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13 Sep 1744

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 13, 1744

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Queen of Hungary's Forces Rival French Plans in Europe

Hague reports say the Queen of Hungary may raise 40 000 ruffians to aid Vienna. Berlin notes Prussian pushes on Prague with 8 000 troops, while Austria struggles to halt Bohemian advances. Madrid describes Dutch naval moves to Carthagena and Geneva reports on Piedmont’s siege, amid mixed credibility of prophecies.

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Hungary League of Francfort Vienna Moscow Germany Francfort Berlin Prussia Prague Cigne Bohemia Poland Constantinople Dresden Co- Jopne Bern M. da Planta London Coire Gourt Lisbon Mediterranean Carthagena Geneva Piedmont Demont Mondovi d’Ormen Sardinia Coni Provence Dauphine Barbary Streights Brest Malaga Luxembourg Hague Turim Faftani Stuta Ratiston Rothemberg Matthews Alsace Brisac Rathwell Villingen Fribourg Brisgau Nuremberg Sweden Sein Fheity Piénippe St -Francfort Witte Arauthiestick Vz Hetedis Lewis Charles Ince Fradertee Prati Vaselear Brandenbourg Charles Theodore Eletor Palvns Ajeh Cologne Saxony Duke’ of Bevagia Liege
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Mail from Holland and Prague War News Summary

Yesterday's mail from Madrid reports Dutch ships seized near Cape Palos with naval stores bound for the British fleet, sent into Cartegena. Reports from Milan Rome and Amsterdam describe Austrian, Prussian, and Spanish troop movements, embarkations, and fortifications across Europe, with Empress and Swedish ambassadors, Hessian forces, and Franco-German alliances shaping an evolving political map.

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M.D’ Auteuil Cape Palos Mediterranean Carthagena Turin Milan Tutin Rome Oneglia Sardinia Count de Gages Naples Genoeze Genoa Arriv Marfelles Toulon Dantzick Moscow Kiev Baron Cederncreutz M.d’Allion Stockholm Guy Dickens Great Britain Caitfel Hesse Hungary Prince William London Breslau Marwitz Moravia Upper’ Silesia Nic Olmutz Brin Jagerndorff Troppau Dresden Furnes Newport Dunkirk Amsterdam Alicant
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