Mail from Holland reports mass prisoner lift and frontiers news
A Holland mail describes a prison lift totaling about 2050 men including a vizier and son, officers, and 336 Janissaries, with 27 enemy standards taken. It notes Austrian and Russian moves in Hungary and Belgrade, fortification plans near Servia, and a general sense of ongoing European diplomacy and troop movements across Tartary, Russia, and Francis I era fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Choczim
Seraskier-Bathaw
Tat Place
Lacy
Defart
Tartary
Nieper
Perecop
Farrars
Crim
Niepes
Servia
Semlin
de Harrach
Council of War
Hungary
Bavaria
Cologan
Bamberg
Wurtsbourg
Germany
Silesia
M. Sinclair
Wallis
Neuperg
Russia
Porte
Asaph
Port News Bristol Ship Departures Amid Trade Winds
The port lists vessels sailing from Bristol including Anivid the William M Neale from Antigua, outward-bound to Greenland and Ross with Gibraltar, Houghton Haritock to Lisbon, Lovely Betty Wane and Bonetta Wheatley to Jamaica, Parnassus Johnson to Cork and Jamaica, wind from the northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
M'Neale
Antigua
Deal
Greenland
Ross
Gibraltar
Houghton
Haritock
Lisbon
Betty
Wane
Wheatley
Jamaica
Johnson
Cork
Financial Market Notation and Bond Prices From South Sea Listings
Market notes list obscure securities and currency prices including South Sea Stock at 933 qrs 94, South Sea Annuities 10g 1 qr, New South Sea Annuities 107 1qr, Bank 139 t half, Royal Exchange Assurance, African and English Copper prices, and various discount and lottery entries. The fragment shows mixed rates, premiums, and denominational codes typical of old broker quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Dito
Prem
Dicco
Cenc
Kimperer
Axchequer
City Lands Offered For Lease By T2E Committee
The City Lands Committee via the Chamberlain of London announces plans to lease several parcels in Cornhill Fore Street and the Packer's Porter area. Proposals will be received on Wednesday the 16th at four o clock in the Guildhall Chamber, with further details from the Comptroller's Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of London
Cornhill
Azariah Page
Fore-Street
Edward Hayward
Packer
Guildhall
London
Four &Glock
Comptroller's
Guilahall
Lloyd’s
Lombard-Street
Cozens-Lane
Thames-Street
Radcliffe
Firamongers Hall
Thames Street
Stolen Bell-Metal Mortar and Copper Vessel At Minories
On Tuesday last a bell metal mortar about 40 pounds was stolen from the door of Mr Robert Harding Brasier in the Minories and last night a small copper item with three or four holes on the edge about 14 pounds was taken from the same place. A reward of half a guinea is offered for notice leading to recovery. if recovered and returned, money will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Naples
the Two Sicilies
Great Britain
Spain
Sicily
Florence
Prince de Craon
Council of Regency
Tuscany
House of Bourbon
Madrid
Dona Maria Theresa
Cadiz
Rome
Choczim
Jaffy
Biron
Bashaw
Moldavia
Francfort
de Diesbach
Wachtendonck
Italy
Switferland
Germany
Leghorn
Aix
Savoy
Baron de Diesbach
M.de Wachtendonck
France
Swabia
Earl of Pomfret
Guernsey
Marquess de Montandre
Edinburgh
Sutherland
Oporto
St. Sebastian
Ordnance Office
Goodman’s Fields
Thomas Middleton
South Sea Company
Commissioners of Excise
Hackney-Marsh Gate
St. Leonard’s Shoreditch
Lester
Phelpps
Whitechapel
Robert Harding
Merchants Brandy Warehouse Announces Low Prices
From Lombard Street the Merchants Brandy Warehouse announces that AZZE has bought a large quantity of ARRACK from the Jast East India Sale and will supply the liquor at a small advance above the price. Delivery will be from the East India Company's Vaults to prevent adulteration. Traders may also be supplied with the best Rum and Brandy at the lowest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azze
Norice
East-India Company
N.B
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Holland
Petersbourg
Europe
Turku
Paris
Cardinal de Fleury
Stockholm
Weiftindies
New England
Ireland
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Covent-Garden
Apollo
Daphne
London Bridge
Port New's
Scotch-Yard
Bujb-Lane
William Seagood
Merchants Brandy Warehouse
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