European dispatches report Swedish alliance moves and battles
The Admiralty orders 25 ships of the line and bomb ketches to aid Sweden if needed. Reports from Copenhagen, Hamburg, Liege, Florence and Turin describe shifts in European armies, disarmament talks between Stockholm and Copenhagen, peasant uprisings in Lithuania, and preparations for further expeditions to Italy and Provence with large transports ready at Marseilles.
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Sweden
Copenhagen
Baron Palmitierna
Stockholm
Count Teffin
Tiley
Great Britain
Hambourg
Poland
Starosty
Kryczew
Lithuania
Russia
Count Sapieha
Cryle
Liege
Cologn
Benn
Haare
Fan
Lord Tyrawley
London
Fetersbourg
Florence
Arezzo
Gage
Citta-di-Cattello
Forrige
Villafranca
Millar
Lubkowicz
Germany
Turin
Matthews
Italy
Hungary
Fig
Toulon
Brett
Isles of Hieres
Nantes
M. du Sarail
Havanna
Cadiz
Cuva
Port News from Dover and Leal January reports
PORT NEWS Dover lists arrivals and departures. The William Kinslough from Botton and the Richard and Sarah from Maryland arrive. Leal reports ships fail'd and sailings set for Portsmouth Gibraltar and East India. Weather winds N and by E. Granado Bomb and Furnace remain with other vessels.
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Dover
Arriv
William
Kinslough
Botton
Richard
Sarah
Aldin
Maryland
Leal
Ursula
Porsmouth
Prince of
East-India
Bacchus
Cobb
Oporno
Royal Navy and Court Notices From London Gazette 1744
Ships Preston Medway Advice Kinsale Saphire Lightning and Terror Bombs to be manned for expedition. Officers appointed include Obrien to Royal Sovereign and Lee to Princess Royal. Countess of Albemarle returns from Hanover to Grosvenor Square. Obituaries and legal notices follow with court appointments and local crimes. Updates from St James's Court include bishoprics conferred and conge d'elire orders for Lincoln St Asaph St David Worcester See. High water at London Bridge noted with financial market listings for bonds and stocks.
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Preston
Medway
Advice
Kinsale
Saphire
Victuall
Lords of the Admiralty
Christopher Obrien
Fitzroy Lee
Princess Royal
Obrien
Durell
Eltham
Chadwick
Gibraltar
Countess of
Albemarle
Louisa
Hanover
Copenhagen
Prince Royal of
Denmark
Grosvénor Square
Holland
St. Jaimes’s
Saunders
Leadenhall-street
Choves
Groves
Seething Lane
Philadelphia
Samuel Pretton
Old Jewry
Tianomas Cooke
Strument
Coleman-street
Harwich
Bridges
Admiralty
Willes
Richard Brancker
Aw Ana
Middle-Temple
Court of Common Pleas
William Brewster
Deceas
Subbs
Croydon
Surrey
Stretham
Southwark
Thomas Engier
Stephen Lee
London Gazette
St. James’s
Duichy
County Palatine of Lancaster
Lord Edgcumbe
Dutchy
Sir John Rushout
Lincoln
Richard Reynolds
John Thomas
Sam Andl Litle
St. Asapha
Bathér
Edward Wiles
Bath and Wells
Richard Trevor
St. David
Edwin Sandys
É. Plage
Church of Worcester
Josiah Sanby
London Justice Session Adjourns To Jan 24
London dated January 20 1743 announces adjourned General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the City of London to Tuesday next the 24th instant at nine o clock in the forenoon. The Common Councilmen and constables may qualify then. Constables warned that taking and subscribing the Ozibs incurs penalties and incapacities under the Statute of the Fire of King George the First.
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London
George the First
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Flanders
Petersbourg
Fun
Savoy
Madrid
Provence
Catalonia
Prince of Conti
Don Philip
Nice
Thither
Paris Alamain
Gauns
Marseiles
Tkaly
Marseilles
Montpellier
Nifmes
Port News
London Bridge
South Sea AgahigeSt
Bank
Hank Crag Hu
India
South Sea
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