War News from Vienna and Copenhagen 1739 Campaign Plans
Reports from Vienna and Copenhagen describe Grand Council decisions and troop movements toward Orlova and Orfova with Count Neuperg and Lobkowitz leading eight regiments each. Turko-Russian fronts near Lagos, Caranfebes, Widdin, and Danube disrupt peace hopes as fleets, frigates, and armaments assemble for Gibraltar and Mazahon.
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Denmark
Bankrupts in Middlesex Listed in Details
John Batten of Duke Street Old Artillery Ground Middlesex Jonathan Hyron of New Bond Street St George Hanover Square Middlesex linen-draper Alexander Gordon late of St Ange Westminster Middlesex merchant
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Witherston
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Winda
Holland
Grosvenor Square
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Hunt
Grosvenor Street
John’ Batten
Duke-Street
Artillery- Ground
Middlesex
Jonathan Hyron
New Bond-Street
St. George
Hanover Square
Linnen-draper
Alexander Gordon
St. Ange
Westminstel
Port News Sailings From the Downs
Deal, July 2. Outward-bound ships will remain in the Downs. The Jenny Collins bound for Jamaica, the Flower Stacy bound for Bristol. The Succeess Arnold arrived from Genoa and the Jetty Betsey Revely arrived from Malaga. Wind south.
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Genoa
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Revely
Malaga
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Russian detachments march toward Turkish frontiers report
London dated June 12 reports advices from Bialacerkiew Nimirow and other Ukrainian border towns that Russian troops have not yet moved toward the Turkish frontiers. Two detachments reportedly prepare to advance along the Nieper to join the Turks and then push toward the Niefter, the Polish Detachment.
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Leyden Gazette
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Great Britain
France
Count de
Laticzew
Bialacerkiew
Ukrain
Nieper
Niefter
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