Imperial Moscow notices and Baltic fleet movements observed
Long dispatch records Empress Catherine II's activities in Moscow and surroundings. It notes receptions, garden visits, and council deliberations as well as arrivals of linen and other goods bound for Moscow and the kingdom. Reports on troop movements include reinforcements sent to Livonia and suspended military actions. Various ships depart from and arrive at London, Plymouth, Deal, Weymouth, and other ports, with multiple captains and trade goods listed. The text also mentions notable social events, court appointments, and public notices from Aug 13 to Aug 30, including dignitaries, dinners, and fiscal appointments.
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Moscow
Erate
Banes
Ador Perar
Vienna
Czirkaski
Shi Matsari
Golofskin
Alexander
Prince Karakin
Aleziowsigi
Ismailow
Siva
Crapflor
Livonia
Rudi
Bourdeaux
M. Ulrick de Sperr
M. Ulrick de Sperr.mier ‘‘Doel
Arvilery
Osth
Munich
Milan
Carfelli
Imperial Court
Trivuleiozeri
Count Merci
Staremberg
Wirremberg
Mdvicgs
Paris
Spain
Prince Melzi
Toulon
Aelona
Alicant
Manga
Fairmenth
Freeman
Philadelphia
Cox
London
Osburn
Lisbon
Neptune
Coxon
Leghorn
Éssee
Cowes
Damel Embleton
Payn
Carolina
Anne
Stone
Chester
Pearl
Apt. Robertson
John
Tyton
Oporto
Bacchus
New Yarmouth
Lemon
Malaga
Elizabeth
Lenéon
Hinch
Havre
Weymouth
Traveller
Falmouth
Billard
Plymouth
Sunderland
Peacock
Hamburg
Eagle
Bideford
Wran
Riga
Blosom
Cork
Rea
Bilboa
Philip
Payne
Dite
Amersham
Fothergill
Guiney
Anne and Mary
Dublin
Portmouth
Portland Road
Diamond
Medley
Welldon
Davis
Newcastle
Gibraltar
Princess Amelia
Buts
Cadiz
Mary
Jersey
Southampton
Portland
Arnett
Brest
Deal
Cape
Tully
Isabella
Clare
Streights
Roe
Barbary
Moore
Mars
Powel
Queen Elizabeth
Halliburton
Catherine
Brown
Exon
Industry
Hartley
Vigo
Mahone
Yerbury
Leg
Joseph
Winter
Judith
Rogers
Jamaica
Jones
Wind S
Oratory Sale Preview at Lincoln's Inn Fields Gardens
A Wednesday evening notice invites readers to a public oration on Heidegger's Garden featuring floral exhibits and a live landscape scene. It promises a grand garden view with numerous named flowers and a tourney-like hunt frolic, plus a sale of reprinted Oratory books at 8s 6d.
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William the Conqueror
London
Pluto
Peru
England
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Oratory
Cure for taint-worms offered by London apothecary
Edward Beachley of Richmond reports a two year ailment from taint-worms cured by John Moore of Pestle and Mortar in Laurence Pountney Lane. Two worms a foot long removed, further cure claimed for convulsions and dropsy. Moore offers free treatment to those vouched by parish churchwardens and overseers.
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Epward
Bracusey
Waterman
Richmond
John Moore
Laurence Pountney
S-Lane
Gundon- Street
Beachler
Edward Beachley
Arft Bank
N. B
Moore
Plateria Seledies
Windsors Forest purchase and Indian Kings diversion noted
In London news, the Prince of Wales buys a fine huser in Fleet Wood, while Indian Kings plan a visit to the Long Room at the Wells in Richmond Surrey. The Mermaid captained by Pearce reports 13,000 buffe’o hides held, and Westminsters Sessions adjournment prompts praise for constables. Dirk Worner gains royal pardon after Winchester trial.
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Windsors Forest
Prince of Wales
Fleetwood, Esq
Richmond
Surrey
Wells
Pearce
Guinea
Buenos Aires
South Sea Company
Downs
Pinkerhman
City and
Westminster
Westminster Hall
John Gonfon
Sir John Gonfon
Lord Harrington
Treasury
Dirk Worner
Winchester
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Thomas Vesey
Offory
Se. Andrew’s
Frederick . Faulkner
Faulkner
Miss Hamilton
Jamey Athilean
Carlow Dunn
Robert Dougal
St. Beerick’s
Whitehaven
Carlisle
John Kelly
Is City
Edinburgh
Seay
Edminston
Andrew Wimwing
John Dan
Alenbarn
Hugh Dalrymple
David Dalrymple
Rawtaies Barn
Miss Somervile
Hugh Somervile