Admiralty orders search for deserters and naval updates
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty order Boatswains Mates from ships at Portsmouth to aid in locating deserters on merchant vessels. Horatio Walpole sails to the Hague as ambassador. Thomas Williams the pirate is executed at Execution Dock. Capt. Jones and Capt. Monk die. A boy is found abandoned in Bishopsgate. Capt. Swale is made captain of Rippon, to be launched at Woolwich. Stock prices, bonds, and discounts listed.
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Lords Commissioners of
Admiralty
Portmouth
Downs
Horatio Walpole
Hague
States General
Thomas Williams
Pyrate
Seffions
Beard
Newgate
Execution Dock
Blackwall
Mile End
Capt. Jones
East India Company
Middlesex
Crosbey’s Square
Bishopsgatereet
St. Mary Cray
Kent
John Monk
West India
Board of Admiralty
Swale
Rye
Rippon
Woolwich
Hereford
Winchester
This Day is Published Part I Thoughts on Four Last Things
Published notices list Part I Death from a four part poem and several new works. Reveals titles including Harlequin Horace with notes, Darius's Feast, Beauty, an Epistle to Mr Pope, The Modern Reasoners, and The Foreign Address with prices and publishing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Hell
Lawton Gilliver
St. Dunstan’s
Darius
Mr. Pope
Theatre Royal
Covent-Garden
This Day Is Published History of the World Volume Sixteen
This weekly issue presents Part of the Authors Life from Walrer Rareeu’s History of the World including chronology and contents, with new Life materials and a Trial at large. Engravings by Mr Vertie, new maps, and gratis head given to subscribers. Published by multiple London houses at four sheets for sixpence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gir Walrer Rareeu
D, Midwinter
Meffieurs
Betterworth and Hitch
J. Tonson
B. Sprint
R. Robinson
J. Walthoe
T. Longman
A.ward
J. Wotton
S. Birt
H. Lintor
J. Wilford
He Whicdges
The History of the Ottoman Empire in Latin to English
An English translation of a Latin work, titled The History of the Ottoman Empire, by Demetrius Cantemi hate, with account of the author and origin. It claims renowned figures like Orumas and the Grand Shanior, notes on original sources, and plans for distribution through James, John, and PepXnabesa at Ludgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demetrius Cantemi
Moldavia
BN Tin Dal
Great Waltham
Essex
Oliman
James
John
PepXnabesa
Ludgate-ftrees
The Magick-Glass and Varied Pamphlet List
A late 18th/early 19th century catalog-like listing describes The Magick-Glass Visions of the Times and a sequence of pamphlets printed for F. Cooper at the Globe in Paternoster Row. It includes Mathes on Mercurio, the Devil, and education, plus several political and literary pieces with prices. The collection notes examinations, sermons, epistles, poems, and a Cork House of Commons report published by order of the Irish Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercurio
Autumnus
Adetcurio
Coap
Londres
Royal Exchange
F. Cooper
Globe Im Paternofter
Newéate
Caleb D’anvers
Great Britain
Robert Walpole
Pope
Fale Eame
Earl of Pembroke
Welftead
Dusiness
Lord Tison
Earl of Burlingtons
Mie VII
D. Runpix
Gloucester
Mippiston
AlCarthy
Rabab
Fitllaf Popith
Foftph Nayie
House of Gom
Mons
Ireland
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London
York
Ndia
Royal
William Pulteney
Field
Genoa
Signor Mascardi
Feliz
Cattum
Cooper
Globe
Paternofter-Raw
William Kynatton
Georgetate Earl of
Richmard Green
Ant Alo
Richmond
Surry
Alana
Be Fa
Court
Lincoln’s Inn
Price
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