Plan of Partition prompting ministerial mission to Vienna
Berlin reports that the King will send a minister to Vienna to urge Queen Maria Theresa to accept the Plan of Partition and warn of joint force if refused. He may withdraw troops to join allies if accepted, or continue war otherwise, with Moravia and Lower Austria as the main theatres.
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Port News Update From Deal And Dover
Deal and Dover outward bound lines report ships sailing for Jamaica Dublin and Isle of Man with crews. arrivals include Anne from Barbados Patuxant from Maryland and others. The Lynn Gibert remained in the Downs with outward-bound ships while Lake Pharour Elizabeth Dance and Endeavour reach Barbadoes and Virginia respectively.
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Jamiaica
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Patuxant
Jolly
Maryland
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Gibert
Downs
Lake Pharour
Elizabeth Dance
Endeavour
Cook
Virginia
New King of the Romans Arrives and Anglo Naval Repairs
Reports from Francfort about the new King of the Romans arriving on the thirty first of the month and swearing to the Capitulation. Neapolitan troops advance toward Lombardy. Crepy arrives in Petersburg from Stockholm. mission details unknown. Vienna letters note Hungary pressuring for Partition terms and a summoned fast in the United Provinces while arming for defense. Chatham man of war sails for refit at Woolwich. Duke of Saxe-Gotha visits the Prince and Princess of Wales. Sir John Byrne dies at York. his heir to assume Leicester surname and estate. Rev. Mr. Forrester dies at St Johns in the East.
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Stockholm
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Europe
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West Indies
Woolwich
Duke of Saxe
Dover
Charleton-house
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Bart
York
Isfne
Francis Leicester
Tably
Cheshire
Francis Byrne
Leicester
Forrester
St. John’s
Large Molasses Boat Sinks Near Billingsgate Dock Disaster
A large molasses laden boat struck stonework near Billingsgate and sank while towing into the Dock. Loading belonged to Mr. Mason of Deptford. Also reports of a street fray near Ram-Head Tavern in St. Olave's Southwark, a man in a coppery state drew a hanger and injured several, later bound to pay damages. London Gazette items note a Swedish minister interview, bankrupts, theater performances, and stock prices at London exchanges.
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Bermondsey
Billingspate
Garraway's Coffee-House For Sale By Adjournment
Auction notice from Cornhill Exchange Alley listing camphire cinnamon Jamaica coffee cocoa nuts and other East India and South Sea warehoused goods for sale at four o'clock with items including snuff gum seneca terra cotta long pepper rhubarb dragon's blood verdigris scammony barrells and German tin plates. broker John Barnes sworn.
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India
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Jamaica
King’s
Joan Barnes
Bankrupt Linen Draper Thomas Murray Sale Notice
The stock in trade of Thomas Murray a linen and woollen draper and salesman from Axminster will be seen at Robert Kirke's Warehouse in St Martin's Le Grand from this morning until the sale. The event is to be held at the Marine Coffee-House in Birghin-Lane Adjournment one day next week. The announcement invites creditors and interested parties to attend the auction of the bankrupt goods.
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