Genoa to Vienna News Roundup From October to November
Genoa describes the capture of a Tunisian vessel by WO Gallies, with five of 32 aboard choosing suicide over slavery. Milan notes the Marquess de Carriera’s sentencing to prison. Warsaw reports a potential crown post change if the Great General dies. Vienna covers court talks on a Poland Prussia alliance, Russia’s czar recovery, and anticipated embassy to Moscow alongside British diplomatic moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis
Milan
Marquess de Carriera
Warsaw
Lubomirski
Dresden
Grodno
Vienna
Eugene of Savoy
Poland
Prussia
WM. de Bauer
Frentz
Mongotz
Kinski and
Neffelroth
Baron de Managerita
Presbourg
Hungary
M. de Lanczinki
Russia
Moscow
Great Britain
Duke of Montagu Kills King s Hand Over Tobago Colony
London, Nov 22. Yesterday the Duke of Montagu killed the King's Hand after securing a grant to settle a colony on Tobago Island. He is named Vice-Admiral of the island, located in St. Amer Bay near Panama, with fertile lands and abundant plantains bananas and cocoa. Sir Jacob Ackworth, Navy surveyor, obtained wrecked keels and ship rudders from the West Indies damaged by worms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Torrington
Lord Glenorchy
Denmark
M. Harman
King’s Bench Court
Westminster
Duke of Rutland
Hodgson
South-Sea
South-Sea House
Charles Spencer
Earl of Sunderland
Charles Hodges
of Marlborough
Woodstock
Oxfordshire
Duke of Norfolk
Worfop
Nottinghamshire
Yorkshire
Fulham
Putney
Shark
Pike
Downs
Madeira
America
Holborn Bridge
Lodg
Cowlane
Smithfield
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Anurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch
London
Duke of Montagu
Tobago
St. Amer
Bay of
Panama
Otoque
Jacob Ackworth
West Indies
Not Acted these Two Years Esop at Drury Lane Theatre
A late November performance at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane presents a comedy Esop by Mr. Cibber with a new entertainments of Perseus and Andromeda and The Rape of Colombine. The show includes five interludes and an array of named players such as Mrs Booth Mr Lally Miss Lindar Miss Robinson Mrs Walter and Mr Burney with newly painted scenes by Monsieur Deyoro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majesty’s Company
Theatre Royal
Drury-lane
Cibber
Perseu
Andromeda
Colombine
Mons. Roger
Mrs. Booth
Ferious
Mr. Lally
Mercury
Effex
Jupiter
Mr. Effex
Medusa
Thusbond
Orgors
Oughton
Mr. Burnty
Perseus
Myr. Boval
Mr. Rainton
Houghton
Mr. Burney
Mrs. Walter
Miss Lindar
Robinson
Fen
Miss Robinson Fen
Mrs.Walter
Tritons
Mr. Thurmond
Essex
Cepheus
Fielding
Carliopea
Shireburn
Venus
Miss Biddy
Minerva
Miss Rafter
Diana
Miss Smith
Oates
Wright
Wetherill
Burnet
Mr. Grey
Cupid
Monsieur Deyoro
The Lottery at the New Theatre in The Haymarket
The Fourth Night features a new comedy The Lottery presented by the Company of Comedians at the New Theatre in the Haymarket with principal parts by Adams Hill Reynolds Lacy Williams Layfield Giffard Turner and a cast of leading actresses. Advertises ticket redemption from previous Thursday and lists a broad advertising page of books and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Theatre
Haymarket
Adams
Hill
Reynolds
Lacy
Williams
Layfield
Giffard
Turner
Purden
Noaks
Mountfort
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Genoa
Whitehall
Forn Eden
Chancery Lane
Glasier’s
Cursitors Alley
High Court
Loe
William Kinaston
Stuate
Orchardster
John Tuffael
Deceas
Lincoln’s Inn, Court
St. Anne’selane
Oratory
Newport-Market
England
The
Universal Spectator
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
N. B
Marriep
John Effington
Wandsworth
Surry
City of London
Edward Preddy
Cripplegate-Ward
John Eilington
Adiignees
Thomas Hurdman
William Harris
F.ciax
Temple-Bar
Angler
Patrick
Vetruvius Britannicus
Rushworth
Speman
Domatt
Tillotson
Estrange
Montfaucon
Italy
Moll
Evelyn
Caret
Tyrrell
Chambers
Bary of Arts and Sciences
Grabe
Hampden
Nicholson
English Historical Library
Theatrum Scotia
Sir William Temple