Court notes Polish indemnity talks and Turkish moves
Reports from Paris Vienna and Belgrade detail Dolgoruky’s London mission gifts for travel costs, Turkish advances near Asaph repelled by Vice Admiral Bredahl, and Polish Electorate assurances to Poland. Kiev artillery arrival confirms heavy cannon burial. court plans Moscow move, crackdowns on public disturbers, and massive war preparations.
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Rince Sergey Dolgorucky
Great Britain
London
Asaph
Bredahl
Baron de Keyserling
Warsaw
M. Luhm
Poland
Saxony
de Lowendahl
Kiev
Paris
Moscow
Schluffelbourg
Belgrade
Panczova
Oppova
Temeswar
Count Konigsegg
Vienna
Col. Tornaco
Count Colloredo
Ulm
Swabia
Marquess de Botta
Petersbourg
St. Leopold’s
Cloftere-Neubourg
Bavaria
Hungary
Theiffa
Servia
Bannat of
Turbulent Towardyre Affair At Court And Admiralty Trials
London dispatches recount an incident where Count de Bruhl faced a treasurer’s attendant who struck him with a sabre over precedence near the King’s coach. The episode sparks royal mortification and guard summons. The note details other courtly movements, ministerial visits, and Admiralty court prosecutions including a murder verdict and other maritime cases.
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Count de Bruhl
Republick
Villers
Finland
Wesel
Prussia
Cleves
Buchanan
Smith
Royal Guardian
Hoadley
India
Deccas
Longden
Holderness
John Grant
Newgate
Couly
Mediterranean
Holland
Spain
St. Edmund the King
Lombard-street
Langbourn Ward
Port News From Bristol And Gravesend Seaports
Bristol reports arrivals including Parham Pink Alway from Lockham and the Harry Deveral from the Streights with the Diana from Virginia Deal notes the Chester Man of War remains and Defence Coats shipments to East India Ayres and Gaylord Purnell from Malaga wind recorded. Gravesend notes passing ships Humphry Mer sey and Mayflower Barker from Norway and Barbadoes Packet Deafon from Petersbourg.
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Bristol
Alway
Lockham
Harry
Deveral
Streights
Diana
Virginia
Deal
Chester
Coats
East- India
Ayres
Purnell
Malaga
Gravesend
Pass
Humphry
Mersey
Barker
Norway
Deafon
Petersbourg
High Water at London Bridge Reported Early Morning
London Bridge saw high water levels recorded about 28 minutes after midnight in the morning according to local reports. The surge affected nearby streets and prompted temporary closures near the riverfront as authorities monitored conditions.
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London Bridge
Financial price list of South Sea and related securities
A historical OCR fragment lists South Sea stocks including stock 103 1 half and 1037 S&bhy South Sea Annuities rr 3 qrs to 97 8ths New South Sea Annuities rrr 78ths to 112 Bank 143 Bank Circulation 1 5s 6d Premium India 173 chalk Three per Cent Annuities Royal Exchange Assurance 106 1 half London ditto 133 qrs African 14 English Copper 31 South Sea Bonds 2 108 Premium Indian 61.16 ditto Salt Talies half co 2 qr ditto Mine Adventure Shares 6 Seven per Cent Emperor's Loan 110 3 qrs Five per Cent ditto 100 Three 1 half per Cent Exchequer Orders 6 half per Cent Premium Three per Cent ditto 3ers per Cent ditro
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Ioan
Notice to Let Mount Whitechapel Mount Ground
The City of London Chamberlain's committee gives notice it will lease Whitechapel Mount Effex Road ground in whole or part. Proposals to be received in the Guildhall Council Chamber on Wednesday 15 November at four o clock. Further details from the Comptroller's Office in the Guildhall.
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City of
London
Mount
Whitechapel
Effex Road
Guildhall
Aisne
Comptroller
den, Hamond
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Yeterday Arriv
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St. James’s
Mr. Harcourt
Christ Church, Oxford
Board of Admiralty
Lords Commissioners
Troughton
Fern
Berkley
Jerusalem Court
Thomas Ansell
Pacific Church of St. James Cleskenwell
Bray
Nowell
Thursiay
Hackney
Stamp Brooksbank
Ely
High Court of Admiralty
Henry Penrice
Fair Court
Baron Parker
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Robin Good-Fellow
Covent Garden
the Royal Chace
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