Prince of Lichtenstein and European Diplomacy Update
A summary of court moves and neutrality notes from Potsdam to Warsaw. The Prince of Lichtenstein attends hunting with Baron de Ginckel, while the King reiterates strict neutrality regarding Poland and vows to protect Stanislaus asylum. Diplomatic envoys prepare moves toward Stockholm and Whitsuntide. Military movements include Prussian hussars near Frankfort and incursions toward Mainz, with Mantzen and Spires hosting officers. Reports from Mannheim and The Hague detail arrivals, greetings, and ongoing sessions.
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Prince of Lichtenstein
Potsdam
Baron de Ginckel
States General
Russia
Saxony
Poland
Stanislaus
Count de Finckenstein
Stockholm
Whitsuntide
Frankfort
Mentz
Manheim
Marshal de Coigny
Strasburg
Count de Bavaria
Elefor Palatine
Spiers
Count de Neffelroth
Vienna
Hague
N. S
Highwaymen Rob Between Kingston Hills and Putney Heath
London news recounts three mounted highwaymen robbing multiple people between the Kingston Hills, their attempt to rob a coach at Putney Heath thwarted by pursuing gentlemen, and a pistol shot near Mortlake Field as the assailants fled. Also noted are Chelsea Hospital pension examinations, London and Devon notices, a new East India Company ship launch, a clerical appointment, a Dublin Cork galley seizure, a fatality in Chequer Lane, and various financial market figures.
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Kingston Hills
Putney Heath
Mortlacke Field
Lords Commissioners
Chelsea Hospital
Horse Guards
Axminster
Devon
George Curtis
Patrick Heron
Kirkcudbright
Scotland
David Nairn
John Norris
Spithead
Lisbon
Branidon
Deptford
East India Company
Birch
Southgate
Broomhall
Mecklin
Hallam
Drury-lane
Rome
Bristol
John Martin
Bridewell
Exeter
Elizabeth Gough
Anne Jennings
Forfar
William Maule of
Panmure
London
Dublin
Mercer
France
Newate
Cobler
Chequer Lane
Martine
A New Voyage to Georgia and Travels to Europe
An 18th century imprint announces A New Voyage to Georgia detailing journeys from South Carolina to parts of North Carolina and an account of the Indians. It includes a poem to James Oglethorpe and a travel guide with routes from Holland and Germany to Venice and Paris, with ports, carriages, and prices. Priced at sixpence.
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South Carolina
North Carola
James Oglethorpe
Georgia
J. Wilford
St. Paul’s
Holland
Germany
Helvoetsluys
Rotterdam
Hague
Leyden
Amsterdam
Hanover
Hamburgh
Frankfort
Vienna
Leipwick
Berlin
Dantzick, &c
Venice
Tealy
Paris
France
Lthalonim Vualomyth contest at Homer's Head
A printed notice from L Gulliver at Homer's Head Fleet Street announces a contest or event against Sc Dunstan's Church. The fragment names Chym Lachibunyth and Thyalmifibari Imy Jobs Pray as participants or organizers with unspecified details.
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Lthalonim
Vualomyth
Chorathiffi
L. Gulliver
Sc. Dunstan
Fleetstreet
Works of Alexander Pope Vol II offered for sale
This Day is Published Beautifully printed in Quarto large Folio with Copper Ornaments designed by Mr Kent. The Works of Alexander Pope Esquire Vol II now fit collected together. Those possessing the first volume should complete their sets. Dealers and sellers listed include Knepton Ludgate Street Gilliver Fleet Street Brindley New Bond Street and others.
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Kent
Alexander Pope
Mall
J. J
P. Knepton
Crown
Ludgate-street
Lawton Gilliver
Homer’s Head
Fleet-street
J. Brindley
King’s Arms
New Bond-street
R. Dodsley
Tully's Head
Pall-Mall
J.and
J. Brotherton
the Bittle
W. Meadows
the Angel
Cornhill
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