Proceedings of the General Dyet of Poland continuation
The sitting opened with the King nominating deputies to draft acts for the Dyet and naming Crown, Lithuanian, and other officials. Emissaries from Rome and Constantinople sent reports, funding requests were discussed, and tempers flared among nuncios over seating and duties. The Dyet adjourned repeatedly as disputes persisted, with news of Russian troop withdrawal noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Plocko
Ecclesiattick
Palatine
Sendomir
Little Poland
Count Poniatowski
Great Poland
Lithuania
M. Masialsky
Mislavia
Rome
Count Stadnicky
Constantinople
Poland
Crown Army
M. Rudzinsky
Dyet
Senate
Republick
Courland
Gard
Port News Prompt Returns Varied Shipping Movements
In Port News from Chester and Gravesend dated November 8, ships named include the Chester Man of War still present. vessels such as the Merry thought Wadden and the Crown Wherry from Streights. the Samuel and Elizabeth Chilton. Anne and Elizabeth Finch bound for Havre de Grace. North wind. Several ships pass by Constant Beale Richard and Sarah Scott Charles Hatch Change Boucher Anne Scott from Norway. Buck Wilkinson from Stockholm. John and Barbara Castleton from Danizick. Neptune Den from Gottenburg. Samuel Blake from Petersbourg.
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Deal
Chester
Fail
Wadden
Anne
Scott
Norway
Buck
Wilkinson
Stockholm
John
Barbara
Castleton
Danizick
Neptune
Den
Gottenburg
Samuel
Blake
Petersbourg
Bowles becomes High-Steward of Bewdiey in Dorset
London news reports William Bowles Esq MP for Bridport taking oaths in the High Court of Chancery to become High-Steward of Bewdiey in place of the late Lord Herbert of Cherbury. The item also notes appointments for Land-Waiters in London and a death linked to a previous insult by footpads near Camberwell.
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William Bowles
Bridport
Laugh
Deceas
Hawes
Harvey, Esq
Hextor Square
Dixon
Camberwell
Robert and
Mary
Yarmouth
Hurst
Naples
Goodwin-Sands
Deal
Royal
Duke
Amelia
Caroline
Louisa
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
John Arnold
Rome
Matthews
Chatham
Queen-Square Chapel
Fuller
Red- Lion-Square
George Smith
Red-Lyon-Court
Fleet-Street
Holloway
Colchester
Essex
Richard Boyce
London Trade Exports Iron Copper Lead Powder to Colonies
A Colchester factor in Cornhill notes shipments export from London on Tuesday including 75 tons wrought and unwrought iron, 57 tons wrought copper, 59 tons unwrought copper, 20 cwt lead snow, and 900 lb gunpowder to Virginia, and 1189 lb tea to Ireland. Evening theater notes at Drury Lane show The Miser and Harlequin. Covent Garden presents Methri dates with the Necromancer.
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St. Peter’s Alley
Cornhill
Colchester
London
East India
Virginia
Ireland
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
the Miser
Grand l’ol-Gi
Covent Garden
Methridates
the Necromancer
High Water at London Bridge Reported Early Morning
A high water event at London Bridge was recorded twenty eight minutes after ro in the morning with authorities warning of rising levels and potential disruption to local traffic and river traffic.
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London Bridge
South Sea Stock and Annuities Prices Reported
Market figures show South Sea Stock at 103 3.5 and 103 5, with South Sea Annuities quoted at 1t 5 8cs to 3qrs and New South Sea Annuities at 116 3qrs to 7 8ths. Bank stock at 142 3 qrs, Bank Circulation at 5s premium. Indian securities priced around 172 5 half, Three per Cent Annuities in reserve, Royal Exchange Assurance at 106 rqr, London ditto at 13 3qrs, African shares 14, copper 31 5s, South Sea bonds 21.9s premium, India ditto 6.15s, mine adventure shares 61, Emperor’s and Exchequer loans shown with several per cent rates.
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New South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Prem
Ditto
Oxford Almanack Prospect of Exeter College Engraved by Vertue
On Tuesday next will be published the Oxford Almanack for the Year 7395 showing a fine Prospect of Exeter College adorned with emblematical Figures and engraved by Mr. Vertue. Printed at Oxford and sold in London by Phil Overton, a print seller near St Dunstan's Church Fleet Street.
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Oxford
Exeter College
Mr. Vertue
London
Phil. Overton
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet-street
Devereux Court
Temple
Taylor
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General Dyet
Warsaw
Port News
Hinchliff
Ludgate-Hill
Rammatica Lusitano Anglica
W. Meadows
Euward Byssner
Virgil
Joseren Trarp
D.D
Telemac Aus
Ulysses
Aristonous
Cambray
Mr. Boyer
William Bouun
Middle-Temple
V. M. J. Justini
Hy N. Baller
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