Foreign Intelligence from Vienna and London Telegrams
Friday reports from Vienna and London note a mysterious order sending 11 Hungarian battalions to Gallicia, with Generals Colloredo and de Karaczay in command. Other dispatches cite Ottoman and Swedish moves, royal etiquette, Brabantine affairs, and assorted criminal, social, and maritime items across Europe, including Jamaica and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallicia
Upper Hungary
Gallica
Verueslas Colloredo
M. de Karaczay
Belgrade
Wallachia
Prince de Cobourgi
Malirojené
Krajova
Venice
Rapula
Pacha
Albania
Serao
Bosnia
Banjaluka
Levant
Paros
Scio
Warsaw
Petersburgh
Berlin
Mailow
Danube
Suwarow
Ships Arrive and Sail for the River in Tees Teens Era
Naval notices list ships arriving or sailing for the River including Miss Int, Minerva, Prosperity, Wilson, Brothers Gray from Madeira Leghorn Baltimore and the Streights Dunkirk. Cockatrice cutter remains in the Downs with outward-bound vessels and Rashleith Wyat from Halifax. Bee French from Cadiz Gibraltar Surman from Leghorn Barrick Keddy from Petersburgh pass by Gravesend on Fan 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Fan
Miss
Duel
Madeira
Minerva
Ruffen
Leghorn
Prosperity
Wilson
Baltimore
Brothers
Gray
Streights
Dunkirk
Downs
Cockatrice
Rashleith
Wyat
Halifax
W. Gravesend
Bee
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Surman
Barrick
Petersburgh
Mail bag robbery recovered near Northwold
The Norwich and Lynn papers report that bags from a robbed mail were found in water beneath a brick arch near Northwold. All letters were broken and emptied. In a separate note, two men digging near St Martin's Common uncovered a skeleton about three and a half feet underground, suggesting long burial and possible murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Fan
Northwold
Norwich
Richard Gapp
St. Martin’s Common
Prince Edward Arrives at Neroe's Hotel St James's
London reports Prince Edward arriving at Neroe's hotel in King Street St James's on a Sunday morning at three o'clock from Cevova. At noon he visited the Prince of Wales and the Princesses, and later the Duke was visited by royal kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torfs
States of Brabant
Paris
Brussels
National Assembly
London
Sweden
Jamaica
Thynne
Wolfe
Falmouth
Shorner
Shelburn
Monte
Tate
Duke of Portland
Lord Warwick
LA Mawpin
F Luut
Sirex
Beecame
Wivenhoe
Munnings
Customs
Excise
Essex Csaft
Boards of Revenue
Titchfield
Coventry
Earl Corn- Wallis
Perryman
Little Saxham
Busy
Suffolk
Botany Bay
Alexander Anderson
Hornsey-lane
Highgate
Willigg,Sanders
Exeter Street
Hart -Street
Coventgarden
Foublanque
James-street
Bedford-row
Queen-street
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
Portman-square
Dennis O’briens
Bury
John Smith
Bishton
Corporation Row
Glérkenwell
Old Bailey
William North
Elizabeth Mérchant
Peter Shelley
James Bond
A Lok
Harefield
Middlesex
Robson
John ‘Liptrép
Mile End
Miss Hunt Dauites
James Hunt
Unionhall
St. George’s
William Kelly
Annotte Bay
Wickham-Mills
Essex
Philip Burlton
St. James’s Street
Germany
King-street
St. James’s
Cevova
Prince Edward
Prince of Wales
Staclens
ST. ‘Thomas’ss Hospital
R. Cline
O' Linck Fig Royal
Uch
Hawes
Register
Bury-street
St. Mary Ae
Sik Medical Society
Lon
Humane Society
Letter Seeking Support from Freeholders in Cornwall
A 1739 election appeal to the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Cornwall proclaims the writer's independence and requests votes. Restarmel-Park signs the dec 4 1739 message, pledging to persevere in parliament service and to honor the will of countrymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Darfet
Nice
George Pitt
Southampton
William Heatacote
William Chute
Cornwall
J. St. Aubyn
Fervan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foreign Intelligence
Vienna
Country News
Stevenson
Lorusas
Clerey
Solfhampton
Thislethwayte
Hants
Stratton
John Russell
Winchewte
Jane
Stowmarket
Sufalk
John Meadray
Buckland
Paternofler
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