End of Stast Week News from Apulia and German Affairs
Letters from Apulia report 1800 Germans landed from Austrian courts on various ships, with 809 sent to Sicily. Brass cannon reach Capua, followed by bomb-laden wagons. Stockholm news notes the king at Carelsberg, Lippe poised for colonelship, and a council to govern German dominions. Ratisbon highlights delays in imperial decrees and diet schedules, with marriage news of Prussia's princess to Prince Charles of Beveren. Evangelical efforts aid Salzburg refugees, while Saxon minister resists memorials. Plymouth briefs list ships and goods from Bremen and London, and a QP verse query on pretenders and papal prospects.
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Apulia
Austria
Sicily
Capua
Stockholm
Carelsberg
Thas Place
Count de Lippe
Caffel
Hesfe Caffel
Germany
Ratisbon
Funes
Imperial Commission
Imperial Council
Swabia
Francfort
Brandenbourg
Diet
Prusia
Charles of
Beveren
Salizbourg
Saxon
Salzbourg
Salksbourg
Duffelder
Juliers and
Bergs
Eletor Palasine
Plymouth
William and Thomas
Topsham
Taylor
Bremen
Bristol
London
Powel
South Carolina
Mary
Worms Healed by London Apothecary Offer
A patient in Grosvenor Street near Hanover Square reports a disorder due to illness from Worms. He consulted Mr John Moore at the Pestle and Mortar in Laurence Pountney Lane and produced a very long worm. Moore offers a cure with a new medicine, promising to treat a pauper gratis if recommended by churchwardens and overseer of the parish.
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Grosvenor-street
Hanover Square
John Moore
Laurence Pountney
Cannon- Street
Guards in Hyde Park Review Pleases King and Court
London reports the three Regiments of Foot Guards paraded before his Majesty in Hyde Park with fine appearance and expert drill. A large crowd gathered with little trouble. injuries included a horse kick and a soldier’s burn from a pouch explosion. The Royal Family dined at Richmond, with the Prince of Wales staying with Lord Malpas in Arlington Street.
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Foot Guards
Hyde Park
Richmond
Royal
Prince of Wales
Lord Malpas
Arlington-street
Lord Dela War
Col. Carpenter
Grenadiers
Guards
Duke of Newcastle
Cockpit
Windsor
St. James’s
2D Regiment
Savoy
Colebrook
Hounslow
Earl of Wilmington
Hinborough Daffy
Daffy
Hind Court
Fleecttreet
Hindersley
Essex
Rolls
Westminster Hall
Surrey
Westminster Fire-Office
Bloomsbury Square
Hilsborough
Ireland
Longneah
Dromore
Killwarding
William Coburn
Fetterston
The Thirty third Day at New Theatre Haymarket
An 18th century theatre notice lists The Author's Farce and The Pleasures of the Town with Tom Thumb, plus a benefit for Mr. Pearce and Mrs. Palmer at Goodman’s Fields, and other acts including The Man's Bewitch’d and Lora with an opera. A geography and astronomy course begins June 10 at the Tower Street academy.
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Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
L Clate-market
Lavrtat
Haymarket
Tom Thumb
Miss Jones
King Artair
Mr. Malart
Lord Griz
Pearce
Palmer
New Theatre
Goodman's Fields
Parc of Faithful
Mr. Giffard
Capt. Coustant
W. Williams
Lovely
Mr. Huddy
Manare
W. Giffard
Trusty
Bardin
Clinch
Mr. Collet
Roger
R. Willliams
Slouch
Mr. Pearce
Old Constant
Mr. Mynn
David Watch
Mr. Penke Hman
Squire Nun
Lucy
Belinda
Academy
Tower-street
James Sternine
F.R.S
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Naples
H. A
Sabr Ney
Rhime
Urbino
Whitehall
Times
Oratory
Walsh
Lagan
Dublin
Delany
St. Warburgh’s
Edward Synge
Clonfert
St. Patrick’s
Tuam
Mr. Synge
Daily Post
South Sea
South Sea Amway
Bank
Prem. “India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch Citro
Fudia Ditto
William Watts
Thomas Wright
Fleetstreet
Worshipful Company of Weavers
Jeremiah Gunns
Billerekey
County of
Thomas Sly
Blue Boar Inn
Aldgace
Sly
N.B
Thomas S
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