France and Spain tensions threaten Neapolitan moves
A scattered European dispatch notes Count de Gages claiming a grand artillery train will reach Don Philip from Orbitello and 12,090 Neapolitans follow. Reports say Madrid and Turin negotiations broke off. French and Austrian forces maneuver near Bavaria and Augsburg as Paris presses Savoy. A London courier hints at naval activity toward the Levant and Venice.
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Ormea
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Hague
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M. Noailes
Charles of Lorrain
Kelheim
Brussels
Stockholm
Ship News from Deal June 12 and 17
Wind 8 S E. The Hardwick Hallett and the James Ball failed for Antigua and East Indies respectively. Arrivals include Squirrel Man of War from a Cruize along with Parnaffis Johnson and Cla rendon Cropton from Jamaica. Galloper Tender sailed eastward and remains with Squirrel. Multiple arrivals at Jamaica Carolina Barbados Madeira Limerick Leverpool with various ships.
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Ball
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Port News from Deslin 1743 Assize of Bread Report
The Deslin city assize of bread reports the middle price at 18 shillings and 9 pence per quarter. Ships and cargoes listed include merchants from Glasgow Chester Milford Dronton Newry and Ballatt with wine beef butter and groceries aboard.
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Lgrdmayor
Des- Lin
Dustin Society Announces Candidates for Wheat Prize 1742
On Thursday the 16th instant the Dustin Society lists articles of husbandry and the candidates for the prize for the greater quantity of wheat in 1742. The notice emphasizes agricultural merit and the expected yield, naming the society as sponsor and detailing the criteria for selection.
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