Extraordinary Assembly in the City and News from Europe
An extraordinary assembly of Synod, Cabinet ministers, and the Senate convened in the city. Reports say a conference discussed a matter of great importance. Updates note Cagnoni’s accident near Leopold in Poland and expected arrival, with garrison reinforcements and large magazine stocks. News from Vienna and Madrid cover war debates, treaties, and naval movements. pirates and privateers are mentioned, with various orders and demobilizations. The piece also records local incidents, arrests, drownings, bankruptcies, and theater listings.
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Synod
Senate
M. Cagnoni
Ruffia
Porte
Ingria
Estonia
Carelia
Russia
Vienna
Tapis
Prince of Hildbourghausen
Tuscany
Marquess de Stainville
France
Spain
Robinson
Great Britain
Preent
Hungary
Belgrade
Mendia
Madrid
West-Indies
London
Eeline
Clavijo
Cadiz
London Bridge High Water and South Sea Market Ticker
High Water at London Bridge at 58 minutes after noon. South Sea Stock at 97 with New South Sea Annuities at 109. Bank and Royal Exchange figures shown. Various bonds and government securities listed with prices and percentages including Emperors Lawn and Exchequer orders. Market excerpts reflect extensive financial instruments and commodity listings.
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London Bridge
South Sea
South
New South Sea
Bank
Ladia
Mitton Bank
Royal Exchange Afmirance
London
Ditco
Englash Copper
India
Prem
Ditto Mine Adventure
Emperor's Lawn
Ditto
Exchequer
Royal African Company Sale Notice at Leadenhall Street
The Royal African Company of England warns that on December 13, at its Leadenhall Street house, bees wax, elephants teeth, and gum seneca will be offered for sale as announced in the November 29, 1729 notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal African Company of England
Leadenhall Street
Packet boats to Lisbon and Gibraltar announced
General Post Office notifies merchants that four boats will sail alternately between Lisbon and Gibraltar for convenience of conveyance in those parts. Public notice dated Nov 27, 1739. J D Barsurt.
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Ce ‘General
Hafler General
Lisbon
Gibraltar
J.D. Barsurt
Notice of meeting for creditors of Japhet Crook alias Peter Stranger
The creditors and legatees of Japhet Crook alias Peter Stranger are urged to attend a meeting at the Devil Tavern near Temple Bar on Monday at five in the afternoon. The session will decide if assets from the said Crook have been applied per Tesracor's Will and discuss five Chancery bills filed around August 1728, with four agreed by November 1733.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japher ‘Crook
Peter Stranger
Temple-Bar
Japhet Crook
Tesracor’s
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Holland
Petersbourg
Port News
Deal
His Majesty’s
Wind E. N. E
Vigilance
Hill
Streights
Rogers
Glover
Maryland
Augusn
Jamaica
Wind N. E
N.S
Moscow
a’Osterman
Marquess de la Chetardie
House of Bourbon
Parma
Placentia
Don Philip
Carlos
Naples
Sicily
Transilvania
Niester
Paris
Brest
Ssi-Marino
Scavalino
Carpegna
San Marino
Brussels
Ostend
Stockholm
Sweden
Paris -A-la-Main
Marquess de la Mina
Edward Finch
University of Cambridge
Hanover
St. James’s
Balchen
Plymouth
Haddock
Ee Mr. Hoye
Piccadilly
Nicholas Wood
Norwaymar
Limehouse Hole
William Cookes
Chesry Garden
Rotherhith
Admiralty
Woolwich Yard
Hughes
St. Kitt’s
Bird
Texel
Zudy Wall
Newfoundland
Portugal
London Gazette
Whitehall
John Earl of Crawford
Charles Hanbury-Williams
James Phillips
Gournall
Sedgley
Stafford
Ironmayer
Thomas Gardner
Bridgwater
Somerset
Mercer and Linnen- Draper
Robert Hardcaftle
St. Mary le Boa
Middlesex
Maron- Jon Grover
St. Clement Danes
Charles Roy
King
Tower of London
Weaver
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Coverie- Garden
Thomas Broughton
Dco
Austen
St. Paul’s Church-yard
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