Privateer brings slaves and Turkish intrigue to port
Malta reports a Leghorn privateer arriving with two Turkish saliks loaded with 150 slaves. France and Knights of St John prepared for Barbary expeditions. Vienna notes Turks seeking Turkish type printing funds in London. Hanover notes king’s anticipated Easter visit and guard movements. Utrecht mentions Orval monks denying exile designs and defending Unigenitus. Deal lists outward-bound ships and St Michael arrival from the South Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Leghorn
France
Barbary
Knights of St. John
Vienna
Constantinople
Imperial Court
London
Akoran
Hanover
Great Britain
Ornaburg
Hamelen
Wefer
Heffe-Caffel
Osnabrug
Duffeldorp
Orval
Republick
Enterrize
Camerford
Oporto
Arnold
Lisbon
Margaret
Hay
Havre
Anne
Speed
Mahga
Cape
Jones
John and
Mary
Canopy of Crimson Velvet at St James Square
London society notes a grand entertainment for royalty at St James's Square, plans for a royal marriage between Hon. John St John and a Furnese daughter, and preparations for a new royal apartment near the Palace. Also reported are arrests, maritime orders, a Paris fire, ship payments, a Newport- Hampshire estates bequest, a pillory punishment for Paul Kerney, a foot race at Finsbury, and various crimes and notices from Jamaica and Antigua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Earl of Tankerville
St. James’s Square
John St. John
Woton Baffet
Viscount Te Obn
Battersea
Robert Furnese
Kent
Asoon
St. James’s
Prince of Wales
Molloye
Lords of the Admiralty
Whitehall
Tissid
Baltick
Stephen Poyntz
Ifq
Paris
Broadstreet
Woolwich
Love
Lucy
Charles Crook Lisle
Moyles Court
Hampshire
Francis Molineux
Teversal
Nottinghamshire
Diana
Lord Viscount Howe
Edward Lisle
Marlborough
Wilts
Paul Kerney
Royal Exchange
Sea-horse
Thomas Jackson
Joseph Hall
Finsbury
Effington
White Hart
Bishopsgate Street
St. George’s Fields
Billingsgate
John Dickson
Thames
Aderman Parsons
Newgate
Ess Gifford
Thomas Eliot
Jamaica
Francis Melling
Elizabeth Vaughan
Worcester
Samuel Richards
St. Kitt’s
Kirby
Antigua
Col
Lucas
London
Theonas ius or The Foaes of Love at Drury Lane
Financial prices of South Sea stock and related securities listed yesterday. Royal Exchange Affurance and London Affurance noted with openings. Theatre and lecture events announced for January 1st including Theonas ius or The Foaes of Love at Drury Lane with named cast. Mechanical philosophy course begins January rieth at Six in the Evening at the Academy in Little Tower Street with details for subscriptions and catalogues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange
London
York
Welch
Prem
Tis Majesty’s Company
Theatre Royal
Drury-lane
Theonosius
Varanes
Birington
Theodorius
Williams
Marcian
Mills
Atticus
Roman
Leontine
Corey
Pulcheria
Horton
Athenais
Porter
Call’d
Harntequin Harri
Prenor
Monf
Roger
Pietor
Academy
Little Towerreet
James Stirling
William Watts
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Bob Major
Times
Newport-market
Thomas
Woolston
R. Woodward
Northumberland Court
Charing Cross
St. Christopher le Stocks
Fleet-treet
Daniel Chandler
Walthamstow
Essex
Clay-street
Will’s
Cornhill
Pecton
John Halditch
Bridewell Gate
Fleet-Dicc
R. Bass
Mr. Wood
Royal Bed
Shug-Lane
Piccadilly
Putney
Long-Acre
I. Utile & Dulce
Oxford Arms
Warwick
J. Ro Lane
Mr. Danvers
Juventus
J. Ropers
Warwick Lane
J. Rosants
Dow
Bartholomew-Close
Smithfield
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