Rumors of Italian negotiations and Austrian troop movements
A June dispatch from Geoa notes no real negotiation between Madrid and Turin and claims the French are unlikely to receive Italian troops. Reports from Bolonna and Ingolstadt detail Austrian and Bavarian forces, sieges considered, and movements toward Straubingen and Munich, with troops across the Rhine aiding the Allied Army on the Main.
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d’Ormea
Spain
Geoa
Madrid
Naples
Don I Nilio
Turin
Italy
Isenoa
Bolonna
Fune
Carpi
Ppanlaras
Ratiten
Count Kevenhuiier
Prince Lobkowitz
Baron Plerrenverg
Kevenhuller
Straubingen
Lobkowitz
Ingolstadt
Prince Charles of Lorrain
Schierling
Atun
Marshal Broglio
France
Seckendorff
Harrass
Aberfjerg
Francfort
Gerau
Offenbach
Hanau
Great Gerau
Noailles
Munich
Circle of
Franconia
Aucfoourg
Swabia
Nadaur
Herndau
Friedberg
Bavara
Appointments and incidents in Dublin and Tralee
Dublin gains new solicitors and a deputy serjeant at arms as Alexander Nesbitt and Mr Brereton depart. The Corke collector Henry Hamilton dies, succeeded by Robert Percival. A Dublin parish widow recovers after a revival scare. A Tralee letter reports a Spanish privateer raid near Henry Harbour, with a Galley ashore and a guard protecting cargo valued at 42,000.
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Dublin
Charles Caldwell
His Majesty’s Revenue
Alexander Nesbitt
Ely
Deceas
George Howard
Cladwell
Joan Campbell
Jenry Hamilton
Boyne
Marhsrine
Wren
Tralee
County Jay
London
Igat
Wii Canno
Sao
Jay
Mlain Jr
Port News: Ships Arrivals and Departures Across Atlantic Ports
Dover and Portsmouth report arrivals from Virginia and Carolina with a fleet sailing for Lisbon and Gibraltar. Deal notes ships bound for East India and Antigua. Jamaica and Rhode Island trade ports show multiple arrivals, with vessels from London and Madeira also listed. One ship, the Henry Jeffries, may be lost near Baintry Bay Ireland.
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Port News
Dover
Funert
Arriv
Molly
Powman
Virginia
Helter
Carolina
Portmouth
His
Diamond
Anglesea
Oporio
Lisbon
Gibraltar
C. Deal
Hardwick
Hallett
East-India
James
Ball
Antigua
Cruize
Parnassus
Johnson
Clarendon
Cropion
Jamaica
Gravesend
Funerz
Prelada
Herbert
Nevis
Radford
Symmond
Angegua
Nazareth
Bennett
South Carolina
Three Sisters
Parlane
Rhode Iland
Prince Amaur
Geare
Sarbadoes
Concord
Young
Relly
Wedderburn
London
Boneta
Hanmond
Recovery
Swift
Philadelphia
Madera
Koren
Limerck
Helon
M‘namara
Madeira
Parbadoes
Haslemere
Walker
Mary
Ridale
Jennet
Crookendon
Jane
Loss
Lancaster
Henry
Jeffries
Baintry Bay
Ireland
London Gazette News Blast From Deptford and London
Villainous import details note beef and pork sent from the Victualling Office to Portsmouth amid fleet rumors. Berwick hailed as a fine 70 gun ship at Deptford. a man died falling from the ship. Guildhall court names train’d bands marching dates. Edinburgh reports bumper crops and cheap grain. oatmeal sold in the south. Wedding of Wheasley to Ree votain. death of Mr Ventre. A suicide near the East Town House. coroner’s inquest held. Pay Office recalls 125 sailors’ payments. Lyon bound for London foundered on voyage from Carolina. High Water at London Bridge at 4:55 PM.
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London
Victualling Office
Portsmouth
Berwick
Deptford
Royal Navy
Guildhall
Grange
Lord Walpole
the Exchequer
Thomas Twornicraf
Auditor’s Ofice
Conley Wyndham
Edinburgh
Wheasley
Sefter
Lancashire
Reevotain
Ventre
Burly
Croad-Street
The
Lyon
Miles
Carolina
Financial Notices and a Post Office Robbery Reward
A fragmented 18th century financial listing mentions various South Sea and Bank securities with quoted rates, followed by a General Post-Office notice from June 8, 1743. It reports the Barnstaple Mail robbery near Newport, offering two hundred pounds reward plus parliamentary rewards for apprehension and a pardon for informants. The description details the thief as a thick-set man with black hair and a dark-colored mare.
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London
Barnstaple
New
Cvill
Geo Shelvocke
N. B
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New South
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