Fragments from a Prussian and Austrian War Era Dispatches
Reports from Vienna Berlin and Paris recount diplomatic notes on births in Hungary and imperial titles pledges. Ambassadors traverse Russia and Poland with 2600 retainers amid shortages and discipline actions. Military movements include Neuperg near Bilau and Croats marching toward Silesia. Paris notes Grammont’s death yields 160000 livres annual income.
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Council of Trent
Port News May 15 Deal and She ships arrivals
Port News reports arrivals and movements of ships across Deal. Vessels Leinox Foulkstone Feversham remain in port with wind from the east. Arrivals include Kitty Elizabeth London Merchant Sea Nymph and others from Cork Milford Liverpool Porsmouth Falmouth and Gibraltar. Several ships depart for Jamaica North Carolina Cork Diep and Oporto.
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Carthagena Taken Amid News From Port Mahon And London
London dispatch reports Admiral Vernyn confirming Carthagena's fall with only four ships lost. Other items include marriages, deaths, prison sentences, and ship movements. Port Mahon letters note Dragon and Aldborough returning with two Spanish prizes bound to Barcelona and Majorcan privateers.
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Cambridge
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Richard Musgrave
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Cumberland
Batts
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Dragon
Aldborough
Barcelona
Majorca
Rupert
Ambrosé
St. Sebastians
Providence
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Lisbon
Dantzick
Gibraltar
Cassady
Hunt
Leonard Rummedls
Samuel Atkinson
High Water at London Bridge After Afternoon Tide
High water surged past London Bridge forty minutes after noon in a notable tidal event. Water reached levels alarming to nearby quays and prompted local advisories for riverside activity and transport disruption. Observers recorded the time as shortly after the middle of the afternoon.
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Victorian Stock Prices on Saturday South Sea Market
The report lists varied securities and bonds with prices and reductions, including South Sea Stock at 104 18th, South Sea Annuities at 111 3qrs, New South Sea Annuities at 112 1 Sth torgr, Sank at 142, New Bank Circulation 51, India na Price, Three per Cent Annuities 102, Million Kank 116, Royal Exchange Assurance 93 3qrs, London ditto ithals African 10, English Copper 31 tys, India Bonds 4, Salt Tallies 11 half Prem, Mine Adventurers Shares 31 10s, Seven per Cent Emperors Loan 69, Five per Cent ditto 801 qr, Three x half per Cent Exchequer Orders 21 half per Cent Premium, Three per Cent ditto 21 qr, per Cent Discount.
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Hertford county candidates seek votes in 1741 election
In a formal appeal to the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Hertford, Jacos Houblon and Charles Gore announce their joint nomination to represent the county in Parliament. They name Hertford venues for the May 21 election and express deep gratitude for voters support. Essex knights election notice follows.
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