Dispatches Alleged Europe War Plans Stir Vienna and London
Reports claim intercepted General Schmettau dispatches reveal a France and Bettin scheme against Hungary and Northern powers, with Empress and Russian reactions. Emperors ministers call the dispatches forged, while France passes toward the Lower Rhine. Prague garrison, Bohemia activity, and Prussian moves are aired amid imperial anxieties and Allied missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Schmettau
France
Bettin
Hungary
Russia
M. Dallion
Moscow
Cologne
Empire
Germany
Brinch
Francfort
Patfau
Lambert
Hague-Gazette
Francfost
Bohemia
Prussia
Prague
Silesias
Eapeibere Autwerd
Port News Arrivals and Vessel Sailed Off Coast
Port News reports the John and Allen Bluet and Duke of Cumberland Yate sailing for Lisbon and Portsmouth, the Samaritan Tendes failing to the Northward, and the Princess Louisa Man of War with outward-bound ships remaining. Arrivals listed include Phenix Bray from the Mediterranean at Stangate Creek, Robert Devereux from Antigua at Kinsale, and Gabriel Jones from Dublin at Bristol. Wind WNW.
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Deal
John and Allen
Lisbon
Duke of Cumberland
Yate
Portsmouth
Princess Louisa
Stangate Creek
Phenix
Bray
Mediterranean
Marriages and Appointments in London Clergy and Officials
London notices report the Rev Mr King of Ely Cathedral marrying Miss Prince of Crutched Fryars, a fortune. Dispensation passes the Great Seal to Rev John Rolleston to hold Stanton by the Bridge and Afton upon Trent rectories in Derbyshire. Treasury appoints Mr Miers as Riding Officer for Sussex. Excise appoints Mr Hawkins as Supervisor for Rumford. Earlier, a General Court of Governors at the London Warehouse saw the Steward resign due to age and infirmities. Relations of the last Court were read and confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Ely Cathedral
Earl of Oxford
Prince
Crutched
Afton Upon Trent
Lords of the Treasury
Miers
Sussex
Rawlins
Deceas
The
Excisé
Hawkins
Rumford
Fucner
Yotterday
London Warkhoutey
Selasing
Stade
Harvey
Mafony
Tar
Fetella Bibbig
Wefial
Whitby
Dogan
Whigh
Tomewony
Westsninitar
Fex
Court Notice of General Court for East India Merchants
East-India House notes a General Court at Leadenhall Street on December 19 with quarterly session. Transfer-Books close December 20 and reopen January 17. Dividends for Christmas payable January 25. Makers of Rapper-UFF in London invited to meeting at Feathers Tavern Cheapside at six.
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East-India House
United Company of Merchants of
England
East-Indies
Leadenhall Street
Chrismas
London
Weeftminster
Feathers
Cheapside
Fider
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Thumar
Berne
Francis of
Spain
Webb
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Blackwall
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Woods
Soubirat
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Themis
Cherret
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South Sea
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India
Royal
Charles Pally
Charles Scignan
Hoheneims
Zollern
Saxe Gotha
Birkenfeldt
John Palty
Lanthiery
Aithan
Sirmay
Francis St. Ignan
Balleyra
Harrach
Waldeck
Schulenburg
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Marthal
Esterhazy
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Hallen
Key
Braun
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