Embarrass’d in Europe as Forces and Swiss Regiments Are Debated
From The Hague dated Nov 27 an insecure stance prevails over completing the Republics troops on augmented footing and enlisting 24 Scotch companies. The Baron Aylva and Mr Burrish will travel to discuss with Electors Meniz and Trier. Prussia’s minister protests Gazetteers and pamphlets while Vienna eyes an Empress friendly stance against Poland. The King of Naples deploys toward Velletri and Palau while Fribourg and Prague loom amid winter quarters plans.
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Europe
Baron Aylva
Frizeland
Burrish
Germany
Meniz
Triers
Prussia
States General
Podewils
Vienna
Moscow
Marquess de Botta
Thas
M. Lanczinsky
Dyet
Poland
Wilczewsky
Republick
Grodno
Franctort
Palau
Munich
Prague
Prince Charles of Lorrain
Port News Sailings From Falmouth and Cowes
In Port News from Falmouth and surrounding ports dated Nov 19 to Nov 22, vessels sail and remain for various destinations. The Success under Dalton sails from Falmouth to Lifton. Bacchus Privateer, Captain Ward, remains for a cruise at Pool. Prince William and Eaton depart from Cowes for Ireland. Concordia and Liefde sail from Amsterdam for Cadiz. Sarah and Helena head to Nantes. Charming Molly and Charlotte Tenders plus Rysbrack sail for Oporto and Lisbon. Princess Louisa sails northward from Deal. several ships, including Chester, Princess Mary, and Anglesea, with others from Portsmouth, are noted as remaining or sailing for Lisbon Madeira and other ports.
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Falmouth
Dalton
Lifton
Pool
Bacchus
Ward
Cowes
Prince William
Butler
Eaton
Nieuwe Jonge Spruyt
Bartelse
Zurickzee
Nantes
Deal
Princess Louisa
Charming Molly
Charlotte
Rysbrack
Durnford
Oporto
Mediterranean
Gardner
Lion
Munday
Lisbon
Polly
Rightfon
Madeira
His
Chester
Princess Mary
Anglesea
Portsmouth
London notices and market reports including crimes and deaths
London items show greetings to a regiment, appointments and marriages, and obituaries including Sir Thomas Wilson's son and Lord Sidney Beauclerk. Also reports a burglary attack on a brewer, a Kent smuggler's capture, ship arrivals and convoy movements, plus London financials and stock prices with brief notes on exchange and bonds.
Notice of General Court and Transfer-Books for East India Merchants
East-India House announces a General Court to be held at Leadenhall Street on Wednesday December 19 at eleven in the forenoon. Transfer-Books will be sold on December 20 at two o’clock and reopen January 17. Warrants for the Christmas dividend will be ready January agth.
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East-India House
United Company of Merchants of England
East-Indies
Leadenhall-Street
Newt
To-night play at DruRY-Laney Theatre for charity
A public charity performance at the DruRY-Laney Theatre is offered to benefit the author and children. The manager arranged a generous allotment in advance and public notices appeared over ten days. Ladies of quality have purchased most seats. the author hopes charity and humanity will allow the show to proceed without interruption.
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Drury-Laney Theatre
Lottery begins at Nine Morning at Hazard’s new Office
Public notice announces the lottery start on Monday at nine o'clock. Mr Hazard now runs the State Lottery Office near the Royal Exchange with new partners at Ludgate and Spring Gardens Charing Cross. A new register book records tickets at these offices for secure, early prize payout and cheaper sales.
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Hazard
Orfice
Royal Exchange
Starioners
Ludgarej
Gracirdde
Spring-Gardens
Charing-Cross
Lotstery
Hazamp
This Day is published with Improvements and Alterations 1745 Kalendar
The edition notes additions and alterations for the year 1745 printed and sold by James Waltham in London. It includes the calendar with offices and a separate almanack, plus lists of navy and army. A public notice warns about counterfeit copies and price details.
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Tames Wathony
Arditobe
Cour Great Carter-Lan
Lonion
Weltmingten
Las
Pantramen
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Rochester
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Allen
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Liverpool
Bayonne
Dover
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Gunston
Scanderoon
Port-Mahon
Granada
Ostend
Hibernia
Camerford
London-Pridge
South Sea
India
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Exchequer
John Briscoe
Anno Goldsmith
Remco
Three Kings
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