Turbulent European War News and Trade Oddities
Reports from the continent detail new armaments for the Ottoman frontier and a regency request to the Electress Dowager Palatine. Messages note coinage in Cosbert, military movements of 100000 men, a possible battle affecting Turkish fate, and fresh dispatches from Vienna and Dantzick. Domestically, the Crown presses Colloqued aid, a Moscow fire loss estimated at 12 million rubles, and various excise and trade cases. Also recorded are port arrivals, seizures, and stock market figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosbert
Prince de Craon
Francisers
Magnus
Etrurie
Lotharingie
Dantzick
Precop
Count Lacy
Europe
Francfort
Count Colloredo
Vienna
Germany
Heffe-Caffel
Duffeldorp
Manderscheid-Blanckenheim
Cologne
Triers
Hambourg
Moscow
d’Otterman
Sam
Fleet Market to Open September Third for Stalls in London
London公告宣告 stocks market to be discontinued and closed by September 30, new Fleet Market to open the same day. Those seeking stalls or shops may apply to the Committee of Common Council meeting weekly at Guildhall London. Rent-free occupation until Lady day next if notice given by March first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Committee of Common Council
Guildhall
Feall
Kent
Royal Hospital Markets Notice Greenwich 1737 Auctions
The Royal Hospital for Seamen at Greenwich advertises two weekly markets on Wednesday and Saturday for provisions and wares. A market will be held on the Saturday next in September and continued weekly, with stalls and shambles granted rent free for one year to encourage traders. Interested parties may contact Joseph Crosthwaite in Greenwich to apply, with rent to be set after nine months.
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Royal Hospital
Greenwich
His Majesty’s Royal Hospital
Joseph Crostthwaite
Frences Smith Seeks London Doctor Answer Through Apothecary
Mrs. Frances Smith hires an apothecary called Canfin to consult a physician for health. The apothecary has not treated her or the physician fairly. She may write to the doctor in London. a response should arrive by the next post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Smith de_fir
Canfin
London
Notice of Reward for Recovery of Bankrupt Estate
Isaac Levy, a bankrupt merchant of Ingram Court London, concealed thousands from creditors. Assignees Samuel Keynton William Pomeroy Daniel Wess promise fifty pounds per hundred recovered after felony conviction. It also notes purchases of ten thousand pounds of goods in London before bankruptcy and shipments to Holland, with owners undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ereas
Isaac Levy
Ingram-Court
Fenchurch-trees
London
Samuel Keynton
Williaam Pomeroy
DaniEc Wess
N. B
Bankrupe
Holland
Public Bath House Ad Offered for Gentlemen and Ladies
A fragment from a London notice advertises a Cold Bath at Govent Garden with improved facilities. It promises good attendance, clean linen, and reasonable rates for all who visit, inviting gentlemen and ladies to use the facilities at their convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Govent Garden
London
Law Books and Trials on Evidence and Witnesses
A description lists sections on general evidence, witnesses, interested witnesses, written evidence, and evidence on the general issue, with tables. Printed by R. Gosling at the Crow and Mitre in Fleet Street, end.
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Fromises
Gosling
Fleet-Fitter
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Chippingwhcomb
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Idle
Atkinson
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Wright
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Elwick
Linnen
Petersbourg
Peters- Bourg
Streights
Spain
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New South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Ditto
Prem
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London Bridge
Utt
Constantine the Great
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Cairesbury
G. Strahan
Royal Exchange
Mary
Neh Roy
Auchor
Haydog-yard
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Cours
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Radford
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