Nuncio Entry in Venice and Allied Dispatches
Venice reports the public audience for Signor John Oddi Archbishop of Laodicea as Nuncio from the Pope with 60 Senators present. Mortars saluted the procession, refreshments were served, and crowds gathered at the Nunciature. Berlin notes the king at Potsdam with hunts and marriage notices. Paris discusses Poland affairs and potential troop movements in Mantua Tuscany and Lombardy. Maritime arrivals from Falmouth and Seville are listed in Gravesend.
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John Oddi
Laodicea
Island of the Holy Ghost
Chevalier Duodo
St. Mark
Duode
Berlin
Potsdam
Traineaux
Baron de Chmradt
Leopold
Anahalt-Deflau
Alps
Paris
Poland
Sacred College
Augustus
Italy
Marshal de Noailles
Mantuan
Tuscany
Parmesan
Lacentine
Port News Pool Report From March Transit
Port News item notes arrivals and departures on March six with ships including Robert from Ostend Clarke and John and Elizabeth Wills to Concall. Outward-bound saildown last night and this morning. Beavers Smith and A Vany Briane bound for New York William and Elizabeth Hudson for Virginia Martha Annis for South Barbary Robert and Mary Duncomb for Ile of May Ashley Jenkins for Jamaica and a Dutch Ship for Sheerness sailed.
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Port News
Pool
Robert
Clarke
Ostend
John
Elizabeth
Wills
Concall
Deal
Beaver
Smith
South Barbary
Robert and Mary
Duncomb
Ile of May
Ashley, Jenkins
Jamaica
Sheerness
Worm medicines advertised by John Moore in London shop
An advertisement describes John Moore apothecary at the Pestle and Mortar in Lawrence Lane London offering worm remedies that reportedly expelled long worms and cured the patient. It notes where to obtain Moore’s powders and warns against counterfeits sealed without proper inscription. It also lists related works and promotes Boyle’s Experimental Philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Lawrence Fountney
Cannonstreet
London
J. Moone
N.B
Moon
Humperford-Martet
Byfield
Moore’s
Columbarium
England
Peace measures and court appointments amid European talks
Paris letters report France and Vienna coordinating to satisfy Northern Powers and Empire in peace. Names assigned include Rokozel Bethune’s governorship and Polastron’s sub-governorship. A royal ballads preview at Versailles is noted. Also obituary of the Rev. Roger Laurence at 65, with life from Christ’s Hospital to Lethieullier. Lord Viscount Chetwynd’s audience with the King and Queen is included, and tea dealers seek action against smuggling.
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London
Paris
Vienna
Empire
St. Venant
Chevalier de Rokozel
Cardinal de Fleury
Bethune
Count de Polastron
Dauphin
Landau
M. Maffznet
N.S
Ore House
Versailles
Mr. Lethieullier
Beckenham
Kent
Roger Laurence
Christ’s Hospital
Lethieullier
Spain
Christ Church
Betts
University of Oxford
Hickes
Collier
John Lord Viscount Chetwynd
Staffordshire
Lord Viscount Chetwynd
Ships Capture and Arrivals Off Porto Del Gora Reported
Yesterday morning Advice that the Lilly Capt Townsend safely arrived at Alidantrom Porto del Gora and that the Pitmire Capt Well arrived at Portsmouth from the same place. The ships were taken in November by Imperialists off Porto Del Gora and carried to Trieste for detention on suspicion of provisions for the Spaniard. The Kittlington Galley Capt Pitts bound Lisbon to the Western Islands left on the island of St Michael. all hands saved. The Goldfinch bound to Bristol from Virginia lay 16 weeks at Lifton Harbour and after two forcible exits from port, no news since. Also notices of deaths and local incidents, plus theatre listings and high water at London Bridge.
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Lilly
Townsend
Alidantrom
Porto del Gora
Pitmire
Well
Portsmouth
Trieste
Kittlington
Pitts
Lisbon
St. Michael
Bristol
Virginia
Lifton
Ackers
Chelsea College
Bath
John Baliston
Hamborough
Nevis
St. Christopher’s
James Wilson
Southwark
Petersham
Wandsworth
Barn-Elms
Rochampon
Financial figures montage from South Sea era market prices
A sequence of quoted prices and securities including South Sea Stock, Annuities, Bank, India securities, Royal Exchange Assurance, Landes, York Buildings, African and English Copper, Welch dicta, and various three percent and Emperor's Loan notes with fractional shillings and pence.
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South Sea
Dicto
Mine Adventure
Emperor’s Loan
Prem
London Orphans Fund dividend announced by City Chamberlain
The Chamber of London on March 6 1735 states that on Monday March 15 the extraordinary dividend of two and one eighth percent will be paid to Orphans Fund proprietors. Payments will continue each Monday and Thursday from 10 to 1, holidays excepted.
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Chamber of London
To be LETT at Good Brick House in Essex
Property description lists a brick house twelve miles from Beacon and two from Rumford Essex. Four rooms on one floor, three stories, cellaring, brew and wash houses, water supply, two coach houses, stabling for seven, gardens and orchard with fruit trees and two long fish ponds. Includes four adjoining fields about 20 acres with a burn. Enquiries directed to Crull Baker’s Coffee-House Exchange Alley and others in Ilford and Hornchurch. also two houses in Prujean’s Court in the Old Bailey.
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Beacon
Rumford
Essex
Crull
Baker's Coffee-House
Exchange-Alley
Jeflop
de Angel
Ilford
Moyfe
Hornchurch
N.B
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Prestoe
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Norris
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Heathroft
Mary
Riley
Margaret
Thompson
Shadwell
Rodgers
Seville
Dublin
Thomas
Boyle
King’s Theatre
Hay-Market
Orpheus
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Committee
Fall
Phaeton
Covent Garden
Jane Shore
Persens
Andromeda
New Theatre
Goodman’s Fields
Farat
Honest York Fireman
London Bridge
Flower
Henry Lintot
St. Dunttan’s
Fleer-streec
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