Rome Prepares Ceremony as First Senator Takes Dignity
Rome reports the May 11 event marking the fixing of possession for Rome’s first senator with Count Bielke as participant. A formal procession from the Vatican to the Capitol included Cardinals ambassadors and judges, with cannon salutes and fountains of wine for the populace. The next day the court continued visits to St Peter’s and the Sacred College. elsewhere, notices from Stockholm, Antwerp and Deal describe intelligence on Courland, Russia, Poland and naval movements in the Baltic and North Seas.
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Rome
Nicholas Bielke
Vatican
Courts of Justice
Usbin
Bielke
Place de Navona
Cours
Capitol
St. Angelo
St. Peter’s Church
Sacred College
Corcia
Ifchia
Kingdom of
Naples
Stockholm
Danizick
Duke of
Courland
Deceas
Poland
Dantzick
Russia
Sweden
Charles
Letersourg
Velch-Marshal Lacy Arriv
Asaph
Tauroff
Crimea
Tamerow
Cuban
M. Nepleuff
Baron Shaphiroff
M. Volenskey
London Letter from Vienna May 18 references Dahlman and local affairs
London reports Baron Dahlmann’s possible departure from Babadaghhi and scant news of him as he may attend peace talks if the Porte cedes Asaph. The Lady Dahlman is commended for scholarship and languages. Parliament settles a jointure for the Princess of Wales. City elections, a drapers clerk ballot, and a watchmaker’s succession are noted along with local trials, excise convictions, and street incidents. Trade imports and exports list wares from Fenchurch Street, Dantzick, Holland, and Dunkirk. The theatre offerings at Drury Lane and Covent Garden are listed.
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Vienna
Baron Dahlman
Babadaghi
Asaph
Christendom
Dahlman
Princess of Wales
Robert Parker
Drapers Company
Comins
Cooper
Davis
Hardwick
Newland
Morrice
Humphry Morrice
Baron Thomson
Guild Hall
Queenhithe
Nichols
Commissioners of Excise
Fenchurchftreet
Dantzick
Holland
Dunkirk
Spain
Portugal
High Water at London Bridge in the Afternoon
Market notes show South Sea stock at 103 8ths yesterday with annuities at 1107 8ths and new South Sea annuities at 112 1 half to 1s. Bank figures include 147 for bank and 3) for new bank circulation. Prem. Lidia at 181 1 half, three per cent annuities at 106 7 8ths, Royal Exchange Assurance 1:2, London ditto 147 8s, African 15, English copper 21 tas. South Sea bonds at 41 2s, India ditto 71 1s. Sale tallies 110 4½, mine adventure shares 6, Emperor's loan 1168 qr con half, three per cent exchequer orders 7, three per cent ditto 3 shillings 9d.
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South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
Prem
Lidia
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
India
Mine Adventure
Conhalf
For Sale by the Candle at Marine Coffee-House Birchin Lane
A bankruptcy sale offers 80 pieces of damask and brocades, 100 pieces of Paduafoys, 100 pieces of Sha greens and Sergedefoys, 100 brocaded mantuas, 150 pieces of Turketees and Sarfenets, 170 dozen worsted and thread, all viewable at Mr. Bells Sale Warehouse in St Mary Aldermary Bow Lane. Sale at five this afternoon from five o'clock.
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Marine
Birchin-Lane
Bell
Grand Sale
St. Mary Aldermary Church
Bow-lane
The Goods of Detliffe Kloppenburg To Be Sold
Peremptory sale of 80 pieces printed linens and quilts 50 Kendall cottons 50 West Country and superfine scarlets 200 dowlas garlex 200 cambricks 30 dyed shalloons 30 pieces handkerchiefs and various muslin linens and fabrics plus a gold watch on silver movements. Goods viewable at the public Sale Warehouse Copthall Court Throgmorton Street from today until four o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
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Detliffe Kloppenburg
Marine
Birchin-lane
Kendall
Hanover
Russia
History of London City Transactions 1241 1315
William Maitland presents the third number of a history series detailing public transactions and notable occurrences in London from 1241 to 1315. It includes city charters, explanatory remarks, and notes on postponed title pages and prefatory matter for the next issue.
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London
Westminster
William Maitland
R.S
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Port News
Deal
Downs
Eagle
Cathcart
Jamaica
Ashy
Theatre-Royal
Drury Lane
Dofor
Theatre- Royal
Covent «Garden
Opera Call
London Bridge
London Fields
Hackney
Cremer
Crown
Warling-street
Bloomsbury Square
Crown Tavern
Mr. Sellwood
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