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Newspaper

Daily Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 10, 1739

Page

1

Swedish Minister Receives Orders On Murder Case At Biron de Sinclair

Letter from Vienna reports Swedish minister instructed in Stockholm to uncover details of the Biron de Sinclair murder. Frontiers safety orders in Hungary line bar entry for travelers from Hon beary without quarantine certificates. Guards to fire on violators. hangings ordered for bribe seekers and corrupt guards. frontiers commandants to punish with death for slipping the line. Also notes German and French recruits marching to Hungary and battle details at Grotzka with Turkish reception and Imperialist struggles. Count de Harrach travels to Marimont amid talks of four million florins in Flemish guaranty. Newport men recover a Dutch ship tied to canal duties and archduchess orders its return on payment of fisherman charges.

Stockholm Biron de Sinclair Austria Francfort Cologne Hungary Grotzka Wallis Coune Botan Pt Eho Brussels Count de Harrach Marimont Flanders Newport Dunkirk

Frauds and Fires Mark a Turbulent Week in 1739 London

Rum and brandy seizures spark legal battles at the Excise. Corsican chiefs seek Naples passports while a frigate from Copenhagen lodges an envoy in Stockholm. Fire devastates Beauford Buildings and Creeke’s workshop. Stepney jailed for a pension of a wig theft. marriages and ship notices punctuate a busy port frame with imports and exports listed.

Akfag Bedes Leghorn Porto-Longono Naples France Admiralty Swissland Dunkirk Ufe Deptford Dock Broad-Street East-India Company St. Helen Nassau Duke of Cumberland Kinfale Excite Westerday Commissioners of Excise William Stepney Southwark Tyffa Falcon-Court Peruke Stepney Nathaniel Trayton Lewes Sussex Somerset House Chapel Parker Sid Walter Parker Ratton Bart Beauford Stockholm Calais Portugal Rye Mayland

Port News: Ships Pass and Winds Shift

Port entries note numerous ships including the Maftta Smith for Lisbon and the Royal Guardian Hoadley bound for East India. Vessels Britannia Franklin New Gravesend and Neptune Stephens Isabella Graves Dunkitts Mary Baily Imperial Aune Hawks Petersbourg Friendship Jacobs sail or pass by Gravesend St John the Evangelist Wittigrave Union Carstien.

Deal Smith Royal Guardian Hoadley East-India Dover Britannia Franklin Ind Epie Gravesend Neptune Stephens Isbella Graves Dunkitts Mary Baily Aune Hawks Petersbourg Friendship Jacobs Hambustg St. John the Evangelist Wittigrave and Union Carstien Soardambourg

French Forces Build Up at Toulon and Grotzka Loss Reported

London reports from the Paxis A-la-Main that fourteen men of war are fitting at Toulon, two to sail to the Levant to protect Turkey's ships. On the 8th, the French king hunted near Montrouge, claiming 283 hares and partridges. The A-la-Main notes a loss of Imperial forces at Grotzka, about 6000 men, though the account may be uncertain without a French newspaper confirmation.

London Paxis A-la-Main Toulon Levant N.S Montrouge Grotzka Arote

South Sea Annuities and Bank Prices in Market Summary

Market notes show South Sea Annuities at 108.3 with dividend omitted and new South Sea Annuities at 106 1 qr. Bank shares quoted 137 with a Bank Deputation at 3. Premium on India 152. Three per Cent Annuities 9. Million Bank 315. Royal Exchange Assurance priced, London ditto 31, African at 13/1 half. English Gopper 31s. South.

South Sea Bank

Unclear OCR bond terms and lottery reference noted

Fragmentary OCR snippet lists various bond and loan terms such as Sea Bonds, Prem India, Salt Wales, Seven per Cent, Exchequer Orders, and Lottery Tickers with values like 51.45.00, but lacks coherent context or complete facts. No clear event, date, or entities can be confirmed from the readable text.

Prem India Salt Wales

Property Sale Notice at Wandsworth-Hill in Dansford

Public inquiry for details on a copyhold messuage called the French Horn at Wandsworth-Hill. Occupied by John Gilbert and held of the Mayor of Dansford. Enquiries to Mr. Charles Mister, attorney at law in Tronmonger-Laie.

French Horn Wandsworth-Hill John Gilbert Dansford Charles Mister Tronmonger-Laie

William Hinchcliffe Lottery Office Sells Tickets in Cornhill

William Hinchcliffe advertises at Dryden's Head under the Royal Exchange in Cornhill selling tickets and shares in the Parliamentary Lottery. He keeps a daily numbered register showing tickets, prizes, and entries at 6d per ticket, offering free lottery schemes and post-paid responses. Receipts offered should be brought in to claim tickets.

William Hinchliffe Dryden’s Head Royal Exchange Cornhill Great Britain Treland

Lives of notable figures in an 18th century biographical volume

A London publisher list describes This Day is published a Royal licence book containing twenty sheets with lives of Rostommion Howe the Poet Mrs Rowe Lady Ruffel Dr George Rust and other eminent figures. It advertises an English translation of a celebrated work and notes acknowledgments to patrons who supplied materials for the new Lives and hope for continued assistance.

Rostommion Howe Rowe Lord Ruffel George Rust Dromore Ireland Hayle Paris Britain Bayle Scepselfin Fihn Peter Barnard F.R.S Thomas Birch A. F. RS John Lockman G., Strahan J.clarke Cornhill J. Gray Poulery J’ Wood Paternoster Row Js Shuckburgh C. Corbet G. Hawkins Fleet-streets York Scarborough J. Lettenham E. Cave St. John’s Gate Eneah Tlémnen

Descriptions of Unknown Animals and Birds from Angolan Coast

A nineteenth century advertisement notes a publication offering natural history illustrations of rare animals and birds. It highlights engravings of creatures from Angola and Guinea, with figures of each animal, plus instructions to rear canaries and breed birds, all printed by Richard Ware and others in London.

Canalis Goppe

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