Controversial Polish Fortifications and War News Spread Abroad
Warsaw reports translated pamphlet continues the Confederacy of Warsaw and Cracow unrest. It details fortifications at Courland Semigallia Kaminieck and the Fort of the Holy Trinity with pledged funding and repairs. Russian troops quarter in Great Poland. Bismark leads. European rulers expand navies and promote knights amid health fake cures and scurvy symptoms described in detail.
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Warsaw
Cracow
Warsim
Courland
Kaminieck
Holy Trinity
Republick
Semigalla
Paola
Fort Trinity
Christendom
Puliusk
Poland
Bismarck
Dyer
Pars
Spain
Order of
Wholesale Spirits at Apple Brandy Warehouse Strand
At Keen's Wharf Essex-Stairs Strand Randy, famed as fine as any foreign, sold daily at under half foreign price three shillings sixpence per gallon. Also Geneva of the Holland sort, London-made, priced at two shillings fourpence per gallon. All persons welcome to rate without buying.
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Keen’s Wharf
Essex-Stairs
Strand
Geneva
London
Ratte
To be Sold Leasehold Buildings in Chelsea Park Middlesex
To be sold situate in Chelsea Park Middlesex a leasehold group of large commodious houses shops and buildings recently belonging to the Tapestry Company with 30 years left on the lease ideal for granaries or any business needing space water carriage access details and further particulars from Mr Woodcock Castle Yard Holborn
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Chelsea Park
County of
Middlesex
Tapestry Company
Woodcock
Castle Yard
Holbourn
Port News In March Deal Ships Sail Tomorrow
March 6 report: the Dutch East India Ship has her rudder and will sail to Sheerness tomorrow. Remaining vessels include Mary Newsham bound for Barbados, Barbary Packer hake for Philadelphia, Charming Molly Powell for Bordeaux. Arrived: Speckwell from Seville and Lovely Mary from Cadiz, Hannah from New England, Unity from Oporto, Prompton from Dublin. Wind west-southwest 5.
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Deal
Sheerness
Mary
Newsham
Barbadoes
Unity
Maddox
Oporto
Prompton
Dublin
Wind
S. W
Paris reports on Lorraine cession and military movements
London dispatches from Paris claim M theil overcame Vienna cession hurdles, France to sell army equipment, militia sent home, Stanislaus poised to occupy Lorraine, Konigsoery preparations made. Marquess de Flanacour dies after coach accident. James Harrison named Captain in America. Roger Elton appointed Privy Chamber Gentleman. Captain William Toms of the African Company dies at Wapping.
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Paris
M. du Theil
Vienna
Lorrain
Germany
Stanislaus
Konigsoery
N.S
Marquess de Flanacour
Faubourg St. Germain
James Harrison
Regiment of Foot
Col. Philips
America
Duke of Grafton
Roger Elton
Gilbert Pickering
Wapping
William Toms
African Company
Eminent Apothecary Guerney Dies in London Estate to Sons and Daughters
Obituary notes multiple 18th century deaths including Mr Guerney of Pall Mall and John Hasingfield of Windsor. It records properties, marriages of his daughters, and praise for Guerney’s character. Also reports trials at the Old Bailey and a royal marriage treaty commission involving Prince of Wales and Princess Augusta. Includes bankrupts William Storat and Samuel Anfell.
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Pall Mall
Guerney
London
Windsor
John Hasingfield
Brampton
Chiswick
Middlesex
William Reed
Theald
Southampton-street
Covent Garden
Thomas Medley
Fritton
Earth
Samuel
Smyrna
Aleppo
Thomas Marsh
Richard Marshal
Newgate
Aylesbury
Buckinghamshire
Afr
Pontifex
George Neal
Duke’s Place
Macklington
Leadenhall-street
Deccas’d
Guinea
ThurGay Wa
Bronsdon
Locere
East-India Company
Dan. Gultlin
Prince Auguruh
D. Whitehall
Great Britain
John Lord Delawar
Delawar
West
Cantilupe
Ewyas
Tregoz
Grenlie
Houthold
Mott
Order of the Bath
Prince of Wales
Aueutta
Duke of
Saxe Gotha
George Earl of
Cadlmondeley
County Palatin of Chester
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France
the Daily Posf
Numb
Mr. Fisher
Horle
Salisbury
John Moore
Laurence Pountney
s-Lane
Cannonstreet
Mr. Moore
Rachel Fisher
N.B
Mooney
Port News
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