Archbishops confession and Austrian military moves reported
The Empress pardons the Archbishop after he writes down all known intrigues of the late ministry and names involved. She also forgives other synod members. Reports from Vienna, Lintz, and Bohemia describe Austrian advances, captures, and troop movements across Bavaria, Bohemia, and Silesia as a large Allied force fights toward Upper Austria.
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Novogred
Count Munich
d’Osterman
Baron Mengden
Basil Wolodomero-Witfch-Dolghorucky
Council of War
Prince of Hesse
Bernelau
Bavaria
Itchel
Bramer
Seiz
Ried
Trenth
Stria
Vienna
Lintz
Schardingen
Upper Austria
Bohemia
Canton
Budweis
Ratifoon
Wilfhofen
Munich
Upper
Austia
Passau
Thoring Arriv
Port News from Whitehaven and English Ports
Shipping news reports arrivals and sailings at Whitehaven Liverpool Falmouth and Deal with vessels such as the Somerset Amnity Ben and Betty Lyon Prince Frederick Packet Mary Unity Jane and others. Arrivals include ships from Virginia Carmarthen Yarmouth St Kitt s Lisbon and Carolina with several outward bound vessels to London Gibraltar and Portsmouth.
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Port
Whitehaven
Somerset
Bough
Virginia
Baltimore
St. Michael’s Mount
Deal
Fan
Wicker
Gibraltar
Dover
Brothers
Blake
Roan
Goodwill
Lear
Portsmouth
London
Lively
Coleman
Eastbourn
Chester
St. Antonia
St. Anna
Almada
Carolina
Charles
Harriman
Durell
Swift
Jamaica
Nevis
Arran
Moon
Liverpool
Last Letters from Prague and Madrid Reports
London reports allege a French lieutenant colonel with 400 men was ambushed by Hussars near Budweis, 120 grenadiers killed, others captured. Vernon’s Cuva mission cited as ineffective with sea land miscommunication. Hoepken ordered for Finland to negotiate with Russia, Emperor election fixed for the 24th. Windsor's Dutchess Dowager of St Adrian dies. Joseph Madison named Gentleman Usher. East India Tea price set. Colchester crew paid off at Chatham with books sent down.
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London
Prague
Budweis
Hussars
Madrid
Vernon
Cuva
Stockholm
Baron Hoepken
Finland
Russia
Francfort
N.S
Windsor
St.Adrian’s
Earl of Oxford
Duke of Grafton
Heathold
Joseph Madson
Everard Buckworth
Deceas
East India House
Colchester
Chatham
Reverend Macro and related notices in Cambridge report
Died last week in Cambridge after lingering illness the Rev Dr Macro rector of Hockwold cum Wilton Suffolk and rector of Great Yarmouth Norfolk. Salter and Mislenden presented to the respective livings. Also reports of a watermen shipwreck near Deptford and a drowning at Chelsea. Prison and market items, exports from Jamaica Antigua Oporto and iron and copper consignments. Theatre bills and financial market quotes including South Sea stock and bank prices.
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Cambridge
Macro
Hockwold Cum Wilton
Suffolk
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
Norwich
Salter
Caius College
Mislenden
Scot
King’s
Deptford
Chelsea
Carolina
Bennet
Lisbon
St. Augustine
Pinkton
Piccadilly
Epsom
Thomas Pinks
Stephen Jenkins
Francis Simmonds
Eleanor Brown
Jamaica
Antigua
Oporto
Virginia
New York
Notice of adjourned Quarter Session for oaths taken
London January 14 1741 notice that the General Quarter Session will be held at the Guildhall on Thursday morning the 21st Enfant. Common Councilmen and Constables not qualified may take the oaths. Those neglecting or departing without subscribing face penalties under an Act of Parliament.
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London
Guildhall
George 1
Sophia
Prince of Wales
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Holland
Kevenhuller
Berlin
Silesia
Glatz
M. Conranelli
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Covent Garden
Fryar
Goodman’s Fields
Farr
London Bridge
South Sea
Bank
Indiana
Royal Exchange Assurance
India
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