Mail from Holland reports European moves and unrest
From Milan to Cairo and Vienna the bulletin details attacks on Alexandria, river fortress repairs, and speculation on the hereditary prince of Lorraine. It notes shipments to reinforce the governor’s palace, potential residency in the Dutchy, and broader shifts among Russia, Denmark, and Spain with subscriptions for relief after a Copenhagen fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sardinia
Alexandria
Vienna
Austria
Dutchy
Count Cavin
Bologna
St. Andrew’s
Kingdom of Scotland
Chevaliers de St. George
D’ Apraxin
Copenhagen
Prince Royal
Danitelski
Coun de Plelo
France
M. Lawczinski
Russia
Moscow
Fersia
Derbent
Elreff
Constantinople
Ratisbon
Count Zinzendorff
Paris
Furttemberg
Madrid
Spain
Soisfons
Duke of Bournonville
Corunna
Deal
Prince Frederick
King
Ball at Newport Market Promises Masked Entertainments
A quirky notice invites attendees to a masquerade at the Oratory in Newport Market this evening at six, featuring Heidegger’s porter and a playful metamorphosis of Young’s room into living figures. The event advertises a twelve penny entry and promises a lively program including Madrigal XXVII and a collection of bugbear and Indian figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratory
Newport-market
Aur Carr
Heidegger
Young
Mxon Times
Haberdashers of
Charra
Royal notices and city happenings in London market
London December 13 items report royal presentations of Guards officers to the Prince and related court appointments. Also noted are a Brigadier’s Irish establishment, a recovery from smallpox, marriages of Dr Jebb and Capt Ogle rumors, a suicide attempt, and the death of architect Castell. Stock prices and financials for South Sea, Bank, India, and related securities are listed with rates and premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regiment of Foot Guards
Prince
Earl of
Thomas Manners
Duke of Rutland
Langham Edwards
John Hedges
Newton Kiss
Lord Danby
Marquess of
Carmarthen
Samuel Jebb
St. Paul’s
Ormond-tireet
Ogle
Foster
Clerkenwell
Sun
St. Paul’s Church-yard
the Fleet
Robert Castell
Vitruvius
Samuel Grey
Kent
Deceas
Woodman
Covent Garden
Justice Harwood
Shoreditch
The Libertine Destroy’d at Drury Lane Theatre Royal
An advertisement for performances this Wednesday December 18 at Drury Lane Theatre Royal and King’s Theatre Hay Market detailing The Libertine Destroy’d and multiple interludes led by Perseus Andromeda and other plays with roles listed, cast and stage directions. It notes precautions on disorder and ticket handling, including returns and restricted access before showtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majesty
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Perseus
Andromeda
Colombine
Mons. Roger
Parc of
Mrs. Booth
Mr. Lally
Mercury
Mr. Effex
Jupiter
Medusa
Mr. Thurmond
Oughton
Mr. Burney
Mr. Boyal
Rainton
Houghton
Walter
Miss Lindar
Robinson
Miss Robinson Sen
Tritons
Thurmond
Essex
Houshcan
Cepheus
Fielding
Caffiorea
Shireburn
Venus
Biddy
Minerva
Rafcor
Uno
Diana
Mr. R. Wetherill
Squire
Mr. Weaver
Mezetin
Miss Robinson
Fen. Moprophil
Colombia
Mrs. Walter
Masquerade Goods and Auction Amid London Venues
Betty Smith offers masquerade attire and Venetian masks from the Opera House area in Hay-market with sellers in White's and Young's. An auction at Royal Exchange Coffee-house and various book auctions follow, including Dr John Fruinin’s library with prices and viewing times announced for January sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Smith
White
Lkryvye
Hay-market
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Holland
Milan
Lisbon
Aimity
Willis
Virginia
William and
Jane
Newton
Oporto
London
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Gs. Welch
S. South Sea
King’s Theatre
Patx- Mall
Young’s
Pall-Mall
Chymist
Don Marten Zack
Monsheur Seaasryey
N. B
Royal Exchange
Cornbil
Colle&ion
Luckey
Stax
Col.manstreet
Jones
Craven House
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