Measures on Succession of Prince James Sobieski
Warfart December 24 reports necessary measures regarding the late Prince James Sobieski's succession, excluding the Dutchess of Bouillon from return to France. It notes the prince plans to return to the Castle of Zolkiew, and mentions the palace appointments and journeys of Polish and Russian officials asWell as European troop movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sobieski
Bouillon
France
Zolkiew
Ponnania
Count Poninsky
Baron de Keyserling
Flemming
Lithuania
Petersbourg
Paris
Battia
Gradaceio
Baron Neuhoff
Gaeta
Port News Report of Shipping Departures
Port News notes several outward-bound ships failing yesterday except two bound for East India and Eliza for Barbadoes. Katharine for Jamaica and Codrington for Antigua also failed and returned. Wind west-southwest, Dover. Astir’d Charming Mary from Lisbon. Ships Roxley Anne Katharine, Alexander Ruffel, Fanny from various ports pass by Gravesend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
East India
Eliza
Duce
Barbadoes
Katharine
Bostock
Jamaica
Codrington
Boraflon
Antigua
Wind S. W. Dover
Astir
Charming Mary
Lyon
Lisbon
Gravesend
Roxley
Phillips
Turky
Anne
Hilgerlough
Bremen
Alexander
Ruffel
Maryland
Fanny
Newton
London Dispatch on Jamaica Ship Release and Anglo Spanish Ties
From the Utrecht Gazette dated January 2 and London letter dated December 26, the British Court disavows Jamaica Governor’s release of a Spanish ship, praising adherence to instructions and seeking good relations with Spain. It notes the Spanish minister’s reply and Britain's intent to present the Jamaica conduct favorably to Madrid. The entry also lists opening prices for South Sea stock and various financial instruments, including annuities, bank figures, and imperial loans.
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Utrecht
London
Jamaica
Thomas Fitz-Gerald
Spain
Great Britain
Court of
South Sea
South Sea Annuities
New South Sea Annuities
Bank
Prem
India
Cenc
Royal Exchange Assurance
Nalf Co 2Dicco
High Water at London Bridge After Early Morning
The report notes high water at London Bridge about forty minutes after six in the morning. Authorities warned of rising tides and urged caution for river users and walkers along the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bridge
Craftsmans Readers Debunk Titled Paper By Hinton
A notice to readers declares that a new issue titled The Craftsmans is not written or conducted by Cates D Anvers Esq. The genuine Craftsmans is printed by H Goreham in Fleet Street and has been produced by other gentlemen for over twelve years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow- Street
Cates D’anveris
H. Goreham
Fleet-Street
Robert Carr Moves From Parrot to Queen's Head
Robert Carr of Mercer relocates his business from the Parrot on Ludgate Street to the Queen's Head at Ludgate Hill on the 76th of this month in partnership with Meff, Isagtsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carr
Mercer
the Parrot
Ludgate
Streec
Queen’s Head
Ludgate Hill
Meff, Isagtsons
Eee
Meeting of Japhet Crook's Creditors at Crown Tavern
Creditors and legatees of Japhet Crook also called Peter Stranger, lately a prisoner, are requested to meet at The Crown Tavern near the Royal Exchange on Wednesday next the roth of his instant at five o clock afternoon to discuss recovering debts. It is noted his assets exceed debts and legacies, with 175001] assets already recovered and more expected per his will dated June 9, 1734. Enquire for No. 5 at the tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japhet
Cp. N. B
Japhet Crook
Publication notice for historical society volumes
This announcement lists two volumes published by the Society for the Encouragement of Learning. It notes The Collection of Original Letters and Papers 1641 to 1650 by Thomas Carte with listing of booksellers A Millar J Gray and J Nourse. Also advertised is The History of Virginia by Sir William Keith Bart priced at 4s in sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Encouragement of Learning
England
Duke of Ormond
Thomas Carte
A. Millar
St. Clemenc’s
J. Gray
Cheapside
J. Nourse
Semple-Bar
Preaching Christ and Ministers in an Early 18th Century Volume
A bound edition titled This Day is published the Tulip Edition presents sermons on preaching Christ and experimental preaching by the late Rev. John Jennings. Translated works by Herman Nus Franck and others discuss practical ministry. Printed for Richard Hett with multiple ministers named and a prefatory note by Watts and Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Bates
Baxter
John Jennings
Hermannus Franck
University of Hall
Saxony
D. Jennines
Manuscripe
J. Christ
William Gowarp
HuBeard
Hall
Guise
Gres
Gonwin
Weap
Christ
MatTuias Maugics
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the Daily Post
Farpay
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Walter Blacket
Girdlers Hall
Baffishaw
Thomas Lombe
Deceas
Baker
Blackwell-hall
Capt
Ellison
East India Company
Mr. Baker
Horatio Walpole
Ely
Sir Robert Walpole
Mrs. Hill
Hill
St. Paul’s
Whitchurch
Aylesbury
Bucks
Exeter
Nutwell
Green
Keys
Buchanan
May
High Court of Admiralty
Dunkirk
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Covent - Garden
Royal Convert
Wantley
His
Bank of England
Port News
de Ware
Richard Hett
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