Mail from France reports varied European orders and voyages
Yesterday arrived the Mail from France with dispatches from Hamburg to Copenhagen and Vienna. Reports detail customs edicts prohibiting commerce with Copenhagen, movements of Swedish and Prussian ministers, journeys to Dresden Vienna and Rinteln, naval arrivals at Cadiz and Marseilles, royal entertainments at Fontainebleau, and ships sailing from Leith, Leith docks, and Falmouth bound for Atlantic ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Severin
Ysted
Warnemaande
Mecklembourg
Rostock
Bukow
Elbe
Boétzenbourg
Francfort
Count de Kufstein
Deinach
Duke of Wirtembourg
Vienna
Prince de la Tour
Taflix
Buckingham
Strasbourg
France
Great Britain
Ratisbon
M. Hugo
Count de Seckendorf
Empire
Baden
Helvetick Boly
Marquess de Bonac
Reichenstein
Caffel
William
Sweden
Rinteln
Prince de Nassau-Orange
Guelderland
Pais, Ag
Seville
Marquess de Castelhar
Don Roderigue de Torres
Cadiz
Fontainebleau
M. de Beaupuy
Tholouse
Leith
Cowes
Gregory
Cape de Verd
Unicorn
Pulkinhorn
Rice
Falmouth
The Daughters of a Tradesman Cures for Convulsions and Scurvy
An 18th century notice for John Moone Apothecary describes cures for convulsive fits and nervous disorders with Moone’s Medicines and anti-scorbutic treatments. It claims rapid relief, details scurvy symptoms, and markets pills and a spirit claiming to restore vitality, strength, and circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Moore
Lawrence-Pountneys- Lane
Cannon Street
Moone
West
East India Company Adds New Ships to Service List
London yesterday the Court of Directors passed to take into Service for this year a fleet including the Enfield Monmouth Lynn Houghton Compton Nassau Richmond Eyles Grantham Marlborough Windham Bedford Prince of Orange Greenwich and a new ship net launched capt Wilson the commander with stations to be determined next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hon. East India Company
Enfield
Monmouth
Lynn
Houghton
Compton
Nassau
Richmond
Eyles
Grantham
Marlborough
Windham
Bedford
Prince of Orange
Greenwich
Wilson
Commissions of the Peace passed for York and Lincolnshire
News notes the Great Seal approving three new Commissions of the Peace for Yorkshire East West and North Rides and for Lincolnshire Holland Kestevin and Lindsey. It also reports clerical appointments at St George’s Southwark Newington and various local court and civic actions in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Comyns
East
North
County of
York
Lincolnshire
Holland, Kestevin
Lindsey
Worcester
Nathaniel Hough
St. George’s
Southwark
Newington
Hough
Alermen
Thames
Fulham
Putney
Bowling-Green
Ham
Essex
Edward Salway
Bank of England
Crown Tavern
Threadneedle-freet
Lady Houblon’s
Chelsea College
Bristol
Cork
Ireland
Col. Egerton
Hampstead
Highgate
Nevill’s Alley
Fetter- Lane
Brocas
St. Dunstan
St. Brides
Fleet-street
Royal Europe
Charlotte
Woolwich
Deptford
Trinity House
Deptford- Strand
Channel
Sheerness
Delphin
Jones
Mon‘ey
River Thames
Hampton Court
Canby
White Hart
Slough
Kensington
Thomas Colby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hurspay
M. L’abbe Chaulnes
Duke de Picquigny
The
India Company
Port Louis
China
Pondichery
M. de Voignes
Rome
Duke of Luxembourg
Normandy
Sieur Girardiere
St. Denis