Hague Dispatch Reveals European War Council Actions
Letter from the Hague reports the States General and ministers meeting to counter French moves as Marshal Maillé-Bois advances on the Lower Rhine. Plans include an Army of Observation with Hanoverian troops and Cologne forces, while Britain weighs troop commitments and Dutch neutrality and potential peace overtures loom amid shifting Allied strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Maillebois
Lower Rhine
Couvieran
Council of State
London
Vienna
Hanover
Cologne
Republick
Westphalia
Electorate of Hanover
Fletor
Marshal Maillebois
Netherlands
Great Britain
Electorate of Handover
Dariger
Count - Waffenaer
Twickel
Elector of
Sardinia
Saxony
House of Bourbon
Republi
M. Kalkben Hambergun
France
Bohemia
Prufians
Eib
Prague
Charles
Bathiatry
Upper Austria
PORT NEWS. Nov 19 Shipping List and arrivals
The Mediterranean Gordon bound for Lisbon sails westward with outward-bound ships. Remaining at Gravesend are Princess Louisa, Good Samaritan Tender, Rubrick Durnford for Oporto, Leachley Hemp seed for Lifton, Polly Baighton for Madeira. Several ships pass by the Friends Goodwill and others from Lisbon Dublin Maryland and Hudson's Bay. The Success Powell arrived at St Kitts with 230 enslaved people and sailed to Jamaica on Sept 12.
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Deal
Mediterranean
Gordon
Lisbon
Princess Louisa
Good Samaritan
Rubrick
Durnford
Oporto
Leachley
Hempseed
Lifton
Polly
Baighton
Madeira
Wind N. N. W
Dublin
Thomas
Neptune
Bartholomew
Katherine Earle
Maryland
Mary
Coates
Hudson’s Bay
Notable losses and official appointments in Cambridge and London
Yesterday morning died Mr Chappellew a linen draper in Cheapside. Rev Henry Stebbing presented to the Rectory of Coton in Cambridgeshire. Smuggling arrests made at Brighthelmstone and Ramsgate. waterman drowned near Rotherhithe. rumoured transport to Jamaica and Barbados. Bankrupts listed as Alvérès, Grimes, Limbrey. High water at London Bridge noted with stock prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappellew
Cheapside
Henry Stebbing
Catherine-Hall
Cambridge
Coton
Cambridgeshire
Thame
Gilham
Tidefmer
Rotherhithe
John Biffer
Michaél'Bowlés
Brighthelmstone
Patrick’ Bourke
George’ Ellis
Thomas de Veil
Newgate
George Ellis
Cape Francois
Bourdéaux
Jamaica
Mary-Ange
Iby
Newfoundland
Dieppe
Gil Mangels
Hery Goven
Armstrong
St ‘Kies
Barbadoes
Barbuda
Facoby
Alvéres
Billy-street
London
William
Ambiguous OCR Note on Bond Rates and Tallies
Fragmentary financial item lists various bonds and tallies with phrases like Ditto 3 38ths to r half and India Bonds 2 20s. Several items have no price shown. Mentions include Royal Exchange invite, Emperor's Loan, Exchequer and three per cent rates with minimal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalf
Rfedition Bank
Royal Exchange
London
India
Lovery Tigaets
City Lands Let For Building Leases In London
The Committee for Letting the City's Lands in the Account of the Chamberlain of London announces intention to lease several parcels for 61 year and 21 year terms. Properties include a messuage in Windsor Court Monkswell Street, one in Thames Street near Broken Wharf, a fronting messuage in the Old Bath, and two in Shoemaker Row Aldgate. Proposals may be made at the Guildhall Council Chamber this day at four o'clock. particulars available at the Comptroller's Office. a. D., SEAMAN, Comptroller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of London
Windsor Court
Monkswell-Street
Mary Morrison
Thames-Street
Broken-Wharfy
Thomas Harman
Bath
Hannah Wilson
Shoemaker Row
Aldgate
John Cavell
Shoemaker-Row
Ear
Nanted
William Atkinson
Council
Guildhall
London
A. D
Seaman
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Dovenby
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Sh Lane
John Webster
Cockermauth
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