Nobility Grievances Memorial and Court Politicks in Poland
Dantzick reports that Courland nobility presented a memorial to the Polish king and republic, with Duke of Courland’s minister M. Finch drafting an answer in France’s name. Warsaw letters suggest Lipski may be offered primacy if he keeps his Abbey, with reshuffles to follow in Cracow and Culm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courland
Republick
Poland
M. Finch
Duke of
Cracow
M. Saluski
M. Machowski
Culm
Ratisbon
Philipsbourg
Fort Keh
Hungary
Bavaria
Palatine
Straubungen
Neubourg
PORT NEWS DEALS WITH SHIPS REMAINING AT DOWNS AND ARRIVALS
Port News reports ships remaining at the Downs including Chester and Adriatick Han way for various destinations. It lists arrivals Sea Nymph from Nevis Sally from Philadelphia Neptune from Philadelphia Thomasin from Gibraltar Flamingo from Maryland Sarah and Elizabeth from Antigua New Hampshire from New England and several others. Wind W. 5. Gravesend notes Anne from Jamaica Isaac and Rebecca from Bourdeax pass by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Downs
Chester
Hanway
St. Sebastin
Britannia
Gale
Ancona
Charles
Rogers
Genoa
Profor
Oporto
Goodfellow
Sanders
Thomas
William
Hunt
Endeavour
Leghorn
Sandades
Veal
Lisbon
Barnes
Nevis
Sally
Seymour
Neptune
Reves
Philadelphia
Thomasin
Page
Gibraltar
Flamingo
Williams
Maryland
Sarah
Elizabeth
Hamilton
Antigua
New Hampshire
Hill
New England
Diffe rences between this Court and Great Britain noted
Paris dispatches report British and Spanish ambassadors awaiting a British reply to alterations in a London preliminary convention. Couriers dispatched to Madrid. Palace at Buen Retire being enlarged for upcoming royal reception. Amelot uses the foggy day to send dispatches. Several deaths reported from accidents caused by dense fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
London
Buen
Paris
N.S
Earl of Waldegrave
Marquess de Las Minas
Madrid
M. Amelot
Count de la Marck
Financial quote reel from South Sea and related securities
A fragment lists South Sea stock and annuities with prices and yields, including Bank circulation, Prem India, Three per Cent and Five per Cent Annuities, Royal Exchange Assurance, Africans, English Copper, Mine Adventure Shares, Emperor's Loan, Exchequer Orders, and Exchequer per Cent. The OCR-etched prices use shillings and pence fractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea
New South Sea
Sths. Co Rz. Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Mine Adventure
Ditto
City Court Order On Presentments Published In Papers
A December 1738 court order directs that all future presentments brought to the Court of Aldermen by Ward Inquests be promptly examined by city officers. They must report the nature and condition of each presentment to enable prosecutions, with expenses charged to the chamber. The resolution is to be printed in daily papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courthall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dantzick
Lords Commissioners of the Treasury
Thomas Bowen
Treasury
Mark Frecker
Deceas
Ebenezer Chandler
Bedford
Ruth
L. Fortune
St. James’s, Clerkenwell
Thomas Ansell
Thomas Taylor
Kensington Gore
Hoskins
Island of
Jersey
George Neale
Durham
Croft
York
Barningham
Joseph Eyre
Reshington
Lincoln
Whitefield
England
Capt. Coe
Carolina
Bristol
Jamaica
John Lamb
St. Andrew Holborn
Sadler and Chapman
George Sawbridge Littell
John Michelborne
Lewes
Sussex
James Peacock
Stepney
Stebon- Heath
Middlesex
Samuel Freeman
Stratford Upon Avon
Warwick
Victualler and Chapman
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Damascus
Fall of
Phaeton
Covent-Garden
Danner of
London Bridge
Pridge-House
Lotz
Novi
Bridge-Yard
Southwark
Alexander Ha
Robert Barnevelt
Deputy Fenkins
Bridee-Yard
Southewark
Daniel Morgue
Guildhall
William Theed
Raphael
Isaac de Lacour
Crown Tavern
Threadneedle-street
Royal Exchange
Marine
Birchin-Lane
Cotte Pany
Harbour
N.B
Coalharbour
John’s
Swithin’s Alley
Joan Barnes
Garraway
Exchange Alley
Arriv
Samuel Torin
John Gulliford
Unicorn
White Hart Inn
Church of England
Robert Seagrave
Amicus Socrates
Amicus Plato
R. Hert
J. Oswald
de Poulery
Worrat
Joan Worlach
Bell-yard
Lincoln’s Inn 3
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