Reign of Bavaria Troops March to Hungary and Court Notices
Reports from Vienna and Hanbourg mention Bavarian cavalry marching toward Hungary and 300 recruits dispatched. Letters claim Swedish officer Sinclair was killed or possibly murdered in Saxony or Lower Silesia. A harsh imperial rescript accuses states of hostility and urges reform, with Sinclair and Skinner entangled in disputed commissions affecting allies. Admiralty notes Colchester ships, Boyne, Greenwich, and Cumberland rigging progress. Local incidents include a chariot accident injuring Mr. Boomer, deaths and estates, a vicarage appointment in Chalke, and tea dealer convictions for dyed teas. Bankrupts listed. various market quotes and notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavaria
Hungary
Regiment of Mercy
Hanbourg
Fuly
Vienda
M. Sinclair
Saxony
Constantinople
Silesia
Ratifoon
Dyet
Elector of
Mentz
Board of Admiralty
Colchester
Symonds
His
Boyne
Greenwich
Woolwich
Cumberland
Boomer
Lewisham
Kent
Edward Hodfdon
Esy
Sydenham
John Hodfdon
Harrow
Islington
Robert Lathwell
St. Paul’s
John Price
Chalke
Chichester
Hon
Commissioners of Excise
Thomas Hooper
Newgate
Col. de Veil
Thomas Whigfield
Hambourg
Riga
Barbadoes
PORT NEWS DEALS AND PASSAGES FROM LISBON TO JAMAICA
Port news lists ships and routes with cargos and origins including Salisbury from Lisbon Bucksooke from North Copenhagen Concord from Norway Blefsing from Stein Peggy from Oporto Eliza from St Kitts Trimer from Oporto Providence from Dublin Becley from Antigua Codrington from Antigua Montferrat Merchant from Antigua Parham Club from Antigua Joseph from Petersbourg King s Meadow from Jamaica and more with wind set at five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Jay
Gravesend
Salisbury
Smith
Lisbon
Bucksooke
Youngman
North Copen
Concord
Holt
Norway
Blefsing
Naylor
Stein
Peggy
Nowell
Oporto
Eliza
St. Kit’s
Trimer
Riddard
Providence
Stewart
Dublin
Becley
Taverner
Codrington
Baraston
Montferrat
Stanney
Parham Club
Davis
Antigua
Joseph
Whetherden
Petersbourg
King’s Meadow
Mansfield
Jamaica
Swedish Major Sinclair Murder Report From Vienna
London reports a memorial from Vienna claiming Swedish Major Sinclair was assassinated near Christianstadt in Lusatia by two officers. The Imperial Court allegedly received no notice from Russia and notes no orders were issued to obstruct Sinclair. Breslau records indicate Russian Resident Golembiewsky urged stopping Sinclair in Silesia, with Emperor's Resident Skinner replying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Baron de Sinclair
Nam’d Sinclair
Christianstadt
Lusatia
M. Sinclair
Turku
Porte
Tribunal of Justice of
Breslau
M. Golembiewsky
Warsaw
M. Skinner
Silesia
South Sea Stack Annuities and Bank Circulation Notes
Yesterday Sandhish Stack report shows South Sea Annuities at 107 3 Sths with half dividend omitted. Opening figures record 933.qQrs for opening and Bank 137 with circulation around 31 7s 6d prem index 193 without dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
Prem
Letting of bankrupts dwelling and shop in Holborn
Advertises immediate letting of the late Richard Gowland bankrupt dwelling house at Featherstone Buildings Holborn opposite Great Turnstile with shop fittings and utensils and stock in trade. Enquiries directed to Mr. Selfe Norris Cheapside or Mr. Henry Stanyford Friday Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gowland
Featherstone
Holbourn
Bankrupor
London
Bueness
N.B
Selfe Norris
Cheapside
Vonkey
Henry Stanyford
Friday Street
Irby’s New German Blacking Balls for Shoes
A broad London and provincial sale notice promotes IRBYs New German Blacking-Balls for shoes back in stock at retailers including Forrests Coffee-House Charing Cross and others. The product claims a strong black gloss, no harm to stockings hands or ruffles, and a year’s use per ball. retail price sixpence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irby
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tribunal of Justice
Sinclair
Joseph Matthews
St. Olave Southwark
Surrey
Buttonfeller and Chapman
London Bridge
Million Bank
Royal Exchange Assurance
Ditto
India
Mine Adventure
Mperor
Roy
Ditco
Leonard Child
Queen’s Arms
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Little Ayloffe Street
Goodiman’s
Torbefold
John Kirby
Beardlehouse
Broadtreet New Buildings
Moorfields
Forrest’s
Charing-Croft
Liaya’s
Lombard-street
Temple-Exchange
Brees
Bex’s
New
Bond-fireet
Noon
W. Trote
GC. Hitch
Red Lyon
Row
H. Linroz
Fleet-Street
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