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Daily Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 07, 1739

Page

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Fleet loss and campaigns spark in distant waters

The Daily Pot reports Grand Signal's Fleet sailed for the Sea of Asaph to support an assault, but a storm near Cafar wrecked ships and forced Bashaw to seek Caffa. Meanwhile Imperial notices detail Neuperg, Wallis, and Saxe-Hildburghausen actions near Belgrade, Temeswar, and the Danube with Turks building bridges and fighting at Semlin, plus Allied talks and a Paris marriage rumor from Turin and Vienna dispatches.

Grand Signal Bashaw Sea of Asaph Cafia Crim Caffa Porte Madrid Count de Clavijo Cadiz Surdach Danube Nruperg Marquess de Villeneuve Neuperg Munich Bannat of Temeswar Ortova Widdin Walachia Wallis Saxe-Hildbourghausen Cologne Semlin Hildbourghausen Banat Jabouka Borcza Belgrade Temes Czentos Succow Schmettau St. Elizabeth’s Sabatsch Wirtemberg Count Neuperg Denupe Milan Turin Paris France Victor- Amadeus- Massa Duke of Savoy Vienna Lobkowitz P.S Saave Pallavicini Russia Denmark Prussia Marquess de la Luzerne Marine Arriv Brest

Port News Deal Sept 5 A fleet from multiple colonies sails

The report lists numerous craft and captains arriving at or passing Gravesend and joining convoys. Vessels from Maryland Virginia East India Jamaica Antigua St Kitts Leg horn Montserrat Newfoundland Petersbourg and Carolina are named with captains and origins. The wind is south as ships like the Friendship the Benedict Leonard the Neptune and others move through.

Port-News Deal Portsmouth Friendship Smith Oporso Gravesend Benedict- Leonard James Neptune Kemp Maynard Reynolds Maryland Hatley Banks Johin Seabrook Sally Bolling William Betty Turner Virginia Wager Raymond Nassau Hutchinson Cumberland Webster East India Dawkins Oliver Prospect Bowers Gourdon Crawford Johnson Crockat Gale Blackburn Jamaica Walter Galley Steward Ashton St. Kitt’s Eccleston Montferrat Powderham Castle Teague Leghorn Peggy Newell Carolina Dorothy Mary Holman Newfoundland Charity Long Petersbourg

Peace talks with Ottoman aim in Vienna letters

From Vienna Aug 29. Neuperg rejects Grand Vizir proposals to trade Belgrade for peace terms. Ottomans push to recover Temeswar and Peterwaradin. Munich’s march toward Transylvania worries Austrian counsel. Meanwhile Hamburg reports Britons abroad and new South Carolina governor plans expedition. Local London items note marriages, deaths, a suicide attempt, a port sessions record, and theatre shows.

London Vienna Neuperg Belgrade Servia Temeswar Peterwaradin Paffarowitz Bannat Count Neuperg Ortova Belgrate Rufsia Saat Kania

High Water at London Bridge After 3 PM

Water levels rose swiftly at London Bridge at 3 13 PM with reports noting flood risk. Authorities warned residents near the Thames to monitor conditions and avoid low-lying areas as the river surged.

London Bridge

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