Leghorn
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Royal Christmas Court and naval orders in 18th century London

On Christmas Day in London a large court appearance honored the King with Knights Companions in their collars. The Royal family attended chapel and received communion, the king offering a wedge of gold at the altar. Admiralty orders urged rapid completion of rebuilt ships at Deptford Woolwich Chatham Sheerness and Portsmouth yards. Obituaries note deaths and a Norwich factor found dead near Thetford. Market reports list South Sea stock and related financials, along with assorted steam and lamp entries and London exchange prices.

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London Chapel Royal Sherlock Salisfury Admiralty Deptford Woolwich Chatham Sheerfield Portsmouth Bkiday Pickleherring Stairs Hornydown Titchbourn Ovesterday Giles Cook Mace Norwich Thetford Norfolk
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