Primate and Tarlo Seek Tranquility in Poland Crisis
The Daily Post reports visits by the Primate of the Kingdom and Count Tarlo to Mynheer Rumph about measures to restore European tranquility, amid Polish tensions. Letters from various European ministers and nobles discuss potential general councils, troop withdrawals, and shifting alliances as King Augustus III seeks support and legitimacy.
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Tarlo
Lublin
Mynheer Rumph
States General
Europe
Poland
Marquess de Monti
M. Rumph
Thorn
Baron Bernsdorff
Denmark
Copenhagen
Augustus the Third
Port News Report of Arrivals and Sailing
Deal March 17 This Morning arrived the Martha from Holland bound for Guinea No ship in the Downs Wind northeast Gravesend March 17 Arrived the Britannia Henderson from Rotterdam
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Port News
Deal
Arriv
Martha
Holland
Guinea
Downs
Gravesend
Britannia
Holderson
Rotterdam
Antiscorbatick Cure Advertised by Mr Moore in Southwark Inn
A long early modern advertisement details a Book-keeper from a Southwark inn suffering scorbutic symptoms and fatigue. It promotes Mr John Moore of Laurence Pountney Lane Apothecary as offering an Antiscorbatick Spirit and pills with purges claimed to cure the scurvy symptoms, explaining benefits to circulation, vigor, and vitality. The piece extols the medicine as superior to all others and invites inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwark
John. Moore
Laurence Pountney
s-Lane
N.B
Jon Moone
Requests for Author Identification in Ancient Letters
The piece notes two letters from Bath dated Oct 8 1733 and Path Aug 28 1935 requesting the author to reveal himself by the 29th Leg of the current term. It promises protection and gratitude if the author discloses, and urges the recipient to offer a convincing token beyond words of the writers’ esteem.
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Azhereas
Bath
Hains
To be LETT A Convenient House in Greenwich
A convenient house in good repair at the Bear and Ragged Staff in London street Greenwich offering four rooms on the first floor three chambers two garrets two cellars a scabie for four horses a nine pin and skettle ground with a large piece of garden ground. Enquire at the house or at Mr dammand s brewer in Greenwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London-street
Greenwich
Houte
Coffee-House Listings and Blacking-Balls Sale Notice
A historical notice advertises multiple coffee houses in St Fames and surrounding areas, listing establishments from St Fames Street to Covent Garden and Fleet Street, with prices and locations. It also promotes German Blacking-Balls approved by the King, claiming leather protection, durability for a year, and suitability for servants taking items to country seats, with wholesale sale by Johan Kirby in Bishopsgate.
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St. Fames’s
Germain
St. Fames
Bisoopsgate-street
Amsterdam
Grigsby
Royal Exchange
England
Johan Kirby
DeVonshire-street
Buhopigats
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Berlin
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Naples
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Ferrara
Mantuan
Dutchy
Robert Saunders
Wanstead
Essex
Ely
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Elizabeth Godard
Capt. Godard
Peirce Gallyard
Lincoln’s Inn
Afton
John Afton
Fishmongers Hall
Duke of Lorrain
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Rogers
Francis Child
Calne
Wiltshire
Charitable Corporation Lottery
Ar. Hickford
Panton-street
Signor al Abacco
London Bridge
South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
York Buildings
Welch
Mine Adventure
Emperor’s
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William Kinatton
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Scott
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Everal
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Farringdon
Ludgate
Chaplyn
Crown Tavern
Charles Price
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