Import of Wool and Linen Toasts Markets Amid Turmoil
News from Buffel reports disruption in inland trade due to Troubles and the Sari- Bey-Oglou rebellion, with wheat increasingly purchased for meat in Bear-Key Market. A Saturday import from Fife brings 71,100 yards of linen. A fatal street quarrel in Buffel ends with Burgess mortally wounded by Kimmerly. Burgess dies after a knife wound near Prince Street. Kimmerley jailed and sent to Bridewell then Newgate. Theatre listings show Armist, Damon and Phillida at Drury Lane and Covent Garden offerings.
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Country News
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Bridewell
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Soldiers enlistment drive reaches hundred men for Hungary
Francfort reports the regency mobilizing soldiers for Imperial service with within three days to declare interest. Fifty enlisted, forty more raised, leaving ten to complete the hundred for Hungary. Nearby states also raise troops. The Landgrave of Hesse-Darmstadt drafts six men per company to form the Emperor's contingent. In Dresden, Baron de Erffa, trusted by the King, departs for Vienna to resume ministerial functions, while Chamberlain Utterodt sails to Hanover then London as Envoy Extraordinary to Britain.
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London
Port News From Cowes
Port entries at Cowes dated March 17 to 19 list arrivals and departures. Dantzick Merchant West from Carolina, Hannah Storey for Carolina, Mary Roberts from Carolina Gravesend, and vessels King of Portugal Lisbon, Liberty Halfaight, and West Gilbie from Dunkirk reported in merchant traffic.
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Carolina
Deal
Hannah
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Liberty
Halfaight
Gilbie
Dunkirk
Ruffians Fortify Kiev and Alpine Dispatches Mixed
News from Leopard reports Ruffians adding fortifications at Kiev with General Lowen dahl reviewing lines while General Herman checks winter quarters. Hanover says an ethnic officer fined for burning Danish captain’s equipage at Ratzeberg. Paris letters note Solar in Turin conferences on marriage plans. Earl of Selkirk’s corps to be carried out.
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Madame
France
High Water at London Bridge After 6 Pm Incident
Water levels rose rapidly at London Bridge within 55 minutes after 6 in the afternoon. Officials warned travelers of disruptions as the tide advanced, with potential closures of nearby roads and ferries. Local residents reported flooding of low-lying areas and brief interruptions to river traffic.
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London Bridge
Market quotation fragment for South Sea stocks and bonds
A fragmentary market summary lists prices for South Sea Stock and Annuities, Bank opening figures, Premium India, Three Per Cent Annuities, Million Bank, Royal Exchange Assurance, London ditto, English Copper, Salt Tallies, Mine Adventure Shares, and several percent and discount notes. It reads like a historical securities table with scattered figures and old currency notation.
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Prem
India
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London
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For Sale by the Candle at Marine Coffee House Birchin-Lake
Advertises goods to be sold by candle at Marine Coffee House Birchin-Lake near the Royal Exchange tomorrow the 21st instant at four in the afternoon. Items include various textiles and nuts stored in South Sea Company warehouses and Cook's Harbour, with delivery to John’s Coffee House in Swithin’s Alley. Broker: John Barnes in the King's Warehouse.
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Marine
Birchin-Lake
Royal Exchange
Ché
Chetan
Ditca Garmenia Wool
Fang
Strons Carracca
South Sea
Company
Cook
For Sale by ite Candle At Garraway's Coffee-House
Sale notice listing goods including 60 chests Bohea tea and 976 casks of Horduras logwood with warehouses at East India Company's and Thompson's Wharf Se Saviour's Dock. Catalogues to be delivered. Friday next at four o'clock in the afternoon. broker Samuel Torin.
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Thompson’s Wharf
Auction of Bunyan and Carey stock at Cheapside
The sale at the Bull Head Tavern in Cheapside announces auctions for the remaining stock in trade of late whip maker John Bunyan of Holborn and bankrupt merchant Henry Carey of Beverley. Catalogues will be available today. viewing permitted. Carey's sale starts at five o'clock. items include whips, sponge goods, silk handkerchiefs, mercer y and drapery, India paper parcels, and French needlework.
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Bow Church
Cheapside
John “Bunyan
Tare
Holbourn
Sponge. Co
Henry Carey
Beverley
Wigan
Carey
London Notice of Aisle Property Ad in Theobald's Row
Advert asks inquiries at Mr Hooper a Baker on Theobald's Row near Red Lion Square about a genteelairy house with two rooms per floor, neat garden behind, fit up with jailbody locks, front Garrat fallen, asking for a small family residence inquiry in the court.
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Red-Lyon Square
Aolbourn
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