Arrival of Spanish Fleet Orders Troops to Embark for Tuscany
Reports from Cadiz indicate the Marquess de Mari's arrival with six ships and a frigate, part of the Spanish fleet to attend the introduction of troops into Tuscany. Cornejo, observer from Galicia, anchors nearby. The fleet numbers 26 ships of war, guns from 48 to 80, and embarks troops for sea by tomorrow evening aided by a land breeze.
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Marquess de Mari
Cadiz
Tuscany
Sig
Cornejo
Galicia
Marques de Mari
Vienna
Duke of
Liria
Seville
Don Carlos
Parma
Placentia
Genoa
Corsica
Iland
Republick
Count de Grevenitz
Wirtemberg
St. Theresa
Turin
Victor Amadeus
Hanover
Sweden
Carlel
Stockholm
Herit Coldingen
Wynhausen
Danneberg
S Mall
Mecklembourg
Stralsund
Paris
Teville
Quen
Spain
Prince of
Carpaine
St. Sulpice
Afuieres
Rome
Cure for a Derby child by J Moore apothecary
A Derby child with severe scurvy and poor health, after failed remedies, traveled to London where John Moore of Lawrence-Pountney Lane prescribed worm medicines and anti-scorbutic remedies. The notice urges cautious use of medicines and notes Moore’s treatments boost vitality and blood, with claims of curing scorbutic symptoms.
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Derby
London
John Moore
Lawrence-Pountneys- Lane
Cannon-street
Horn-Castle
J. Moore
N.B
Joan Moore
Abree
Ac Canterbury
Royal hunt at Windsor and notable London notices
The King and Royal Family hunted a stag in Windsor Great Park. the animal fled to Old Windsor and the Thames before hounds killed it after an hour and a half. Capt. Lloyd was bruised after a fall. The Court routes to St James's for dinner. Count Kinski hosted an Emperor birthday entertainment in Hanover Square. Lady Whitfield of Hatten Garden and Lady Thorold died. A large prize drawing occurred. A wounded pensioner died at Coleman Street. Two coaches and a gentleman were robbed near Ing---stone Essex by armed footpads. A fire damaged the late Earl of Ashburnham’s house and the Cotton Library near Westminster Abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Lorrain
Windsor Great Park
Old Windsor
Thames
Prince of Wales
Duke of Grafton
Windsor
Hampton Court
Lloyd
St. James’s
Count Kinski
Hanover Square
Major Whitfield
Hatten Garden
Thorold
Samuel Thorold
Little Ormond-street
Longworth
Coleman-street
Ingerstone
Essex
Earl of Ashburnham
Westminster Abbey
Damaging fires strike noble collections and theaters in London
The piece notes the destruction of MSS from a noble collection and preservation of the St James's and Alexandrian libraries. It reports deaths of Dr. Atterbury and notes Miss Odell's benefit performance at Goodman’s Fields, plus royal court appearances at Hampton Court. It lists stock prices and theatre ads for Drury Lane and Goodman's Fields with details on plays, cast, and sales at Surman's in Soho Square.
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St. James’s
Constantinople
James
Bath
Atterbury
Highgate
Middlesex
Sheperton
Francis Atterbury
Rochester
Odell
Playhouse
Goodman’s Fields
Tunbridge Walks
Yeoman
Kent
Hampton Court
Princess Royal
Duke of Lorrain
Duke of Newcastle
Clermont
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welch
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France
Barcelona
His Majestys Company of Comedians
Theatre Royal
Drury-lane
Bayes
Cibber
Lally
Mire Rainton
Houghton
Laly
Booth
Walter
Robinn
Brett
Jobson
Harper
Nell
Goodman's Fields
Sir John Falstaff
Shakestrear
Sir John Palsta
W. Giffards
Ford
Mrs Giffard
Page
Mr. Rosco
Justice Shallow
Colle
Fenony
Havard
Stender
Mr. Bullock
Dr. Davis
Bardin
Mr. Morgan
Simple
Young Woodward
Sir Hugh Evans
Giffard
Flora
Hobby
Roberts
Betty
Surman's
Soho Square
St. Anne’s
Jances Faucon
Whitney
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