Army Movements and Raids Across Europe and London
Reports from Belerade and Vienna detail troop transports and a large Bavarian force, with plagues delaying redeployments toward Temeswar and Ortova. Turkish and Russian movements loom near Choczim, with suspicions of armistice talks and a possible Danube crossing. Nearby crime notes mention burglaries in Cofterey and Maddox Market.
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Project of funding a privateer for retaliation against Spain
Bristol and Bath men discuss raising by subscription a sum of money to outfit a twenty gun privateer. Norwich reports a burglary at Cockle's house near Wymondham, with two youths captured at Newmarket. London notes dispatches from Stockholm about a French squadron, and various imperial and Prussian military movements. Local accidents, cricket match controversy, and social notes follow, with commodity imports and stock quotes in London.
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Port News Update on Ship Movements and Travelers
In port news from Gravesend and Gravesend area dated July 21 and 22, His Majesty's Ships remain active. The St Philip, Stevens, and the Two Brothers, Thomson, prepared for the West Indies. The Hannah and Zeporah, Cranwell, from Rotterdam, and the King of Portugal, Hughes, from Lisbon, were observed passing. Wind north east prevailing.
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Notice by Mr Whitton on a Solar Eclipse
Mr Whitton announces a public lecture at the Horse Guards room near Whitehall to describe a recent comet and to compute and display the upcoming solar eclipse on the 24th between 3:30 and 5:30 pm. Admission is one shilling. weather permitting the eclipse will be shown, with a note that only a small eclipse will be visible in London until July 14, 1748.
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