Trade remedy debated as East India fortune of merchants urged
Lifton May 15 reports that a London court heard that trade in Portuguese settlements declines due to lax frontier import rules. Merchants advised allowing exports from Europe of all goods to East India, a plan the King approved. Brussels June 8 notes ongoing tariff talks, frontier fortifications, canal work, and a press for seamen.
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Goa
East-Indies
East-India
Europe
Brussels
Vienna
Paris
Drummond
Great Britain
Antwerp
London
Netherlands
Eer
Graveines
Port News Deal Fune 6 Sailings and Arrivals
His Majesty's Ship the Newcastle sails for the Nore with other men of war and outward-bound ships. Arrived the Vind, Warfon from Joasey, and the Elizabeth from Nevis. Wind 8 West. Gravesend Fune 6 passed by Humphrey Perry True Love Storm Samuel and Rebecca Cock Peter and Ann Nelson from Norway. Liberty Halfnight from Dunkirk. Mary Gilbie from Calais and Richard Elizabeth Suahan from Oftend.
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Deal
Fune
His Majesty
Newcastle
Arriv
Warfon
Joasey
Elizabeth
Howland
Nevis
Gravesend
Humphrey
Perry
Storm
Samuel
Rebecca
Peter
Ann
Nelson
Norway
Liberty
Halfnight
Dunkirk
Mary
Gilbie
Calais
Richard
Suahan
Prussian Royal Revenues Raised For Prince Royal's Affection
Berlin reports King of Prussia boosted the Prince Royal's revenues to show affection. Vienna dispatch May 30 notes Empress Dowager Amelia's departure fixed for the 18th, with Bavarian officials to arrive a day earlier. Various nobles and envoys, including Count de Wolckenstein and Count Sturgk, are mentioned in military and court appointments. A clergyman’s fraud, a plague cure claim, and Lithuania estate costs are touched, plus an Army of Poland camp plan between Darfow and Kalkirch. Guildhall Court of Common Council proceeds with consideration of aspects from Warsaw letters.
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Berlin
Prussia
Vienna
Amelia
Malck
Bavaria
Count de ‘Wolckenstein
Imadeé
Tyrol
George Christopher de Sturgk
Planckenwort
Waffelberg
Haldegrein
Klach
Freudenau
Ogder
Lithuania
Nalteze
Hungary
Aks
Counr Colloredo
Warsaw
Sépidia
Poland
Darfow
Kalkirch
Podolia
Falcon Tavern opens in Gravesend with new host Barton
The PRE Falcon Tavern at Gravesend, formerly run by Mr Vachet, is now opened by Thomas Barton from the Torbay at Rotherbirh. All gentlemen and others may expect good treatment and a kind reception.
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Gravesend
Vachet
Thomas Barton
Torbay
Rotherbirh
Doctrines and Practices of Seventh Day Methodist Preachers
The Day is publis'd, price is. A considerable allowance offered to benevolent readers. The Second Edition of To Nature, Forny, Sim and Danger and of being Righteous over myth, with a view to Mopbean Enthusiasts set forth in four discourses lately preached in Christ Church and St Laurence Jewry London and St Martin's in the Fields Westminster. By Joseph Trapp, D.D. Dedicated to Austin at the Angel and Bible in St Paul’s Yard, and Le Gilliver and J. Clarke at Henner's Head in Fleet Street.
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Christ-Church
Henner
Fleet-street
Spectacular Walnut Tree Scene at Pain's Coffee-House
A historic display near St Mary le Bon Gardens offers a living panorama of human life from infancy to old age. The exhibit, priced at one shilling, runs daily from dawn to dusk and features figures in Grecian dress, a grave, tomb and pyramid motif, and an angel figure atop a tomb. William Waters, late gentleman to the Lord Pager, presents the scene to nobles and gentry.
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Townshend
Packer
Gresham
Charles Hardy
Whitefield
Elizabeth
Carolina
Black Heath
Robert Giddings
Bristol Road
General Post Office
Chester Road
William Green
James Caldclogh
Joseph Morris
Joseph Swaford
Knightsbridge
Kensington
Jervas Hare
Dunkirk
Holland
East-India
Guernsey
Earl of Orrery
Lord Gage
Lord Cadogan
William Young
Robert Rich
Campbel
Mr. Herbert
General Evans
Thomas Harding
Defaguliers
Pain
St. Mary le Bon
William, Waters
Curious Musical Furniture Raffle Promises Virtuosi Clock
An advertorial fragment touts a Friday exhibition at CLavy's featuring a remarkable musical clock. Tickets cost 2s 6d with shares at a Guinea, granting ten viewers entry to see the device and a mathematical wheel raffle to determine ownership. The copy extols music as divine and celebrates judgment born of experience guiding the instrument’s excellence.
Sermon Preached at St Lawrence Jewry 1729 Warning
A 1729 sermon by Arthur Bedford at St Lawrence Jewry in London argues against Mr Whitefield and his circle, labeling their doctrines as dangerous. It includes an appendix answering objections and notes on where to obtain the work.
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St. Lawrence Jewry
Bondon
Arthur Bedford
Frederick, Prince of Welles
Halardashers Hospital
at-Homton
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