Arrival of Dutch and British Far-Sea Crews and Court News
Yesterday the mail from Holland arrived as Count de Charni attended the King and Queen to discuss troop embarkation for Italy. Dispatches from Vienna Berlin and Brussels note imperial decisions on Italian troops, royal marriages, Ostend trade, and Dutchess Henrietta of Parma. Sailing orders and arrivals in Amsterdam Ostend and Falmouth reflect ongoing Atlantic and European movements, with ships from Batavia and China boosting East India Company stock and several vessels preparing for Cadiz and Genoa.
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Count de Charni
Italy
Ceuta
Vienna
N.S
Duke de Lisia
Spain
Count Sinzendorf
Don Carlos
Henrietta of Parma
Berlin
Prince Royal
Kustrin
Prince of Bareith
Princess Royal
Brussels
N.S. M. Homme
Ostend
East Indies
France
Antwerp
Apollo
Corunna
China
Duke of Lorrain
Menin
Ypres
Furnes
Dixmunde
Nieuore
Prague
N. S
Prince of Nassau Orange
Hion
Lewis da
Lewis da Cunha, and On Thursday At Count Linzendorff
Amsterdam
College of the
Leeuwarden
Friesland
Texel
Loenderveen
Batavia
Dam
Zealand
Royal London Notes Court Life and Financial Signals
London reports a royal river outing with the Prince of Wales and royal party, plus a ceremony at Bow Church and pension payments due at Chelsea Hospital. Market quotes show South Sea stock, annuities, bonds, and various copper prices, with Lottery tickets issued early next month. The page mixes courtly events and financial market data from 1730.
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Duke
Thames
Earl of Chesterfield
Hague
Prince of Wales
New-Market
Wilcox
Rochester
Westminster
Bow Church
Chelsea Hospitz
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch
Pennyworth Coach Sale Ad Promotes Scarlet Cloth Shutters
A historical advertises a coach with spring shutters lined in scarlet cloth, handsomely painted, and equipped with a pair of harnesses and bridles. Inquiries directed to Cuartes Maddison, coachmaker, Fen Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennyworth
O Cuartes Maddison
Fenchurch-street
A Catalogue of 18th Century Books and Poetry Volumes
A listing notes various works printed for C. Rivington and others, including A Select Manual of Divine Meditations and Prayers, poems by Welsted and Blackmore, translations of Lucretius, songs collections, and posthumous writings. It references editions, prices, and prefatory dissertations, with authorial attributions and publishers.
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Purtips
Humphry Duke of
R. Blackmore
Crercn
Lucretius
Phllips
Tickell
Wanperer
Sir Ropert WaLpote
Order of the Garter
E. Youne
L.L. D
A Proper Reply to Mr P Defence Published
An early notice announces a new reply to Mr P Defence. The author omits repeating refuted paragraphs and warns readers to avoid repetition from other papers printed by J. Roberts in Warwick Lane. Errata at pages 12 line 1 and page 30 line 3 correct misprints.
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Panswer
N. B
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
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Seville
Falmouth
King George
Woodward
Palermo
Henry
Mary
Hooper
Gallipoly
Rotterdam
London
Killegrew
Exon
Coffin
Oporto
Maffon
Genoa
Eagle Packer
Corkin
Cornlina
Wind
Plymouth
Cole
Virginia
Ryley
Catalina
Wind N. E. Cowes
Deal
Joseph
Evans
Hamburgh
Cadiz
Prince William
Beresford
Lethieullier
Joshua Smithy
St. Mary Aldermanbury
St. Mary le Bow
C. Rivington
Bible and Crown
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Je Walthoe
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
H. WattHos
Fleet-street
Hero
Leander
Musmus
Mr. Sterling
M. de St. Evremond
Richard Sissee
The
Guardian
William Wrycherley
Theosarp
Wicherley
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