European Court Updates and War Affairs Dispatches
Feb 08 to Mar 14 reports from Copenhagen Dresden Vienna and Berlin note envoys, conferences, and alliances. Actions include requests to confer with ministers on measures for the Queen of Hungary, Russian regency issues, Don Cossack loyalties, and troop movements for Bohemia and Upper Austria. Measures aim to secure provisions and resolve electoral votes amid rising tensions.
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Finch
Great 2Britain
Hungary
Munich
de Rotta
Vi‘enhas
John
Russias
Courland
Keith
Donduc-Ombo
Kan
Calmucks
Russia
Biron
Attoman Frolof
Don Cossacks
John III
Duke of
Wybourg
Rhat
Livonia
Copenhagen
Baron Dehn
Madrid
Crown of
Spain
M. Coeymians
States General of
United Provinces
Dresden
Hus
Baron Keyserling
Iris
Miajesty
Count Kevenhuller
Bohemia
France
Germany
Bokemzia
Kienna
Upper Austria
Starenberg
Berlin
Bason
Port News Dover March 16 Reported Arrivals and Sails
Dover reports ships arriving from London and sailing to Dunkirk, Hamburg, Holland, and New York. The Britannia bound for New York encountered a failure but remained afloat with a fair wind. Vessels Rebecca Martha and Copythorn from St Kiss head to Exeter and London, entering Seilly.
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Port News
Dover
Dunkirk
Smith
Charming
Molly
Powell
Henry
John
London
Deal
Hareh
Britannia
Farever
New York
Hamburgh
Holland
Rebecca
Martha
Exeter
Seilly
London Letter: Europe Dispatches Stir Interest in Silesia
From Paris and Versailles reports swirl about Silesia and Italy as Baron Walher and the Pope’s envoy engage with French authorities. Dispatches hint at church reforms, while London gossip places a Lord Mayor ill, thefts plague the East India Company warehouses, and various local incidents unfold including robberies, murders, and arrests.
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London
A. Lester
Paris
Baron Walher
Frorg
Hungary
Vienna
Silesia
Big Quirrel
Iris
Marquess de Valery
Berlin
Prussia
Versailles
Madrid
Italy
Cardinal de Fleury
East India Company
Seeshing-Lane
Stoke Newington
Burchell
Broad-Street
Chefitre
Willian
Chetham
Clington
Johnson
Tatton
Gibson
Appledore
Hertfordshire
Rolle
New College
Oxford
Stckenchurch Hill
Hannah Biges
Newgate
John’ King
Eig
Middlesex
John Salter
Susannah Simpson
Anne Shoot
Daniel Mills
Col. de Veil
Martin Lewis
Holland
Maryliad
Hamburgh
Barbadoes
Maryland
London Bridge Water Levels and South Sea Securities Update
The report lists varied financial instruments and market items including South Sea Stack readings, South Sea Annuities and New South Sea Annuities with stated values, Bank and Royal Exchange assurances, three per cent annuities, and other bonds and currency notes. It notes high water at London Bridge, noon timing, and a range of bond, discount, and rate figures among multiple securities.
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Sorata
Undja
Royal Exchange
Zdon Dita
Arican
Worthy Liverymen urged to support local parliament nominees
A royal address appeals to London liverymen to back five gentlemen elected to represent the city in parliament. The message stresses loyalty to King George and the constitution, urging votes for Parsons, Barwarn, Gops et Hall, Heathcott, and Ademmar.
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London
Vintners Hall
Popeliament
HumPuRy. Parsons
Eis
Joan Barwarn
Rosert Gops Et Hall
Laas
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Lake
Pharour
Barbados
Charles
Wm. Salmon
Wells
County of
Somerset
London Bridge
Worshipful Company of Mercers
Girlick- Hill
Well-Court
Queen-Street
Cheapsides
King-Street
Cheaptides
Blackwell-Hall
Batinghall-Streets
Percy's-Aley
Cornhill
Polk Lion
Mr. Hyam
Cell-ge Mill
Mercers Hall
Thasflay
Che
Mercess
Dunstan
KJ Deard
Fleet-Street
Thomas Hughes
Linnen-draper
Lyon and Lamb
Gracechurch-Street
Marine
Bircoin-Lane
Genoa
Robert Kirke
Sc. Martin’s Je Grand
Cheapside
Ropert Kirke
Fox Sale
Birchin-Lane
Alfa
Onter
John Rhodes
Cloysters
Bell
Aldermary Church-Yard
Ohn
Francis Bacom
England
Hesides
Highhegh
James the First
Mallet
A. Millar
St. Clement's Church
Lord Bacon
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