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Prussia-sieged Council prorogued amid naval notices and arrests
A brisk Dublin and London telegraph of 1743 reports Parliament prorogation to November 22 amid military maneuvers. Capt Smith of Pemproke’s Regiment, praised for retreating from Dettingen, returns to town. Privateers and warships move toward Gibraltar, the Canaries, and Oporto. news of ships captured near Portugal and Algerine actions. Admiralty orders vessels to Atlantic patrols. Vienna and Constantinople hosts report regional upheaval. Ireland notes election notices, clerical promotions, and public notices.
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Prussiuidler
Whitehall
Smtth
Earl of Pemproke
Dettingen
Cape
Jamaica
Downs
Bet
Bet Mafts
Prince Brederick
Leopard
Jertey
Spithead
Canaries
Samuel Pike
Newfoundland
Fitch
Oporto
Admiralty
Gibralter
Pragate Lewes
Brussels
Dun-kart
Ureighe
Priva
Hobis
Knowles
Privas Steers
Vienna
Constantinople
Hurwich
Dingley
Foot Guards
Princess of Wales
Grainger
Louisa
Hanover
Barbadoes
Leeward Islands
Ceasé Bay
Calabar
Pekcarmions
Henry Penrice
Senta