View of Fortifications and troop movements in Campagna
Yesterday arrived two mails from Flanders Naples June 6 detailing the Viceroy Count Harrach and General staff visiting Capua to inspect fortifications and new outworks. Reports of cannon to Orbitello, provisioning contracts, regiments in Quarters, and readiness to march. Admiral Sievers at Cronflot supervising ships and a squadron to train young mariners. Rome notes on events in Rome and Milan including the Corpus Christi procession and conclave developments.
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Count Harrach
Caraffa
Capua
Count Daun
Orbitello
Tuscany
Petersbourg
Count Munich
Sievers
Cronflot
Revel
Seriat
Doborucki
Siberia
Rhit Prince
Moscow
Spain
Rome
St. John de Lateran
Duke of Gravina
Castel- Gondalto
Ion
Visichim
Signor
Acquaviva
Major Como
Pope
Signor Santa Maria
Venice
Otroboni
Porcia
Milan
Cufani
Cinfuegos
Portugal
M.jetty
Holy See
Duke of Ferelli
Vienna
Coscia
M. de Santa Maria
Sacred College
Gravina
Benevento
Signor Bandelmonte
Chevalier de St. George
Albano
Clementine Sobieski
Diamond
Johnson
Crawley
Gottembourg
Charlotte
Laly Teresa
Amsterdam
Turret Street Victualler’s Wife Cured By Dr Moore
Joseph Sprake of the Turk’s Head in Turnmill Street reports his wife suffered severe sciatica for weeks. After consulting Mr Moore at the Pestle and Mortar in Lawrence Pountney Lane, she recovered within hours. He praises Moore for cures of sciatica and dropsy and notes free care for the poor upon churchwardens’ recommendation.
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Paulo Purganth
Oratory
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Clare-market
London
Paris
Dublin
Royal College of Edinburgh
Archimedes
Frs
N. B
Watling-street
Times
Dreffes
Joseph Sprake
Turn-mill
Warren
Moore
John Moore
Lawrence Pountney’s Lane
Cannonstreet
Royal Regiments Parade and Windsor Notices
London reports a Wednesday review of the King’s Royal Regiment of Horse commanded by Lord Viscount Cobham and the Queen’s regiment led by the Duke of Argyll with royal presence and Indian delegates. Other items include Windsor entertainment, Sir Robert Rich’s return, Walpole travel, new peace commissions for Dorset and Durham, the funeral of John Lloyd, Jackson of Southgate’s marriage with Sir John Tash’s daughter, and a dispensation for Rev. Mr. John Quick to hold Loxhore rectory alongside his living.
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London
King’s Own Royal Regiment of Horse
Viscount Cobham
Queen’s Own Royal Regiment of Horse
Duke of Argyll
Datcher Common
Prince of Wales
Duke of Newecastle
Windsor Castle
Rober Rich, Bart
Dragoons
Windsor
Ireland
Robert Walpole
Norfolk
Horatio Walpole
France
Dorset
Durham
John Lloyd
St. Edmund the King
Lombard-fireet
Jackson
Southgate
Marri
John Tash
John Quick
Cathcart
Loxhore
Devon
Exon
John Tucker
Cornwell
Oxford
Bath
Miles Stapleton
Harrow On
Middlesex
William Stapleton
Leeward Islands
Charles the
Sir William Stapleton
Elizabeth
Charles Gerrardd Harrow
Duke of Somerer
Warwick Lake
Caniert
Fig
Maddietex
Westminster
Westminster Hall
Sirohn Gorton
Newgate
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch
Fidia
Rape upon Rape and The Busy Body at London Theatres
Historical notices report a broad sequence of events including church connections of Miles Stapleton and a Westminster Quarter Sessions charge by Sir John Gorton. They note prison transfers, pardons, and South Sea financials, followed by theatre billings for Rape upon Rape and The Busy Body at Goodman's Fields and Drury Lane venues and a missing hijacked coach reward.
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New Theatre
Goodman’s Fields
George Airy
Mr. Giffard
Charley
Mr. Smith
Francis Gripe
Cole
Jealous Trafick
W. Williams
Marple
R. Williams
Machen
Miranda
Giffard
Mahon
Quorum
Grig
Barden
Phebe
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Flanders
Naples
Canaries
Eaton
Capt. Upton
Holland
Buenos Ayres
Wind
N. N.E
Haye Market
Tom Tous
St. Paul's
White Hart Inn
Heland
Ludgate-street
Drapers Garden
Bell Alley
Tokenhouse Yard