The Czarina Resumes Ismailow Stay and Coastal Posts
Aug 2 Moscow reports the Czarina will remain at Ismailow until mid September and sets up post carriages Werft to Werft for ministers and others. She increases wages for her Dutchy’s domestics, and a Duke of Mecklenburg domestic arrives from Petersburgh. Archangel trade expands as ministers reorganize finances to ease tax burdens, while China issues orders to provincial governors to fund troops. Leghorn notes Spanish military buildup and troop movements from Fiume and Trieste, with ships and convoys heading to Barcelon. Fiume dispatches Heister regiment battalions to Naples, and more German recruits and Hussars are prepared for transport. Along the southern ports, ships from Plymouth to Deal report arrivals of cargo vessels and British ships, with several merchantmen and naval craft sighted or entering. A London notice advertises a Wednesday play at Lincoln’s Inn Fields with a satirical travelogue on women’s education and manners.
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Moscow
Czarina
Ismailow
Werft
Mirtau
Petersbourg
Leghorn
St. Charles
Duke of
Catroffino
Siergnano
Muhlberg
Naples
Hussars
Warren
Cork
Nantz
Lear
Sarah
London
Rogers
Sand Cruz
Plhmuth
Anz
Marin
Antigua
Dartnouth
Tertet
Whichy
Cpi
Brown
Newcittle
Phenix
Jersey
Cpr
Villeneuue
Mryland
Magnificent entertainments at Count de Broglio's Piccadilly House
London reports a grand entertainment planned by the French ambassador at his Piccadilly residence to honor the Queen’s delivery. Also listed are public amusements including a night theatre, a silver globe project for Portugal, and a new theatrical booth near Smithfield with a lavish machine exhibit attracting crowds at Bartholomew Fair.
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London
Count de Broglio
France
Piccadilly
Portugal
Norris
Jermyn-street
St. James’s
Yetterfly
William Morice
Westminster
Holland House
Hawley
Prince of Wales
Ayres Street
Golten Square
Madam Reading
Sion College
Essex Twisleton
St. Paul
Covent-Garden
St. Martin
John Gonfon
Drury-Lane
Pinchbeck
Public notice on licensing and punishment for alehouses
Justices vow to enforce the 3 Car. 1. cap. 3 act to suppress disorderly houses. Unlicensed alehouses incur 29s 10d fines, distress and sale of goods, six days’ punishment, and possible committal to the House of Corrections for up to a month. A third offense leads to expulsion from correctional restraint by session order. Also stock market rates and Westminster Troop muster details included.
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House of Correct
House of
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Blanchard
Carolina
W. Gravesend
Atkins
Newfoundland
Neptune
Smith
Dunkirk
Manby
Virginia
St. Francis
Ozmay
Cape
Bradford
Ostend
Mary
Gering
Blessing
Hubert
Guernsey
Oratory
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Claire-market
Celia
Prunella
Times
D’anvers
Osborne
Fog
Free Masons
Rhine
N. B
Oates
Fielding
George Inn Yard
Smithfield
Jfpree- Mason
Constant Lady
Snire Nooptr
King of
Tunis
Mr. Barcock
Mirzi
Mr. Pacer
Sebastian
Mr. Oates
Clerimont
Mr. Fielding
Sir Jasper
Paroett
Squire Noodle
Mr. Berry
Doodle
Mr. Smith
Davy
Mr. Excell
Captain
Mr. Brogdn
Queen
Mrs. Kelley
Germany
Fort
Castie, &c
Windsor Castle
Venice
Italy
Oxford
Fawlkes
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance Gt
Afsurance
York Buildings
Enelith Copper
Welen Ditto Rl
Fictia Dicto
Ditto
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
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