Santinhi a Minister of State in the era
Letters from Paris report Santinhi elevated to Minister of State and a former Commander of the Order of St John, with envoy duties to the Court of Cologne. Paris mentions the Duke of Lorraine's envoy delivering news of the marriage of Elizabeth Theresa to the King of Sardinia, while Stockholm reports France weighing renewed subsidies with Sweden. News from Warsaw notes cautious Crown Army talks, Dresden reports uniformed militia by Augustus, and royal household movements for the winter season. Court notices include naval commands and the Nixon libel trial adjournment, plus local thefts in Southwark. Market data show South Sea stock levels and various securities, followed by an auction notice for George Exton bankruptcy assets at Birchin Lane.
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Sweden
Warsaw
Crown
Republick
Dresden
Augustus
Kensington
Houthold Plate
Linnen, &c
Amelia
Caroline, &c
St. James’s
Danfey
Katherine
Collyer
Nixon
Westminster Hall
Lord Hardwicke
King’s Bench
Westminster
Clark
John Coleman
Elizabeth
Southwark
Justice Malyn
Clapham
Nichols
Imperial measures and diplomacy shift in Tuscany and Hungary
Vienna reports an express from Italy noting General Khevenhuller’s envoy to settle with the Duke of Montemar over Tuscany’s evacuation. Protests against Protestant petitions in Hungary are outlined, new inspectors general named, and Count Colorado named imperial commissary for life. A currency conference at Count Sintzendorf’s discusses Bavaria and Augsburg. French evacuation of Tries city anticipated by month’s end to the Elector.
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Italy
Count Khevenhuller
Baron de Wachtendonck
Duke de Montemar
Tuscany
Count de Fuenclara
Venice
Conrad de Stahrenberg
Colorado
Tries
Elettor
Port News Summary of Portsmouth and Nearby Ports
Plymouth reports arrivals of several ships from London and Oporto including the Montague, Princess Louisa, Henry, Roehampton, Betty and Mary, Fox, Pretty Pattey, John and Mary, India Merchant, Algarve, Francis Spilman, Mary Ellis, Harley, and John and Mary with destinations such as East India, Civita Vecchia, Leghorn, Rotterdam, Yarmouth, Gibraltar, and Bilbo. Dartmouth notes Loyal Con sort from Oporto. Pool records Lettice and Desire from Newfoundland and Kitty from Calais bound for Lisbon. Dea remains in the Downs with Blandford. Merryman to Lisbon, Night Hawk to Shoreham, Bonetta from Carolina and Virginia Merchant from Virginia arrive. Wind: W. M. W.
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Port News
Plymouth
Montague
Princess Louisa
London
East India
Henry
Douglas
Oporto
Roehampton
Tobing
Betty
Mary
Baxter
Civita Vecchia
Fox
Falkland
Pattey
Whiting
Virginia
John
Williams
Newfoundland
Desire
Rose
Turner
Calais
Lisbon
Downs
Blandford
Merryman
Night Hawk
Hilliard
Shoreham
Bonetta
Comyns
Carolina
Montgomery
Letters from Ratisbon and Bavarian Court Gossip
News letters from Ratisbon report Imperial commissioners named with Count Coloredo to settle Lorraine limits, while Schaffhausen describes Basil deputies appealing to the Emperor’s envoy against troop movements. A Munich letter notes feasts at court as the Elector of Bavaria entertains his brother the Elector of Cologne with grand revelry and honors.
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London
Ratisbon
Fay
Prince of Farstenberg
Vienna
Count Coloredo
Lorrain
France
Schaffhausen
Canton of
Basil
Marquess de Prie
Munich
Bavaria
Elector of
History of the Reformation and Queen of Scots volume notice
Subscription announcement for a comprehensive history of England and Scotland reformations and Mary Queen of Scots. Lists Oldmixon as author with pricing one guinea. Offers proposals and design scheme at Piccadilly and other city outlets.
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England
Scotland
Henry VII
Edward VI
Mary
Stary
Queen of Scots
Mr. Oldmixon
T. Cox
the Lamb
Royal Exchange
R. Ford
The
Angel
R. Hete
Bible and Crown
Poultry
Mr .Oldmixon
Airtreet Piccadilly
Poor relief contract offered by London parishes
John Th refered to as undertaking to house feed clothe and employ Poor weekly or quarterly pensioners for seven years or more at two thirds of current parish costs. Churchwardens empowered by act to contract for lodging nursing and maintenance with safeguards, saving parish funds four pence in a shilling. Parishes St Magnus London Bridge Whitefriars Fleet Street St Mary Matfelone Sc James Duke's Place etc.
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London
John Th&ticksstone
London Bridge
Wall
Credic
St. Magnus
London-Bridge
White-Fryars
Fleet-street
H-Hen’s
Buhopsgate-treec
Mary Monthan
James, Duke’s Price
Lictje
Furniture and stock in trade of Mr Thomas Owen sold
To be sold this day is the complete household furniture and stock of late cabinet maker and glass grinder Mr Thomas Owen. The lot includes mahogany and walnut desks and chests, dining and dressing tables, chairs, dressings, wall sconces, chimney glasses, feather beds, bedding, and other goods in great variety. Items moved from Moor Fields to Luxman's Sale Warehouse in York Street Covent Garden for convenience of sale.
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Marine Coffee
Birchin-lane
George Exton
Gavely Cum
Chifleid
County of
Hertford
Thomas Shambrook
Hounsditch
Aldgate
Elizabeth Walker
Leafe
London
Mr. Heckford
Clement’s Inn
Grand Sale
Teatherfeers Hall
Laittle
Hellen
Bishopsgate
Thomas Owen
Houshold
Mr. Owen
Howe
Moor Fields
Lux Man’s Sale
York Street
Tavaltuch Street
Covent-Garden
This Evening Will Publish Excerpt From Samuel Travers Will
The General Evening Post announces an excerpt from the will of Samuel Travers. Printed for Roberts in Warwick Lane, the publication notes the document’s contents and legal interest for readers.
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General Evening
Samuel Travers
Roberts
Warwick Lane
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Lincoln’s-Inn- Fields
Earl of Essex
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South Sea
Sths
Bank
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Royal Exchange Assurance
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