Global Disarray in European Courts and Baltic Frontiers
Reports from Basel Turin and Vienna recount shifts as Count de Staremberg's mission falters in Bavaria while Kufstein arrives with fresh directives. News from Madrid Seville and Lisbon speaks of royal health storms and floods. at Mazovia Diet, debates stall key treasury picks. Copenhagen notes Brackel talks and Admiralty plans. Norway's stadtholder dies as island trade tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count de Staremberg
Bavaria
Count de Kufstein
Basil
Helvetick
Turin
Victor Amadeus
Rivoli
Saltzbourg
Count de Sturemberg
Vienna
Heffe Darmstad
Caffel
Sweden
Naples
Count de Harach
Capua
M. Crivelli
Porto
Prince de St. Agatha Firrau
M. Firrau
M. Simonetti
Cardinal Corcia
Benevento
Madrid
Seville
Don Carlos
Lisbon
Chaves
Artelans
Warsaw
Mazovia
Palatinate
Marienville
Dresden
Choczim
Bashan
Constantinople
Holy See
Copenhagen
Baron de Brackel
Hambourg
College of Admiralty
Greenland
Count de Reventlau
Altena
Hadersladen
Holstein-Norbourg
M. Wieb
Norway
Deal
Downs
N. Atrong
Cure of convulsive fits by John Moore medicines in London
An 18th century advertisement describes a tradesman's daughter in London suffering severe convulsions and fainting during fits. It credits John Moore of Lawrence Pountney Lane with a quick cure using his Worm Medicines and Green Sickness Powder and lists authorized sellers and seals to verify authenticity.
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London
John Moore
West-Indies
N. B
Leader
Hungerford Market
Benjamin Smithurst
Plymouth
Peter Brown
St. Thomas's Street
Bristol
Fingland
Byfield
Abree
Canterbury
Canterbury Official and Windsor Stag Incident Reported
London news records Doctor Lee becoming Official of Canterbury after Dr Sayer's death. King’s party in Windsor Forest sees Captain Percival fall from horse but survive after instant bloodletting by Royal Surgeon Ranby. East India Company wins Letters of Mart and Reprisal for twelve ships. Lottery draws prize of 1000 and seven prizes of 100. Lord Mayor Elect presented to Lord Chancellor. Lord Chief Baron Reynolds returns to town. Mr Serjeant Raby recovered at Bath. New plough patent praised for saving labour. Market notes cite South Sea Stock and related securities with various prices and premiums listed.
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Doctor Lee
Justice Lee
Canterbury
Sayer
Duke of Lorrain
Windsor Forest
Percival
Blue Guards
Ranby
Chertsey
East India Company
Cuttom
Reynolds
Serjeant
Raby
Bath
King George
Denis Stanyforth
Josiah Foljambe
London Merchants and Drury Lane Opera Advertised
At the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane tomorrow a performance of The London Merchant and George Barnwell with additional entertainments and a new pantomime. The second venue at Goodman’s Fields presents Woman’s a Riddle with Damon and Phillida Ballad Opera, plus dancing. Public notices urge warehouseholders to attend and report pledges, while a lottery office and auctions list goods, furniture, and wares for sale. The notices include sales at Surman's Great House in Soho and an auction of Mr James Paucon’s cabinet wares and other household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Theatre Royal
Drury-lane
Oacher
George Barnwell
Thorowgood
Bridgwater
Barnwell
Mr. Roberts
Cibber
Jun. True
New Theatre
Goodman’s Fields
Courtwell
Mr. Giffard
Col. Manly
W.giffard
Amorous Warwic
Mr. Bullock
Vulture
Cullers Alpin
Mr. Morgan
Butler
Hovard
Outside
Roberts
Miranda
Giffard
Clarinda
Purden
Palmer
Betcy
Bambridge
Damon
Phillida
Roberts Cymon
Rosco
Bardia
Surman
Soho- Square
St. Anne’s
James Paucon
Wallnut-tree
Whitney
N.B
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Francfort
Farpay
South Sea
Terhalf
Bank
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch
India
Gs Blanks
Aol
Cephalus
Procris
Harlequin Grand Volgi
Neptune
Pager
Stoppelaers
Aurora
Charlie
Rafter
Effex
Booth
Tritons
Thurmond
Raincon
Houghton
Brayoe
Harper
Oates
Lally
Charke
Wetherill
Wright
Grey
Burner
Tench
Miss Robinson
Mills Brett
The
Winds
Zephyrs
Huntmen
Charitable Corporation
Lawrence Pountney’s Hill
Royal Exchange
Whirehall
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