Papal Conspiracy and European Court Moves Reported
Vienna dispatches reveal delays to a papal consistory to acknowledge Augustus III as King of Poland and letters flowing between Naples Madrid and Vienna. Reports note plans for the Duke of Lorraine at future conferences, potential Golden Fleece knights, and restrictions on recruiting for foreign princes. Margrave d Anspach seeks quarters for Carols Huffats, while marriages and a court of honour in England occur amid theatre listings and a high water event at London Bridge.
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Augustus III
Poland
Naples
Aquaviva
Madrid
Count de Harrach
Vienna
Lombardy
Duke of Lorrain
Gratz
Stria
Knights of the Golden Fleece
Aulick Council
Prussia
Anspach
For Sale in Chelsea Park Middlesex Leafehold Houses Shops
To be sold situate in Chelsea Park in the county of Middlesex freehold houses shops and buildings lately belonging to the Tapestry Company tie id buildin are very large and commodious built a few years and there are now 36 years to me in the lease they are convenient for granaries or any business requiring much room and are well situated for water carriage further particulars may be had of Mr Woodcock in Castleyard Halburn
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Chelsea Park
County of
Middlesex
Tapestry Company
Tie Id
Port News Deal March 3 Dutch Ship for Sheerers
Weather and sea report notes a strong easterly wind E.N.E. for two days off Deal. Ship Remain the Dutch Ship, commanded by Sheerers, endures the harsh conditions as a gale persists.
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Deal
Sheerers
Theis
Treaty of Marriage Planned Between Lord Dunkeron and Miss Clavering
London reports a treaty of marriage between Lord Dunkeron heir to the Earldom of Shelbourn and Miss Clavering heiress of Sir Clavering of Axwell, Durorox. The match, soon to be consummated, links two prominent aristocratic families of Ireland and Durorox with coheir connections.
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Ham
Bart
Herbert Windsor
Lord Montjoy
Miss Clavering
James Clavering
Elizabeth
Richard Ortway
Stretham
Sarah Thayrée
Mitcham
St. James’s Street
Jean Cole
Bingham
Nottingham
Earl of Effingham
England
House of Lords
Dunkeron
Earl of Shelbourn
Kingdom of Ireland
SirClavéring
Axwell
Dur
Oex
Financial quotes from South Sea stock and bonds
Yesterday market notes show South Sea Stock at 96 with 973 shares, South Sea Annuities at 110 and 3 pence half, New South Sea Annuities at half, Bank at 149, Bank Circulation at 61 7s 6d, Premium India at 175 1/4, Three per Cent Annuities near 101 7s 0d to 102, Royal Exchange Assurance at 108 1/2, London Assurance at 137 1/2, ork Buildings at 21 1/4, African at 15, English Copper at 21 4s, Welch ditto at 24, South Sea Bonds at 51, Premium India ditto at 51 5/8, Three per Cent ditto at 4 1/2 to 5 0s, Sale Tallies at 4 no 4, Mine Adventure Shares at 71, Emperor's Loan at 112 1/2, Three-half per Cents at 5 per cent premium.
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Prem
India
Royal Exchange
London
Ork
Welch Ditta
Ditto
Disto
Mine Adventure
Emperor's Loan
Premuum
For Let A Brick House Near London and Essex
A good brick house twelve miles from London and two from Romford Essex offers four rooms per floor over three stories with cellaring a wash house two coach houses and stabling for seven horses water Gardens orchard two ponds and about 20 acres adjoining sales info through Crull Baker's Coffee-House Ilford Moyse Hornchurch and two more houses in Providence Court Old Bailey Enquire.
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Rumford
Essex
Crull
Baker’s
Jessop
Angel
Ilford
Moyfe
Hornchurch
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Tno
Prujean’s Court
Mr. Crull
Merchants and Drapers Drapery Goods Sale at Mermaid Coffee-House
By consent of the trustees a sale by candle will be held at the Marine Coffee-House Birchin Lane on Thursday at 4 o clock in the afternoon. Goods include Dowlas Garlex Irish Hollands Cambricks Muflings Diaper and Damask Tabling princed Linens Cottons. View from Monday morning at Warehouse No 17 in Dyers Hall Thames Street until sale time.
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Marine
Birchin-Lane
Dyers Hall
Thames-street
To-morrow will be publise'd The Fourty EpoIiTion of DISCOURSE of SCHISM
A historical pamphlet note arguing that schism is a damnable sin between the Church of England and Dissenters. It claims schism is charged on the Dissenters side and rejects toleration pretences as a defense. An appended answer by Tho Benner defends Protestants against Bebism charges.
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Church of England
Evsex
Gilfon
Glediitil
Colchester
Shepherd
Braintree
Thomas
Benner
Tho. Benner
W. Langs
R. Manby
J. Paul's
Salt by the Candle Sale Inventory at Sir John Thompson’s Warehouses
Listing of goods to be sold at the time of sale including 120 tons sew and 22 barrels panore, 20 ditto Duft, 12 casks pearl, 30 bags shomack, 66 casks madder, 20 tons Ke and Redwood theater goods, logwood at Sir John Thompson warehouses, 45 hogsheads gam senni ca, red saunders and redwood casks, turmeric, roach allam, gum senneg, guar arabick, hempfeeds. Other goods at Mr Lane Cannon-street and John Becher Turn-wheel.
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Ie Birneha
Sir John Thompson
Dyers-Hatt
Thames-street
The Universal Spectator Volumes by Henry Stongcastre
This Day is published in two nest pocket volumes printed on fine letter and paper with the Spectator. Collected from a weekly paper first appearing October 1723. Editors expect variety of gothic topics will please all readers. Printed for multiple booksellers at five shillings.
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Spectator
Universal Spectator
Henry Stongcastre
Northumberland
J. Pemberton
A. Ward
E. Symon
J. Clarke
D. Browne
R. Nut
LT. Worrall
T. Aftley
Publication notice for sixteenth volume contents
A March publish'd issue announces General DiGionary volumes with translations and letters from Bayle and poets and politicians. It lists authors Barnard Birch Lockman and others, with numerous shops and avenues in London and Scarborough. Proposals for the work may be read gratis, and the next issue promises lives of Dacier Davénane Denham and Dodwell.
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Roger Cotes
Cowley
Creec
Cromwell
Mr. Bayle
Paris
Great Britain
Ireland
Bayle
John Peter Barnard
Thomas Birch
John Lockman
G. Serahan
J. Clarke
T. Harbert
Cornhill
J.gray
de Poulery
J. Batley
J. Wood
Paternofler Row
J. Shuckburgh
Fleet-Street
J. Walcox
A. Millar
de Strand
T. Osborne
Gray’s Inn
J. Brindley
New Bend-street
J. Betcenham
E. Cave
Sc. John’s Lane
C. Ward
R. Chandier
Fleet Street
Scarborough
J Roberts
Warwick-Lline
Mons
Madam Dacier
William Davénane
John Denham
Dodwell
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