Bohemia and Austria News Signal Prussia Battle Offers
Letter from the Hague reports that Prussia offered battle to Prince Charles of Lorraine for three days as the King pressed from woods and mountains while Saxon troops suffer from sickness. Dispatches doubt reports of Tabor and Burgundian towns. Vienna and Brussels sources cast doubt on Prague siege claims amid desertions and shifting alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemia
Prussia
Charles of
Lorgain
Prague
Charles
Tabor
Budweis
Frauenberg
Berlin
Francfort 3
Vienna
Brussels
Baron Reisbach
Prince Charles
Baron Watfener
Wafferbourg
Upper Austria
Muntzingen
France
Fribourg
Mulhausen
Alsace
Marshal Coigny
Genoa
Republick
Polfevero
Corsica
Rome
Prince Lobkowitz
Hungary
d’Auifco
Port News Summary of Arrivals and Departures
Port News reports the Princess Louisa Man of War remains at Gravesend with outbound ships per recent order. Vessels Mary Saunders from Stella and Hyam Wood from Ostend sail, while Molly Prize from St Kitts and Delight and Queen of Hungary from Whitehaven arrive at Dover and Boston. Cork Packet sails from Bristol.
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Deal
N.W
Gravesend
Mary
Saunders
Stella
Sunkirk
Smith
Hyam
Wood
Ostend
Dover
Mercer
St. Kitt’s
Boston
Delight
Dickenson
Whitehaven
Bristol
Cork Packet
Ricketts
Cork
Ode for His Majesty's Birth Day at Deptford Old Church
The article notes a London ode composed by Colley Cibber and others with music by Dr. Maurice Green praising King George II. It includes recitatives and choruses celebrating Albion and peace, ending with a marriage notice for Mr Spagg, surgeon at Limehouse, to Miss Kelly of Deptford with a fortune of 2000.
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London
Colley Cibber
Laurent
Maurice Green
His Majesty
Band of
Casar
AuGusTus Fing
Albion
Ballance
Jove
Ferene
Spagg
Limehouse
Deptford Old Church
Kelly
Marriages and Naval News From London and Plymouth
Yesterday at St John’s Southwark Charles Hanslap of Croydon Ely wed Miss Martha Middleton of Cobham Surrey. A Great variety of maritime reports describe captures, wrecks, and prizes, including the Jersey's arrivals at Plymouth with French prizes and Captain Hardy, and the privateer Newkey's engagement near Cape Clear with Captain Ley. Notices of deaths, a misreported obituary, and stock market figures accompany details of the day.
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Charles Hanslap
Croydon
Ely
St. John’s
Southwark
Martha Middleton
Cobham
Surrey
Richmord
Clark
Luhopgate Street
Crofe
Ratcliff Highway
Man'el Street
Goodman’s Fields
His Majesty
Jersey
Hardy
Plymouth
Newfoundland
Intrepidé
Rous
Mentor
Combettes
St. Domingos
Marie Therese
Forique
Martinico
Bourdeaux
Esverance
France
Imo Pontmouth
Neptune
Gaston
St. Kitt’s
London
Ireland
Barnstaple
Pierre and Marie
John Lacoait
Morlaix
Cape Clear
Alexander Ley
Ley
Newkey
Hart
Land
Lundy
Padstow
Benson
Vernam
Lock
Channel Row
Refutation of Vienna Memorial on Prussia and Russia
This day a pamphlet issued in French and English under express order of M Andrie minister at the court of Great Britain. It rebuts the Vienna memorial responding to the Count Dohna declaration and criticizes the charges, asserting Berlin's inconsistencies. Printed in London by J Meres at the Old Bailey.
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Count Saxe
Shar Thieral
Melghbourhoad
Tsinfantry
Ypres
Bruges
d’Estree
M. Kalkeen
Warsaw
Baron Hammerstein
Cologne
M. Andrie
Prussia
Great Britain
Vienna
Dohna
Russia
Berlin
J. Meres
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Geeorge
George
London Bridge
India
Royal Exchange
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