International Deliberations Reach Dutch and French Courts
News from Hague and London reports high level discussions involving Mar uess de Fenelon and Mr Trevor on the provisional possession of the Dutchies of Juliers and Bergues and related reforms. The piece notes prior resolutions and ongoing conferences with the States General, plus a Polish Saxon envoy, amid wider European tensions and local crime reports.
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Maruess de Fenelon
France
Trevor
Marquess de Fenelon
Julless
Bergues
Sultzbach
General Desberffes
Order of St. Andrew
Poland
Saxony
Cologn
Bornheim
Francfort
Hungary
Bohemia
Hanau
Port News Arrivals From Various Ports
In the Downs his Majesty's Ship the Chester with the Marwood Webb for Arriv'd the Puttuxent Cock from Maryland the Foreman Read and the Nassau Bourn both from Jamaica the Sarah Scrivener from Malaga the Anna Maria Scott from Ancona the Britannia Chapman from St Kitts the Gibraltar Joss from Leghorn the Princess Emelia Presshow from Zante Wind NNW.
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Deal
Downs
Chester
Marwood
Webb
Maryland
Foreman
Read
Nassau
Bourn
Jamaica
Sarah
Scrivener
Malaga
Anna-Maria
Scott
Ancona
Britannia
Chapman
St. Kitt’s
Gibraltar
Joss
Leghorn
Emelia
Presshow
Zant
Wind N. N. W
Financial market prices and bonds in varied currencies
A string of outdated securities quotes lists South Ses Somck and South Sea Annuities with fractional prices, Bank Openings, India bonds, Royal Exchange and English Copper values, African and London ditto notes, Salt Ta'Jies, Mine Adventure Shares, Emperor’s Loan and various Three per Cent and Five per Cent issues, all showing premiums and half premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ses Somck
South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Mine Adventure
Tog
Bath coach set from Red Lion Inn High Holborn
A good coach named A Very good Coach with four horses will start Monday morning from the Red Lion and Coach and Horses Inn at High Holborn. Performed by Joun Tea.
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Bath
Red Lion and Coach and Horses
High Holbourn
Robbery on the North Mail Prompts 200 Pound Reward
The General-Post-Office reports a daytime robbery of the North Mail near Kingsland London by a single footman. A 200 pounds reward is offered for the robber’s conviction and pardons for any accomplices who disclose the crime. Description notes a middle sized man in a light coat and full wig with a masked face, seizing five bags and most letters from several bags. Two men suspected as accomplices were seen nearby.
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Red-Cross
Southwark
Thomas Todd
Newgate
Acton
Longden
Holderness
Admiralty
Marthalsea
House of
St. Kitt
France
Spain
Portugal
London
Tara
Kingsland
Astin Jesse
Hartford
Peterborough
Horncastle
Louth
Boston
Enfield
Ware
St. Ives
Royston
M. B
Post Office robbery notice near Knightsbridge in London
General-Post-Office in London announces a robbery of the Bristol Blair and other bags by three men on horseback and one on foot between Knightsbridge and Kensington. Reward offered: £100 for conviction, plus Parliament reward. accomplice with discovery may claim £200 and royal pardon. Order of the Post-Master-General.
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Leese
Notie
Royal Navy
Otober
London
Perton
Pavifp
Lock
Knights-Bridee
Kensington
Bristol
Bath
Hereford
Leominster
Presteign Baga
John Jesse
Jost mislaid Bank Note for Twenty Five Pounds Ten
A Bank Note for twenty five pounds ten shillings dated September 172 is found by Jost and intended for Edward Godfrey. The finder should deliver it to Mr Daniel Gach at Draggilt in the Strand to claim a half guinea reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jost
Edward Godfrey
Daniel Gach
Strand
Edward Walpole
Robert Smith
Cambridge
Cornelius Crownheld
London
Stephen Austen
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Robert Dodsley
Isaac Newrton
Mont. Voltair
Price
Mr. Worster
Varenius
Jurin
Iaac Newton
S.o
Ios
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Fontainbleau
Prince of
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Austria
Walter Yerbury
Budge-Row
Cordwainers Ward
Epsom
Surrey
Micajah Perry
St. Mary le Bow
Cheapside
Phelps
Whitechapel
Billicer-Lane
Leadenhall-Street
Theatre Royal
Covent Garden
Necromancer
London Bridge