Rumors of Ottoman and European affairs reach Stockholm
Letters from Flanders and Constantinople note the Bashaw of Babylon and Seraskier report shifts in Persian politics as Prince Thomas gains ground and the Usurper Effett weakens. Provisions fail amid scorched campaigns. Algerine corsairs release Swedish ships after boasting of rewards in Algiers. Royal entertainments flourish in Carelfcroon while Moscow plans winter stay. News from Vienna and Hanover covers embassies, troop movements, and planned royal progresses through August and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottoman Porte
Bashaw
Babylon
Seraskier
Persia
Prince Thomas
Effett
Frince Thomas
Stockholm
Algiers
Spain
Portugal
Gibraltar
Sweden
Aga
Carelfcroon
Petersbourg
Cronflor
Vienna
Europe
Count Conigregg
Count Wratislaw
Moscow
Hanover
Diemar
Hefle
M. Hopp
States General
Cyrill Wich
Oratory Lecture on Newton and Mathematics History
At Lincoln's Inn Fields near Claremarket this evening at seven an oration honors Sir Isaac Newton. It covers his character, the rise of algebra, mathematical masters, and their discoveries, with a note of Leibnitz and Hypatia. Thursday February night features a charitable lecture for a tradesman in distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratory
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Claremarket
Isaac Newton
England
Hypatia
Leibnitz
N.B
Royal visit and naval appointment in London society
On Saturday night the Queen and royal family visited the Earl and Countess of Pembroke at St James's Square from six to near ten, enjoying the Medal collection. Admiral Stewart planned to sail for Jamaica aboard Lyon to command Jamaica Squadron, listing ships and captains. Also noted are the Earl of Ilay departing for Scotland, and obituaries for Mrs Lloydd and Mr John May, with brief funeral notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Earl and Countess of Pembroke
St. James’s Square
Admiral Stewart
Portsmouth
Lyon
Berkley
West Indies
Jamaica
Plymouth
Bridge
Chatham
Fowke
Anglesea
Brooks
Tartar
Proctor Dursley-Galley
Forester
Deal-Castle
Mead
Seaford
Mayne
Aldborough
Gascoign
Happy
Douglas
Choice of a Lecturer for the new St George Church
The Day notes candidates for St George Church post Rev Huxley and Rev Wilkinson. Eyre returns from Kingston. Acton acquitted on four indictments. Penny brothers convicted. Will case Crook v Hawkins decreed in favor of Crook with costs and 13,000 in estate. Building materials shipped for Port Mahone. shipfire at Ratcliff. A woman jailed for insulting the Duchess of Buckingham. Prices and stocks listed. theatre notices siguen August shows and Beggars Wedding opera announced.
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St.George
Huxley
Whitechapel
Wilkinson
Savoy Church
Eyre
Kingston
Baron Carter
Acton
Marshalsea
Thomas Bliss
Murther
Bromfield
Newton
Thompson
John Penny
Edward Penny
Newgate
Rolls
Tho Hawkins
Elgs
Japhet Crook
Peter Stranger
John Hawkins
Deceas
Crook
Port Mahone
Ratcliff-Cross
Tothill Fields Bridewell
Buckingham
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Flanders
Constantinople
Caffel
France
Holland
Robert Trevor
Lord Privy Seal
Lord Cardross
Earl of Buchan
Herrenhausen Gardens
Ghorde
Zell
M.dankelman
Aulick
Lord Boyne
Kingdom of Ireland
Edward Walpole
Geneva
Deal
William and Mary
Barnet
Cork
Antigua
Griggs
Over
Bristol
Amsterdam
Boston
Hertford
Squirrel
Blenco
Miller
Lisbon
William
Martha
Peircy
Chester
Dantzick
Rose
Boyd
Dunkirk
Nantz
Goodwyn Sands
Downs
Wind W. Deal
Edward and Lewis
Hay
Providence
Hicks
Nevis
Friendship
Brown
Riga
Liverpool
Martin
Atkinson
Wind N. N. W
London
Home News
Earl of Lincoln
Earl of Portmore
South Sea
India
Royal Paelines Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch
Prem
Theatre Royal
Drury- Lane
N. Tate
Ely
Laurent
King Lean
Characers
Rovewell
Arethusa
Robin
Mr. Cibber
Jam Rovewell
Mr. Charlie
M.G Rafter
Jue
Ireland
Hay-market
Hunter
Ruffell
Savids Chauncer
Hulett
Grigg
Reynolds
Machen
Give
Jove
Pearce
Longbocham
Gillow
Phebe
Mounfort
Chawater
Thomas
Tipper
Nekes
Tater
Palmer
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