Trade growth from Trieste despite Polish unrest
Mail from Holland notes rich Italian merchants backing the Oriental Company of Trieste with shares, planning three vessels to trade with Levant ports. Dispatches warn Polish nobility discontent and a rumored conspiracy to burn the royal palace. Reports from Moscow say the Russian Emperor will stay until age is declared. Colonel Stanhope arrived in Bayonne and met the Queen Dowager of Spain before continuing to Pampeluna. Berlin dispatches mention secrecy around Saxony and Brunswick conferences. Amsterdam reports a twelve-ship squadron at Spithead preparing for Mediterranean and Texel, with others to various ports.
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Italy
Oriental Company
Trieste
Levant
Dantzick
Warsaw
Poland
Vladszow
Grodno
Moscow
Baron Ofterman
Bayonne
Stanhope
Great Britain
Madrid
Spain
Pampeluna
Vienna
Sweden
Portugal
Don Carlos
Tuscany
Berlin
Saxony
Duke of Wolfenbuttel
Brunswick
Millius
Thither
Hanover
Hague
France
States General
Soisfons
Empire
Duke of
Brunswick-Lunenbourg
Viennna
Thas
Constantinople
St. A. Yachuis
Brussels
Earl of
Denbigh
Speule
Welderen
Amsterdam
Républick
Spithead
Somersdyk
Mediterranean
Texel
News from Madrid and London Gazette 1728 update
Letters from Seville report health of the royal family and a pregnancy outline while dispatches from Cadiz and Vera Cruz arrive. Paris notes a decree against gold and silver on clothes. Versailles updates on the king’s hunt and court deaths. London items include marriages, consecrations, a peer’s death, suicides, trials, and several sentences from the Middle Temple Sessions.
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Seville
Mae
Cadiz
Vera Cruz
Terraferma
Panayia
Pro- Vincess
Peru
Trial News and City Stock Prices in Monmouth Street Report
Mary Wildman stands acquitted after trial for pocket-picking on Robert Barnfeather a salesman in Monmouth Street. The Bambridge felony case advances at the Old Bailey. A Dolphin Lane fire was contained with no major damage. Market quotes show South Sea stocks and other securities. A Drury Lane comedy to be performed tomorrow, Tuesday, the 71st Day of October, by His Majestys Company of Comedians.
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London
Charles Hayes
Harrow
Middlesex
Privy Chamber
Taylor
Soho Square
Harris
Landalf
St. Mary Je Bow
John-street
Cavendish Square
Francis North
Guilford
Surrey
Francis
Banbury
Oxfordshire
Henry Lewington
Stepney
South Sea House
Sugar-Loaf Court
Leadenhall-street
Roger Leon de Campagnolle
St. Martin’s Church
Williams
Thomas Dawson
John Dyer
Abraham Dumbleton
Piccadilly
Kirby-street
Hastton Garden
John Showswood
John Buchan
Richard Tonnard
Robert Oliver
Esther Morgan
Lady Thorold
Buchan
Sessions House
Scotland
Serjeant
Raby
Mary Wildman
Robert Barnfeather
Monmouth Street
Thomas Bambridge
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Xchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch Ditto
Prem
His Majestys Company of
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Turfcay
Royal Exchange
Soto
Joachim
Boas
Manna
Airen
East Iedia Company
The Lovers Opera and Tales at the Theatre
A 1729 notice lists performances The Tender Husband The Lovers Opera and Negro. The company advertises daily shows starting October 1729 with tickets to a temple model display at the Royal Exchange and a notice about tolls for a Fulham to Putney bridge project.
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Holland
Naples
Paris
Marquess de Villeneuve
Ottoman Porte
Fourmont
Levin
Seraglio
Stanislaus
Versailles
Chambord
Rambouillet
Chevalier de Rez
Fontainebleau
Bourbon
Richelieu
President de Lamoignom
M. de Foucis
Parcef Cape
Clerimont
Mr. Wilks
Biddy
Oldfield
Mr. Clerimont
Mills
Mrs. Clerimont
Horton
Harry Gubbin
Harper
Humphrey Gubbin
Muller
Fainlove
Wipkin
Norris
Pounce
Shepards
Moore
Wees
N. Be
Otober
Fulham
Putney
Lottery Office
Whitehall
Crown Tavern
Boomsbury Square
Joan Moore
Lawrence- Pountney
s-Lane
Cannon-street
John Moore
Joe Moore