Meadia Col Picblomini Capitulates After Assaults
Fragmentary report notes Col Picblomini capitulated after sustaining several assaults. No further details available in readable text.
12 Jun 1738
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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 12, 1738
Page
1
Fragmentary report notes Col Picblomini capitulated after sustaining several assaults. No further details available in readable text.
Reports from Paris and London describe military movements around Bender Oczakow and Belgrade with Count Munich and notable detachments marching to foraging routes. Turkish advances at Oczakow threaten Russians. Vienna and Temeswar reports cover Peasant unrest and hope for peace negotiations. Also included are royal addresses, robberies in London, and bankruptcy notices.
Most outward bound ships failed to sail this morning but were returned to harbor as winds from the south southeast persisted. Vessels listed include the Westward the Anne, Haynes, and the Prince William heading to Gibraltar and Jamaica among others, with several captains and cargoes noted.
The report lists London Bridge water at six in the afternoon and a barrage of financial quotes. South Sea stock and annuities trade levels, Bank circulation, Indian and English securities, bonds, and government loan rates are shown with various premiums and percentages.
AEREAL reports that on Thursday a gentleman returned from Finger with two mourning rings marked by Richard Cambridge and John Read. The rings were believed left under the Octagon near No 24. Bring them to the Bank Coffee-house behind the Royal Exchange to claim the full weight value of the gold.
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