Troop Movements and Court Alliances Across Europe
War discourse reports Prussia and Austria maneuvers near Silesia and Moravia with troops advancing toward Gratz and Troppau, German troops, officers Brown and Patkammier clash near the Moin River, Madrid succession hints unfold, Baron de Gorter heads to Berlin as court prepares for an amicable Frankfort outcome.
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Scarcity of Oatmeal and Potatoes Relieved by Imports
In Scotland's Edinburgh area the scarcity of oatmeal and potatoes is eased by imports of about 30 tons arriving on the West coast last week. The relief helps Greenock inhabitants though many distressed families still face hunger. A meal shortage near Irvine left a family disappointed in obtaining yellowness, with locals noting the ongoing hardship.
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Port News Arrivals and Departures At Several Ports
In late February and early March ships arrive and sail from London, Plymouth, Guernsey, Falmouth, and Cork, with vessels such as the Globe, Kenjami Grafton, Dartmouth, and Katherine listed. Detours include Jamaica and Barbadoes passages, with ships like the Two Marys and the Expedition arriving in Guernsey and Dunkirk respectively, while Scarborough remains in the Downs.
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Bombardment and War News From Prussia and London
Reports from Berlin and London recount King of Prussia actions in Silesia, bombardment of a town, and troop movements. Royal sermons, Admiralty decisions, and colonial transports follow, with drownings, thefts, and ship losses noted alongside commerce updates and theatre listings.
High Water at London Bridge After Morning Ginstie
London Bridge experienced rising tides 23 minutes after Ginstie Morning as local observers recorded higher water levels. The wobbling bridge and nearby quays faced brief disruptions, with crews monitoring for any damage. Authorities advised caution for river traffic.
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South Sea Company declares midyear dividend payment date
The General Court of the South Sea Company resolves to pay a dividend on trading capital for the half year ended at Christmas of 742. The amount is 3 pounds and some pence per cent or 2 money, with warrants payable on Monday the 16th of February. Stock transfer books will be shut on the payment day, and dividends continue to be paid on Saturdays, Thursdays, and Fridays.
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