War news from Francefort on Sept 16
Foreign Affairs report from Francefort Germany recounts early war strains. Empress Rafa struggles to raise money despite 10 percent interest while emperors advocate moderation. Letter from the Emperor recalls health battles and readiness to resume campaigning amid Turkish cruelties and Austrian reprisals. General Laudohn cites Turkish brutality. orders issued to deny quarter to captured Ottomans.
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Laudohn
Banaat
Ortova
Belgrade
North America
Germany
London Gazette announces patent grants for ordnance offices
In Dublin Castle Sept, letters patent passed the Great Seal granting Hoac Corry Esquire the offices of Surveyor General and Assistant to the Lieutenant General of all ordnance in the kingdom. A second patent grants the Hon Thomas Pakenham the office of Chief Keeper of all ordnance stores in the kingdom.
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Hoac Corry
Ordnance
Thomas Pakenham
London Gazette
London Dispatches on Dutch Alliances and Naval Moves
Letters from Holland report Malmesbury meeting with the Prince of Orange and Dutch minister as Britain seeks to build a bloc against rival powers. France watches and a naval force heads to the East Indies while Rear Admiral Affleck becomes Post Admiral at Portsmouth. The navy lists 287 ships in ordinary and repairs underway across ports. Turks burn a quarantine house killing over fifty Christians, and Jamaica dispatches note most homeward ships left by August 1. Copenhagen and Gottenburgh tensions prompt delaying cargoes amid whispers of peace. An Hull alderman’s dramatic fall from fortune ends in notoriety.
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Whitechapel
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Copenhagen
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Hull
Desperate self harm and a royal mourning ring tale
Narrative recounts a man failing in Greenland trade, fatally injuring himself after a sequence of self harm, and features mention of a mourning ring for Charles I held by the Duke of Northumberland. It notes Dorset harbour improvements at Pool with parliamentary funding and a convict labour idea, plus details of a burglary arrest at Stampsead with a dramatic arrest from a hidden well.
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Tral
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Redgrave
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Isaacs
Oatlands
Surrey
Leach
The
di of
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London
Promoter of Marchant's Drops Claims Nationwide Sales
The dealer John Hayman successor to Surgeon Norton asserts vast sales of MARE DANI's Drops and quality tests with government labeling on each bottle. He notes 1788 London premises, lists retailers across Bristol Bath Salisbury Worcester Liverpool Exeter Taunton and more, and cites certificates of cures and two favorable letters from Windsor.
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Norton
Golden Square
John Hayman
Marchant’s Drops
London
Goth
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Hayman
Henry Browne
Quay Street
Bristol
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Bath
Collins
Salisbury
Borough
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Trowbridge
Stuart
Bradford
Crocker
Frome
Raikes
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Tymbs
Worcester
Pearson
Rollason
Swinney
Birmingham
Pugh
Hereford
Fletcher
Chester
Billinge
Liverpool
Trewman
Exeter
Melfrs
Goodby and Co
Sherborne
Chaple
Bridgewater
Toulman
Taunton
Evil
Weils
Cary
Shepton-Mallet
Lockett
Dorchester
Bird
Cardiff
Lake
Swansea
Spurill
Carmarthen
Potter
Haverfordwest
Wilmot
Pembroke
Roberts
Narbeth
Bristol Linen Draper Opens New Shop in Clare Street
Bristols Thomas Southey linen draper and lace man thanks friends for support during a family tie and announces the opening of his shop at No 27 Clare Street two doors above St Stephen s Church on the 25th of August with a fashionable assortment of goods in both branches offered on low terms.
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Wine-street
Clare-Street
St. Stephen’s Church
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Thomas
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Bath
Londor
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Smallstreet
Market-Place
Holborn
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Woodtreet
London
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Christopher
hound-Inns
N.B
W. Potter
W. Hodges
BSGN
Ator Rae
White Bear Piccadilly
N.B. Bath
For Sale by Auction at Exchange Coffee-House Bristol
Auction in two lots of pasture land in Somerset near Kingston Seymour and Bedminster. Lot 1 covers about twenty one acres at Cranmer's, rented 9s 5d yearly. Lot 2 covers about three and a half acres near Alft On Road, near Wapping, rented 1 pound 1 shilling yearly, with a 4s fee farm rent. Further particulars from D Burges, Bristol.
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Bedminster
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Amd
Mar
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Rainbow
Cornhill
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Dublin
Munster
Kin Scfm Ofreland
Donaman
Burrough Ivenowgues
Lissinomilly
Ballynamore
John Copley
Finn
Bookfeller
Thomas Wuurte
Luke Wurte
George's
Liverpool
Place of
Willlock
Golden-Square
Sale of Property by Decree in Chancery at Westbury
O BE SOLD pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery before John Ord Master or appointed person at the Abingdon Arms Inn Westbury Wilts on Monday the 13th day of October preferentially, and the several following Days till sale in sixty different lots.
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Abingdon Arms Inn
Westbury
Wilts
Bristol game certificates list 1787 to 1788 records
Corrected list of game certificates issued by the Clerk and Deputy Clerk of the Peace for the City and County of Bristol covering the period from September 19, 1787 to September 19, 1788.
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