News from Seville and Berlin on European diplomacy
Letters from Seville discuss France urging Britain to drop Pretender interests. Reports claim Princess of Asturias may be expecting, while Stanhope seeks accommodation with Spain. Berlin notes disputes over deserter accords between Prussia and Poland, Hanover mediation, and royal reviews of dragoon regiments. Paris reports on debt prisoners released and notable deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Great Britain
Princess of Asturias
Seville
Stanhope
Madrid
de la Paz
Duke of Ormond
Earl of Marischal
Paris
Mahid
Guipuftoa
Corunna
Cadiz
Japan
Jedo
Bunswick
Prussia
Berlin
Hanover
Poland
Lubban
Lower Lusatia
Count Seckendorff
Grombkow
Donhoff
Chemselves
Count Manteuffel
Prince Royal
Saxony
Slinger Eres Vi
Battalia
John Adolphus of
Weiffenfels
M. Bauditz
Count de Manteuffel
Torgau
Wusterhausen
Cardinal de Rohan
Rambouillet
Versailles
Richelieu
Lamoignon
M. d’Ombreval
Marriage Plans and City Ceremonies Highlight London News
In London a Treaty of Marriage is reported between Abel Walters and Miss Nevill, with another match between George Turner and Miss Doyly noted. Sir Richard Brocas will be sworn Lord Mayor at Guildhall with regalia ceremony, and the new ambassador from Fez and Morocco arrives privately. Obituaries include Lady Twilden of Kent and Mr. Austin of Abchurch Lane, along with local ecclesiastical appointments and a royal grant of living at Reculver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Walters
John Walters
Surrey
Miss Nevill
Charles Vernon
Farnham
George Turner
Gentlemen Pensioners
Miss Doyly
Capt
D’oyly
Guild-hall
Richard Brocas
Westminster
Barons of the Exchequer
Fez Aad
Morocco
Jezreel Jones
Bath
Twilden
Thomas Twilden
Bradbourn
Kent
Art Malta
Austin
Pootack
Tho
Clendon
Reculver
Wallavine
Monkton
Napleton
All-Souls College
Oxford
Macbeth at Drury Lane with Mills Wilks and Porter cast
By command the Theatre Royal Drury Lane presents Macbeth with Mills as Macbeth Wilks as Macduff Williams as Banquo Lady Macbeth played by Mrs Porter and Mrs Horton, plus additional entertainment Damon and Phillida. The listing shows stock quotations including South Sea and Royal Exchange figures for 18th century audience reference.
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Magesty
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Macbeth
Mr. Mills
Macduff
Wilks Banquo
Williams
Lady Macbeth
Porter
Lady Macduff
Horton
Damon
Phillida
Theatre playbill and distress notices from Drury Lane and London
A maritime of old London notices include This Day at Three O Clock and a ballad play at Drury Lane with music. Also a bankruptcy commission against William Ellis of Lombard Street and a public sale of an ornate coach and harness. Properties offered for sale, and a large house for let near St Mary at Hill with rooms and cellar. inquiries at Matthews's Coffee-House and from John Amy, Efgat wer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perton
Matthews
Old Boundstree
St. Mary
Hill
Billingsgate
John Amy
Sign of the Queen's Head sale and medical notice
An old broadside details a sales of household goods by an unnamed gentlewoman at Red-Lyon-Fields Holborn with items described, plus a medical notice for a Mr John Moore Apotheary and references to a bill in South Carolina. Also notes a sale near Packenham in Suffolk on the eighth of November and a distribution of medicines across London outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bett
South Carolina
Wittram
Wartia Te Curamhor
L. Granivem
Homer
Htad Sraink
Danstan’s
Fleet-street
Bart
Dee
William Gage
Thomas Fitch
Newhouse
Packenham
Cy Ands
Suffolk
Leman
Vir- Aginia-fticer
Mortak
Ainful Lee
Thalk
Fiid Care Will Be: Oi the Pacient: Renter A Dohan N. B
Gear
Pitcadilly
James Fer
Cantexbury 'S
Jamin
Smthurst
Plymouth
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Viterday Arriv
Holland
Flanders
Nash
Oratory
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Clare-market
Pilgrims
Snrieder
Gray’s Inn
N. B
London
South Sea
Bank
Premium India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance B
Sths
York Buildings
Prem. Ladia
His
Drury-lane
Mussick
John Watts
Wild-Cgore
Lincoln’s-Ian-Fields
William Ellis
Lombardstreet
John C
John Rowe
Breadstreet
Perséus
White Bear
Paccadilly
Norrow
Nice
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