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Daily Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 12, 1739

Page

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Ridges Across Rivers Signal Impending Campaign Movements

Belgrade May 27 dispatch notes Imperial Army passage across rivers, expect Wallis to assemble and start operations. Grand Vizier arrives at Sophia with army, bread orders issued at Niffs, potential march toward that city. Infidel forces near Orfova and Jagodinz. Rawna bridge washed away by floods. Provisions remain dear in Bosnia and other provinces under the Grand Signor. Reports say Tuscany’s duke may depart for the army on the 22nd instants, but many doubt it. Continuous dispatches from Constantinople await the vegeival of a key figure. peace acceding, ratifications, and possible publication loom. Plague spreads in western Hungary, prompting a frontier horse line. Presbourg unrest over communications with the city, magistrates pacify crowds. Russia, Poland, and Saxony movements tied to armistice and treaties amid ongoing theater of war and diplomacy.

Wallis Mizir Sophia Orfova Jagodinz Rawna Bosnia Sveral Fune Greatuke Tuscany Agia Constantinople Mozith Stanislaus of Poland Spain Ratisbon Hungary Austria Presbourg Wratislaw Republick of Poland Baron de ‘Keyzeeling Dresden Saxe Hildbourhaniep Baron de Diemar Fox Oekholim Sweden Pérot Tascany

Port New's and packet arrivals from Lisbon to Virginia

June 7 Port News reports ships arriving at Falmouth including the King George and Hanover Packets from Lisbon and the Eagle Packet from the Groyn e. June 9 Bristol arrival of the Industry Heyman from Omaica and the New Kent Arieal and the Williams ourg Lambert from Virginia.

Falmouth King George Hanover Lisbon Eagle Groyne Bristol Industry Heyman Omaica New Kent Arieal Lambert Virginia

Squadron Ships to Reinforce Mediterranean Strike

London reports from Stockholm that orders compel officers to repair to regiments and outfit a large squadron at Carelbroon with haste. Swedish regiments depart toward the port to embark, fate of destination unclear. Also, Constantinople letters discuss peace talks, Persian threats, and diplomatic moves as Barbare pirates seize Tartans bound for Corsica. The earthquake at Smyrna is confirmed, with plagues increasing, while royal celebrations mark the king’s accession. A squadron of four ships of war and two bomb ketches is to be sent to the Mediterranean to reinforce Admiral Haddock.

Stockholm Carelbroon Constansinople Caimakan Adriasiople Fowigs Cosaion Margar de Villeneuve Asia Persia Leghorn Barbary Corsica Venice Smyrna Kentington London Westminster Mediterranean Admirl Haddock Thomas Bowles Cardiff

City Lands Leases To Be Let By Proposals

The Committee for letting city lands gives notice they intend to lease Lots including No 2 4 Wharf and Crane at Black-Fryars Stairs with wharfage and profits. Proposals will be received in the Guildhall Council Chamber on Wednesday 27th instant at four in the afternoon. Further details from the Comptroller's Office Guildhall.

City of London Vine-Street Peter Croft Joseph Mendex Alvarez John Heald Peter. Fellers Fine-Street Gillit Mitchell Thomas Spencer A. Cooper Vine Street Foba Meacham Francis Withers Robert Paradine Foba Eacles Daniel Sell Richard Sharp Edward Hogsfield Ganpty Guildhall London Comptroller's Abraham Simmons Black-Fryars Stairs Comptroller den. Hamonp

Notice to Carpenters in London for Free Status and Apprenticeship

Carpenters Hall in London warns that many carpenters work without City freeman status or proper seven year apprenticeship. The Measler Wardens and Afffants announce prosecution for future offenders under the Elizabethan statute.

Carpenters Hall London Elizabeth

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