Imperial Interests and Court Appearances Reported Abroad
Nov 4 to Nov 21 dispatches note the Emperor’s audiences and religious observances, a hunt at Ganforn, possible purchase of a country house for Princess Victoria of Savoy, and allied imperial maneuvers. Basil, Ratifoon, Hanover, Francfort, Bathfun and ports report court promotions, ministerial leave, and ongoing conferences. Shipping lists mention voyages to Jamaica, Leghorn, Boston, Lisbon, and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themistocles
Duke of Lorrain
Prince Charles
Ganforn
Victoria of
Savoy
Prince Eugene
Lorrain
de Noftitz
Prague
d’Alban
Moravia
Basil
Glaris
Apenzel
Schmiet
Berne
Ratifoon
Bavaria
Augsbourg
Swabia
Hanover
Great Britain
Dreves
Druchleben
M. Hammelberg
Rostock
Soubiron
M. Gronau
Campen
M. d’Ilien
Schwaan
Sieur de Schenck
Aulick Council
Port News from Dartmouth and Southampton Arrivals
Port News lists arrivals and departures around Dartmouth and Southampton. Vessels include the Martha from Lisbon the Sarah from Rio Bono Pool the Joseph and Benjamin from Lisbon the Doddington and Sarah from Alicant the William and Love and the Medford from Gatou Southampton. Several East India ships remain in the Downs along with the Dawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Mary-Anne
Guitton
St. Vallery
Martha
Bond
Lisbon
Sarah
Gale
Rio Bono
Pool
Joseph
Benjamin
Linthorn
Peat
Doddington
Gaden
Alicant
William and Love
White
Medford
Smart
Gatou
Southampton
Jane
Pitton
George
Allen
Guernsey
Delabella
Lock
Denia
Downs
Dawkins
Crawford
Parisian Legacies and Royal Appointments Highlight London Letter
London letter reports aristocratic bequests in the Duc d Antin and Countess de Verrue estates and lists pensions, lands, and shares. It notes royal favor toward Servants, Admiralty actions, trials, and recent obituaries, with market prices and theater listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Duke d’Antin
Palace of
Versailles
Duke de Fleury
Countess de Verrue
Sardinia
Duke d’Aumont
Our India Company
Princess de Carignan
Auxbois
de Gueftane
Goffier
Terafon
Montleur
Dutchess
Bourbon
Prince de Carignan
Count de Laffey Glucy
Montale
Britain
Assignees of Joseph Beezeley Call Creditors Meeting
The assignees of Joseph Beezeley a bankrupt require creditors to meet at the Angel and Crown Tavern behind the Exchange on Friday next the 26th instant at three o clock in the afternoon for special affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Beezeley
Angel and Crown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vienna
Bathfun
Brooks
Fanny
Higginson
Savannah
Talbot
Morrant
Higgins
Jamaica
Mermaid
Rogers
Barlow
Leghorn
Nottingham
Ogilvie
Otley
Beach
St. Christopher’s
Blackabee
Clement
Fones
Boston
William, Nutman
Genoa
Prince of Wales
Dunbar
Carolina
Philip
Anne
Bowell
Figara
Brad
Cape de Verds
Fair Henry
Douglas
Hester
Green
Baxes
Falmouth
London
Dover
Duke of Tuscany
Raddon
Cadiz
W.S. W
Port News
Board of Admiralty
George Townshend
Eltham
Greenwich
Vane
Lord Barnard
Robert Walpole
Houghton Hall
Norfolk
Barons of the Exchequer
Westminster
Thomas Houghton
George Cafwall
South Sea Company
George Caswall
South-Sea Company
Sir George and Company
Fowler
Phillips
Court of Common Pleas
Einghorn Warren
Warren
Bow
Charleton
Kent
Ocober
Gibraltar
Sutherton
Hampshire
Thomas Lewis
Portsmouth
Paternoster Row
Kendal
James Knapton
Ludgate-street
Turner
Wallbrook
Harrison
Veer-street
Clare-market
Bank of England
Mundy
Mallet
St. Mary Magdalen Bermondsey
Southwark
Wales
Caermarthen
William Gwynn
Cynhardy
Samuel Hughes
Kwynybrgin
John Protherne
Kanvalleg
Pembrokeshire
Thomas Davis
Nath
John Tucker
Lidgham
George Mears
Pennar
Cardiganshire
Charles Richards
Denglais
Thomas Lloyd
Cwmgloyn
Thomas Jones
Abermade
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Fall of
Phaeton
Covent-Garden
Theoposius
Damon
Phillida
Theatre-Royal
Lincoln’s-Inn- Fields
London Bridge
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Prem
Mine Adventure
Francois de Salignac de
Feneron
Meffeigneurs Les Enfans de France
Depuis
Duc de Cambrai
Prince du Saint
J. Brotherton
Bible
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
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