Mail from Flanders Reports Court Accommodation Efforts
The latest dispatches note Count Wratislau of the Emperor’s embassy pressing Britain for settlement, amid hesitations from the British monarchs. Baron Oltermann lies dangerously ill as passports are ordered for maritime towns. Reports from Dantzick Warsaw and Copenhagen describe military moves, circular letters, and regimental redeployments. Local notices include court sentences at Bridgnorth and fluctuating stock and bank information.
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Count Wratislau
Great Britain
Baron Olterman
Archangel
Oriental Company
Stockham
Senate
Gallowin
Russia
Moscow
Pomerania
Warsaw
M. Poniatowski
Courland
Lithuania
Republick
Grodno
Stockholm
Marquess de Fleury
Marquess de Frivre
Sardinia
M. Coecejus
Berlin
M. de Vieban
Prufsia
Ukraina
Copenhagen
Sophia Hedwiga
Academical Lecture on Wit at the Oratory Corner
An evening lecture at seven on Wit and its origins with Locke divisions of mind and the history of wit in epic frames satire and rhetoric. Notes include recent publications and a Cunrain Lecture to discharge debts of a reduced tradesman.
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Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Clarz-market
Hesley
Buscher
London Miscellany A European Treaty and Local Notices
In London a Draught of a Treaty between Hanover allies and the Crown of Spain is reported as promising Europe’s peace. Last week Rev Huxley was chosen lecturer at St George s in the East. Samuel Clarke, Esq son of Sir Samuel Clarke, married Mary Jervoise of Hampshire. Browne of Symmonds Inn becomes clerk to Lord Chief Justice Eyre. Funeral processions for Charlton Woolaston Fry and Mrs Oakden noted. The interment of Mrs Eckerfall planned near Longford. The Lord Chancellor left town for Michaelmas terms. Ralph Day drowned at Wapping. Part of St Peters Chambers Westminster collapsed prompting relocation.
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Hanover
Spain
Europe
Huxley
White-Chapel
St. George’s
Samuel Clarke
Winchester
Mary Jervoise
Thomas Jervoife
Hampshire
Browne
Symmonds-Inn
Eyre
Charlton Woolaston
Fry
Balduck
Hertfordshire
Charter-house Square
Finsbury Hall
Suffolk
Longford
Middlesex
Ralph Day
Wapping Dock
Thames
St. Peter’s College, Westminster
A Gentlewoman Cured of Headache by Mr Moore Apothecary
A long notice recounts a woman troubled by periodic headaches who sought treatment from Mr John Moore of Laurence Pountney Lane. The account defends his cures, warns rivals, and invites physicians and others to view a severely afflicted patient in Lime Street, with details of a child allegedly suffering the Jose Evil and the surgeon’s prior advice.
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John Moore
Peltle
Moytar
Laurence-Peunney Slauey
Ark Grea
Cannon-stree
Hind
N.B
Limetreet
Jose
Moore
Gal
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Flanders
Moscom
Holstein
Christiania
Norway
Berghen
Dromheim
the India Company
Tranquebar
Brussels
Auz
Antwerp
East- India Company
Deal
Greyhound
Earl
Walters
Liverpool
Downs
Dove
Dublin
Wind N
Prithee
Crown
Ludgate Hill
Ibac
Bridgnorth
Salop
John Davies
John Heftope
Thomas Bladen
Nicholas Britton
John Williams
Shrewsbury
Hetter Vaughan
Thomas Mathews
Huntrey
Anne
Charles Haye
Robert Jones
Richard Jennings
Thomas Rogers
John Wood
Graham
John Sutton
William Taylor
Wem-Mercer
South Sea
South Sea Agneity
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch Dicta R.ass
India Distro
Datro
Fielding
London
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