Morocco War Escalates as Rebel Chief Surrenders After Moroccan Army Advances
From Madrid and Paris reports recount King Muley Abdalha leading a strong Moroccan force against rebels with Letaby surrendering his 15,000 troops. A Gibraltar treaty grants Moors and Jews free trade and 30 day stays, while English merchants gain consular protections and duties on exports are waived. Paris notes Polish royal vows, Compiegne plans, and a forthcoming India Company sale starting September in Nantes.
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Morocco
Muley Abdalha
Letaby
Madrid
Gibraltar
Ruffel
Great Britain
Minorca
Europe
Gbraitar
England
George I
Malaga
Brizza
Paris
Stanislaus
Consor
M. Pinel
Se. Loverin
Loreto
Compiegne
Knights of the
Knights of the Harquebuts
Marquess de Monti
Poland
Flanders
M. Ulin
Spain
Signor Maffei
Rome
M. Lanti
Nurcio
France
The
India Company
Nantes
China
Bengal Ships Arrive at Port of Orient in April
The Bengal fleet brings the Royal Philip the Seine the Argonaut the Dunae and the Halcida to the Port of Orient in April Jast. They plan to add the cargo of their vessel the Duke of Chartrés whose arrival is expected before the sale begins.
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Bengal
Orient
Chartrés
Curtain Lecture on Matrimony at Lincoln's Inn Fields
At the request of two notable figures and Fonour a curtain lecture is announced for Friday at seven o'clock. Topics span marriage inside and outside, wedlock mysteries, and social foibles with a mix of satirical pieces and songs. The advertisement notes a set of Oratory Books priced sixpence, rising to ten and sixpence if not sold by Michaelmas.
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Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Clare~market
Times
Dr. B
Peace
Saresman
Pope
Homer
Spitlefields
M. Zina
Trap
Britain
Punch
Grea
Joan
Mr. Reynolds
Egleton
Theatre Royal
Lincoln’s- Inn-Fields
Jones
Signor Opera
Storpelaer
Court at Bridewell renews hospital governors and officers
London report notes Francis Child presiding at Bridewell hospital court where alderman Parsons abroad, David Chitty and Dr Bramber admitted governors. Elections confirm officers of Bethlehem and hospital, annual committee picks, and a long list of new governors. Also mentions judges travelling, a Windsor/Chancery Lane schedule, Cardigan coroner election, York weather impact on races, and a burglary case at Newgate.
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Hospital of Bridewell
Francis Child
Alderman Parsons
David Chitty
Bramber
Hospital of Bethlehem
Earl of
Tho. Nash
Tho. Reversi
John Haffell
John Markham
Apothecary
John Lee
Essextreet
James Shepherd
The
Temple
George Blakesley
Cannonstreet
Samuel Smith
Aldersgate-street
Thomas Nichols
Cheapside
Tho. Smith
Alderman Barnard
Inwen
Southwark
Morice
Westminster
Peter Cock
Camberwell
George Welham
Dodtors Commons
Vincent
Langley Hill
Joshua Hinton
Thomas Ryley
Edward Dodd
William Mingay
Raymond
Langley Bury
Hertfordshire
Eyre
Serjeants Inn
Chancery Lane
Windsor
Justice Price
Herfordshire
William Williams
Richard Lloyd
Cardigan
Isaac Boroughé
Lord Harrington
York City
Artillery Ground
Middlesex
Surrey
Sarah Broomhall
Topping
Newgate
Richard Smith
Feast Day Set By Stewards Of St Dunstan’s Stepney
At a Stepney feast meeting led by Sir William Ogborne and other local notables it was agreed the feast be kept on Thursday the 27th instant. Prior year saw apprentices and bread money given to the poor. A council inquiry into Mr Wood’s iron and a King’s anchor questioned its quality and productivity.
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St. Dunstan’s
Stepney
William Ogborne
Burrin. Goldsworthy
Joseph Laws
Peter Solgard
Richard Haddock
Thomas Pearse
John Perre
Andrew Osborne
Charles Wager
Theatres in Tottenham Court and Goodman's Fields Hosts August Drolls
Entertainment notices advertise Punchs Oratory at Booth in Tottenham Court with a medley of acts including The Rum Duke and The Queer-Duke, a Puppet Show, and Punchs Family Lecture. Also Mad Tom of Bedlam will be performed at Booth near Turnpike, with Squire Numfcul, plus singing and dancing acts and a twelve year old dancer.
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Reynolds
Tottenham Court
Minou
Sonnon
Mulfart
Rofeo
Jones
Stooppelaer
Dove
Mullart
Palms
Britton
Haymarket
Goodman’s Fields
Booth
Drell
Tom
Bedlam
Squire Numfcul
Mr. Doggett
Numfcul
Penkethman
Mad Tom
Wiliam Giffard
Isabella
Haughton
Wm. Friendly
Huddy
Jeremy
R. Willams
Cook
Pearce
Butler
Machen
Gardener
W. Williams
Robin
Bacon
Numfcuil
Thomas
Lady Friendly
Mountfort
Betty
Palmer
Justice Gripeau
Collet
A&s
Corfe
Sandham
Mr. Wilcox
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Tetuan
London
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange
York Buildings
Welch
Slo Pastwater
Wild-street
Stophem
Nocice
William Tourneor
Deceas
Aken
Crown
King-street
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