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Newspaper

Daily Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 01, 1744

Page

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German Patriot Remarks and Austrian Court Plots

A scribe critiques a German Patriot’s Exposition on Prussia, Austria, and Vienna’s aims to curb imperial rights. It argues Vienna seeks to dethrone the Emperor, recalls failed promises, and warns Britons against continental entanglements while urging preservation and cautious support for King Frederick Wilhelm.

Prussia Augsbourg Francfort Charles of Lorrain Whit Lafer Hussars Baron of Raab Hungary Amus Sardinia France Spain Worms Hanau Vienna Count of Rosenberg Berlin Bruffia Roger de Coverley Farisiot House of Austria Becaus Francfert Count Resenberg H nMrs Holland House of Bourbon Frandfort Flanders Russia Saxony Germany

Berlin custody of RB RON Polnitz disclosed

Berlin reports RB RON Polnitz is in confinement after custody, details kept private. From Camp of Travelgem on Oct 3 intelligence notes Count Saxe leading 17 to 14 thousand troops with artillery to Pont Espiere and Ste Leger along the Espiere river. The march continued the following day toward new positions.

Saxt Pont-Espiere Courtrai de Fenelon Oudenarde Hague States Géneral M. Kalkeen Poland M. Twickle Cologn Prusfie Tabor Charles Bohemia Egra Fribourg Ron Polnitz Avelgem Anstein Count Saxe Pont Espiere Ste Leger

Port News Summary of Naval Movements and Arrivals

Port News records winds and ship movements on September 28 29 with ships remain in the Downs and outward bound vessels including Exeter Merchant Hunt for Exeter and privateers like Swift returning from a cruise. Several ships sail for Africa Barbadoes Jamaica and Mahon while others stay in port or are refitted.

Deal Exeter Hunt S.W. Deal Downs Winchester Shoreham Milling Bruce Burrith Catherine Clark Africa Mary Anderson Barbadoes Pentley Jamaica Pelham Tom Jinson Mahon Arriv

London News Roundup: Appointments, Marriages and Robberies

Last Friday Rush was named Collector of the Customs for Whitby and Hull replacing the late Mr Matthews. Aldermen Marshall and Hoare were elected Lord Mayor for the year. Marshall gave a speech in Hastings with strong applause. Notable marriages include Henry Byndlass of the Inner Temple at Bristol to Miss Taylor. Edward Hodgson of High Holborn to Miss Oates. and John Jeffe of Ely to Miss Woods. Richard Norris of Kent died. Edward Nicsdale, Purveyor of Stores for Portsmouth and Plymouth, died after a late hour. A shipbuilder Wilfan of Rotherhithe was robbed of thirty guineas after an assault at Bristow Causeway. A shopkeeper, Mr Newbolt, was fatally attacked in St. Andrew's Street. Highwayman Mitchel was captured at Lee in Kent. Foot Guards will patrol the Strand and Westminster to curb robberies. Two register ships N S dela Ragla and N S del Rosaria arrived from Vera Cruz to Cadiz with cargo valued at 2 million pieces of Eight.

London Rush Whitby Hull Matthews Deceas Alderman Marshall Alderman Hoare Hastings Henry Byndlass Inner- Temple Ely Jamaica Bristol Taylor Jaff Chelsea Edward Hodgson High Holbourn Oates John Jeffe Wilfan Rotherhithe Bristow Causeway Newbolt Wartchmaker St. Andrew’s Street Seven Dials Mitchel Lee Kent Maidstone Strand Liberty Westminster N. S. Dela Ragla N.S. del Rosaria Vera Cruz Cadiz

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