Dispatches From Lisbon and Paris Expose Cross European Affairs
Lisbon reports Majesties health and mediation talks with Rome over the Holy See dispute. Moscow notes a Turkish ambassador seeking cession of Ukrainian land, and Dutch commerce discussions. Naples mentions armed mutiny quieted. Barbary corsairs active. Brussels to Paris updates include military movements, court intrigues, and royal mourning. Deals and sailing lists from Deal, Gallipoly, and Oporto anchor a busy mid year European scene.
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Rome
Holy See
Turin
Brasil
Tagus
Moscow
Funex
Constantinople
Peter the Second
Voronitz
Astraean
Volga
China
Naples
Fune
Corcia
Barbiry
St. Charles
Genoa
Brussels
Duke of Richlieu
Lisle
Duke of Lorrain
Count de Thun
Paris
d’Elfee
de Namur
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Infante
Don Carlos
Italy
Count de Tholouse
Parma
Spain
Palatine Jablonovsky
Orleans
Bagnolet
St. Cloud
Duke of
Chartres
India Company
Deal
Antiquated Cure Advert for Nobleman's Servant
A large eighteenth century advertisement touts John Moore apothecary at the Pestle and Mortar in Lawrence-Pountney Lane offering a complete cure for cholick and digestive troubles. It promotes two anti-scorbutic medicines and a purge, detailing dramatic, sweeping health claims and cures for scurvy symptoms, with testimonials of patients and other notices about crime, stock prices, and public offices interspersed in the same column.
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St. James’s House
John Moore
Lawrence-Pountney
N. B
Jon MooRe
Royal appointments and city election news from London
Yesterday in London the Right Rev Dr Wilcocks was at Hampton Court to fill Rochester bishopric and Westminster deanry void by Dr Bradford. Sir Charles Wager ordered to lead the squadron on July first subject to wind. Dr Freind of Westminster School recovering from book fall injuries. The Earl of Suffolk dies intestate, estate to brother. Duchess Dowager of Marlborough hires builder for Wimbleton house. Lecturer election contested between Jenkin and Gwynn with scrutiny to begin next Wednesday. Guildhall held sheriff election with Ruffell and Pindar listed. Westley contested. Bosworth and Smith named auditors in place of Evays and Smart.
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London
Wilcocks
Hampton Court
Rochester
Westminster
Bradford
Charles Wager
Freind
Westminster School
Earl of Suffolk
St. Andrew Hubbard
Jenkin
St. Martin’s, Ludgate
Gwynn
Mr. Gwynn
Mr. Jenkin
Guildhall
Middlesex
Samuel Ruffell
Cook
Thomas Pindar
Salter
Robert Westley
Merchant-Taylor
Ruffell
Bosworth
Mr.Smith
Bridge-house
Evays
Mir
Smart
Brewhouse venture and Tiverton fire reported in June notices
Advertisements offer a new brewhouse partnership with profits share and rapid work, plus a notice of a devastating Tiverton fire costing over 100000 pounds and charity plans led by Tiverton officials. A lost silver watch in Hatton Garden offers a reward of one pound five shillings.
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Barwinet
London
Hawkins
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Lisbon
Drington
Shewel
Astigua
Succes
Rider
Dublin
Godlee
Happy George
Fitzgerald
Hambourg
Mary
Carrol
Cadiz
Ostend
Constant Anne
Blackston
Bedwel
Wade
Fanny
Giles
Lamar
James
Murray
Carolina
Marquess
Merry
Oporto
Bumstead
Dumereque
St. Kitts
Ruby
Hunham
St. Abes
Dispatch
Carey
Madeira
Fisher
Crowm
Bernard Fink
Newgate
Furtice Midford
Stephen Patridge
Bridewel
Charles Rey
Baily
South Sea
Bank
Premuum
India
Royal Exchange Assurance G
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch Diceo
Union Corres-House
John Hall
Act of Common Council
Samuel Russell
Daily Post
Lion-House
Grange Walk
St. Mary Magdalen’s Bermondsey Church
Southwark
Tiverton
Devon
Georets Goldsmith
Strandhall
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