Frontiers line drawn by Excletiastical State marches
Naples reports orders to draw a line along the frontiers of the Excletiastical State near Vatto toward Aftoli and to build several redoubts manned by 4200 troops. Retrenchments planned toward the Pass of St Germans with forts on the Fonds road. News of patrols against robberies and conspiracies. Two English ships laden with palace furniture arrive.
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Vatto
Aftoli
St. Germans
Fonds
Iris
Parma
Placentia
Modena
Fiorenzuola
Duke de Montemar
Tuscany
Count de Kevenhuller
Bologna
Vienna
France
Sardinia
Roccco
Florence
Duke of Montemar
Pisa
Leghorn
Porto Ferrajo
Genoa
Corsica
Iland
Dorothy
Don Carlos
Milan
Duke de Noailles
Turin
Lodi
Ferrara
Count de Khevenhuller
Count Linzendorf
M. du Theil
Versailles
Spain
Naples
Sicily
Philipsbourg
Khel
Saxe-Hildbourghausen
Berlin
Italy
Duke of Lorrain
Schonbrunn
Port News Update From The Deal To Sheerness
The Deal, Feb 23 reports Drake Oliver is filled and Dutch Ship for Sheerness remains. Italian Merchant Caterer sails for Leghorn. Tor rington Sampson to Jamaica and Expedition. Sloops Bowles bound for Jamaica. Several snips coming down. names to follow. Wind SW. Graevesend Feb 28 confirms arrival of Grandee Gray from Diep and Four Friends Judswn from Bologna.
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Deal
Drake
Oliver
Sheerness
Caterer
Leghorn
Torrington
Sampson
Jamaica
Bowles
Ditto
Wind S. W. Graevesend
Artiv
Gray
Diep
Friends
Judswn
Bologne
Magnificent Paris entertainments at the Marquess Saintville hall
A detailed account from Pats describes the grand feast hosted by the Marquess de Saintville in Paris. Two neighboring hotels were connected, ample kitchens staffed by Paris cooks, and 130 dish courses served by Swiss attendants. Guests included high nobility, foreign ministers, and clergy, with fountains of Burgundy and elaborate tapestry, then fireworks and dessert.
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Duke of
Lorrain
Marquess de Saintville
France
Rue St. Dominique
Duke de Chatillon
Paris
House of Lorrain
Orleans
House of Choiseuil
Oe Saintville
Madrid
Roth
Latt PharfGay
Henry William Portman
Ely
Brinfent Hall
Dorfershire
Taunton
Somersetshire
Anne Fitch
William Fitch
High Hall
William Jones
Daventry
Northampton
Mortlack
Surrey
Marshal
Marmaduke Marshal
Feversham
Kent
John Hornbey
Charles I
Wigan
Lancashire
Newgate
Gilbert Campbel
Daniel Stockton
Trinity College, Cambridge
High Water at London Bridge Morning Plunge
London Bridge recorded high water just after 10 am with a steady increase observed by local watchers. Authorities warned residents along the Thames to take precautions as river levels rose rapidly.
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London Bridge
Financial market prices for South Sea and related securities
Readable snippets show bond and stock quotations including South Sea Stock at 96 with small increments, South Sea Annuities at various rates, New South Sea Annuities at 11 Orggr, Bank Circulation at 61, Premium India at 175, Three per Cent Annuities around 102, Royal Exchange Assurance 104, London Assurance 33.7 8ths, York Buildings 21 qr, African ry, English Copper 21 gs, South Sea Bonds at 5, and Emperor's Loan with fractions. Also mentions 5 per Cent Premium and related listings.
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South Sea
Hank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange
London
York
Welch Ditto
Ditta
Notice of Estate Recovery for William Mallett
William Mallett of the Mitale Temvele London died years ago leaving a large estate now in hands of unknown persons. Creditors seeking recovery are asked to notify Mr Rayner, Attorney Old Fith Street London. A revoss of 20 1 per year in proportion to recovered sums will be paid by Mr Rayner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mallett
Mitale Temvele
London
Elys
William Mulleer
Rayner
Old Fith-Street
Bethall
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Holland
England
Constantinople
Mehemet Bathan
Port News
Theatre Royal
Drun-Lane
Timon
Athens
New Theatre
Goodmars Fields
John Parkes
Christ-Church
County of
Southampton
Mercer
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