News From Europe After The Mail From Holland
Vienna reports that proposals to the Elector of Bavaria are rejected as too late and demands, while French forces move toward Bavaria. A grand council at Presbourg discusses ceding Silesia to Prussia with monetary terms and troops. Austria shifts armies toward Bohemia as Rome and Stockholm monitor diplomacy.
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Bavaria
Bohemia
Rhine
Presbourg
Prufsia
Silesia
Jagerendorff
Lignitz
Brieg
Wohlau
Robinson
Praussia
Byerlau
Tyrna
Franckenstein
Silberberg
Breslau
Rovinson
Arriv
Vienna
Hungary
Nuremberg
Ratifoon
Munich
Hanbourg
P.S. M.de Buffy
Modena
Italy
Constantinople
Porte
Romanzoff
Port News Highlights Arrivals From Maryland to Barbados
Whitehaven reports arrival of Endeavour from Maryland and multiple ships from Dublin Madeira Jamaica Barbadoes and Leghorn. Vessels include Elizabeth Princess Caroline Fowey Hull and others. Several ships depart for London Portsmouth and Spithead with Jamaica and Ostend traffic noted.
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Whitehaven
Endeavour
Carrow
Maryland
Falmouth
Keigwin
Dublin
Quarrie
Madeira
Liverpool
Rawlinson
Antigua
Plymouth
White
Smith
London
Fowey
Princess Caroline
Coleby
Chichester
Osborne
Jamaica
Holme
Providence
Storey
Stockholm
Catherine
Elizabeth
Bristol
Eliza
Hannah
Neath
George
Titball
Ruby
Tryton
Robins
Industry
Hellings
Manchester
Crawley
Westmoreland
Gordon
Beacher
Page
Jane
Cowes
Phillips
Customs
Portsmouth
Hunter
Davis
Carolina
Cholmondeley
Brook
Spithead
Deal
His
Windsor
St. Albans
Ostend
Portmouth
John
Trevor
Augustus Cesar
Hampton
Leghorn
Leghorn. Wind E. N. E
Dover
His Majesty
Elector of Bavaria Likely to Be Chosen Emperor Candidate
From Francfort Sept 7 report confirms Mentz Elector expected soon with Bavaria also a candidate for the throne. Measires push for an Emperor election though not expected before November. French troops move between Rhin Zabern and Landau to cross the Rhine if needed. PS: King of Prussia pledges vote for Bavaria to advance Empire interests. Stockholm letters note the States thanked the King for offering to command the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francfort
Mentz
Bavaria
Alsace
Rhin-Zabern
Landau
Rhine
Prussia
Stockholm
N.S
Ri gvor of the Season and Army Appointments in America
A London period piece notes the King’s stance on fielding next spring, Skeene and Croshaw gaining Marine and aiding regiment commissions, and Victualling Office beef contracts at Woolwich. It also records ship preparations for sea, a new Surrey peace commission, a Hopkins business death, a murder near Tyburn, and cargo imports exports to multiple ports. Market quotes, stock prices, and various financials close the entry.
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James Skeene
E Q
Col
Corterell
Regiment of Marines
America
John Croshaw
Aid
Esterday
Victualling Office
Woolwich
Biddeford
County of
Surrey
George Inn
Southwark
Saintlow
Tyburn
Paddington
Isuppos
Petersbourg
Jamaica
Virginia
Holland
Dunkirk
West Indies
England
Antigua
New York
Notice of Building Leases for Southwark Lands at Bridge House
The Committee for Leasing the Bridge House Lands announces plans to lease multiple properties in Southwark for 61 or 6 year terms. No 1 covers four adjoining messuages in St Olave Street with three occupied, No 2 describes three front messuages in Bermondsey Street and seven small tenements to be rebuilt, and No 3 offers a 61 year lease on a tenement at Epglingsgate near Battle Bridge. Proposals will be received in the Council Chamber of the Guildhall on Wednesday September 6 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge-House
St. Olave- Street
Southwark
Robert Woodward
Davis
Bermondsey Street
Leavefly
Epglingsgate
Battle- Bridge
Katherine Hursh
Council
Guidhall
London
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Dor
M. Penckler
Paris
Meff
Hopken
Carlson
Sweden
House of Austria
Russia
Thomas Koulihan
Persia
Mecca
Port News
Londo Bridge
South Sea
Sths. Co
Bank
Totar
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Exchequer Ordarsj
Arcus Tullius Cicero
R. Franklin
Ruffel-street
Covent-Garden
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