Royal Court News From Stockholm and Paris
Stockholm reports Majesties return from Carelsberg with courts opening. Major-Gener de Steinfiede case referred to Aulick Council. Count Guldenstern enlarges household. Duchess Dowager of Mecklenburg possibly to reside at Castle Cagelberg. Paris notes pensions to French Guards officers and a two-faced child born near Plage Maubert. Monseigneur Taillard cures a gangrene, and various ambassadors and envoys travel to and from Genoa, Venice, and Milan as tensions and alliances shift. Rumors of the King’s recovery influence European ports and trade.
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Carelsberg
Judicature
Count de Guldenstern
Royal
Stralsund
Mecklembourg
Cagelberg
Hamburgh
Odenzee
Denmark
Copenhagen
Paris
French Guards
Order of St. Lewis
Rota
Plage Maubert
Janus
M. Taillard
M. Tenether
Madamoiselle Trudenne
St. Elizabeth
M.de Moiaclus
St. Brieux
Brittany
Sieur
Paul Lucas
Turkey
Levant
Leden
Naples
Count de Harrach
Januarius
Genoa
Milan
Count de Daun
Vienna
Venice
de Gergi
France
Duke of
Arjou
Bologna
Rchinto
Rome
Callalto
Macquess
Malvézzi
Poland
Frencfort
Hasan
Knowledge of quametput Cues performed by John Moore Apothecary
The document records Mr John Moore of the Pestle and Mortar in Laurence Pountney Lane as selling Worm Medicines and Green Sickness Powder with a seal and inscription Forn Moores Worm Powders bearing warnings against counterfeit sales. It lists multiple towns including Hungerford Market Canterbury Plymouth Bristol and notes the powder is sold in marker towns with directions.
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Che Qametput
John Moore
Laurence Pountney
Oshiere
John Freeman
N.B
Hungerford - Market
James Abree
William Aylett
Canterbury
Benjamin Smichacl
Plymouth
Peter Brown
In &T
Thomas’ Free
Bristol
Moore
Goods and shipping news and local misfortunes in London
A London item notes a Wyndham cargo from Bombay for the United Company of Merchants, listing commodities such as piece goods and wool. It mentions a French ship loss near Lymm, the Rev Chatherd taking a parish, the funeral of coal merchant Robert West, and notes from Westminster Quarter Sessions. Additional items include road repairs at Kensington to Hounslow, an innkeeper's leg amputation, a riding-master's accident, and a recruiting order for Charles the Trumpeter of Oxford.
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Gargo
Wyndham
Bombay
United Company of Merchants of England
East Indies
Ainjengo
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Aloes Socatrina
Cardemons
Carmenia
Lymm
Norfolk
France
Horatio Weatpote
Stephen Poyntz
Chatherd
South Eate
Suffer
Exeter
Robert West
Stratford
West Ham
Westminster
Westminster Hall
John Gonton
Kensington
Hounslow-Heath
Bromford
Little
Castle-Inn
Woodstreet
Pareee
Palmer
Freke
Dobbins
St. Amand
St. James’s
Westminstar
Boomsbury
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