Mail from Holland and Europe News Update
Yesterday's mail from Holland carries reports from Madrid and Venice, with the Treaty of Commerce to be signed, and updates on the Infanta Dona Maria's health, Montemar's stance on potential actions against England, and the distribution of Afrogues Ships profits. RaiIways, naval movements, and political notes from Vienna, Leghorn, Coire, and Brussels follow, including court appointments, arrests, market shifts, and stock prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republick of
Venice
Dona Maria Theresa
Duke of Montemar
England
Bay of
Diz
Gibraltar
Italy
Levant
Pizarro
Senain
Fort Indies
Petersbourg
Uffin
Porte
M. Beftacher
Stockholm
Choczim
Moldavia
Wafaw
Charles de ‘Biron
Perewoloczna
Ukrain
Bashaw
Kiov
Rafka
Vienna
Schaverstein
Pirfch
Oder
Baron de Jaxheim
Aulick
Wallis
Lower
Hungary
Upper
Port News Briefs Highlight Shipping Arrivals
In the Downs remains his Majesty's Rip Colchester and the Mermaid, Christall, for Milca. Wind S by W. Arrivals at several ports include the Betty and Pearne to Falmouth from Newfoundland, a Hull from Gueenbourg, and the John and Thomas to Berwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port News
Deal
Downs
Colchester
Mermaid
Christall
Milca
Wind S
Falmouth
Betty
Pearne
Newfoundind
Hull
John and Thomas
Berwick
Gueenbourg
Duke of Jourland intends winter stay in Moscow
London dispatches from Petersbourg report the Empress's intention to remain in Moscow for five or six months this winter. Dresden advices say Field Marshal Count Munich took Bender on the first instant without resistance, after which Tartars of Bialogorod submitted to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Petersbourg
Duke of Jourland
Moscow
Dresden
Munich
Bender
N.S
Bialogorod
Ruflia
Lord Mayor’s Day 1739 Public Procession Order
City officials publish orders for a safe Lord Mayor’s Day procession. Marshals must inform ward constables to enforce a double watch, keep streets clear of obstructions, remove hindrances, and prevent carts and coaches in key streets after noon. Coaches must align along Queen Street to the Three Crane Stairs for orderly set down near the water side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compters
Fetter-lane
Fleet-street
Stocks-Market
Queen-street
Notice to creditors of Arthur Sadler Fleet Street
All persons with goods pledged to Arthur Sadler at the Sign of the Rose near St Bride’s Church Fleet Street are cout to redeem within three months from this advertisement. If not redeemed the goods will be disposed of as he has left the business. The house remains for the same trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Manchester
London
Joseph Stanhope
Norwich
Douglass
Holland
Princess of Orange
Board of Admiralty
Warren
Mitchell
Soleguard
Berwick
John Salter
Guildham
Arthur Sadler
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Madrid
Rome
Leghorn
Tuscany
Great Britain
Spain
Coire
M. Bernardoni
Sam
France
Francfort
Circle
Upper Rhine
George of Hesse
Caffel
Cologn
Manheim
Bavaria
Mentz
Triers
Juliers
Bergues
Brussels
Austrian Netherlands
Paris
Marquess de la Chetardie
Benjamin Dankersley
Porter
Dunbar
Carce
Mr. Knight
St. Margaret’s Church
Westminster
His Majesty
Portugal
Flanders
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Phaeton
Covent Garden
London Bridge
Tox
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Afferance
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