Diplomacy and Fleet News From Europe and England
August notices from Mortao and Milan describe court life in Portugal and Austria, with talk of Persia and China trade privileges. Polish, Saxon, and Hanoverian court shifts are noted as ministers and envoys move, while English ships depart from Gravesend and Dover for various ports as naval and political maneuvers unfold.
London News Roundup from August 1730 Fortnight Fair and Aged Events
London reports end of Bartholomew Fair amid crowd control and notices of Aldermen proceeding to Guildhall to proclaim Southwark Fair. Updates include rectorial appointment at Stoke Gusty, charity distributions at Ratcliff, illnesses of Sir John Thompson and a Chesaire gentleman, stock dividends from East India Company, horse racing fashions at Tewkesbury, crimes in Bristol and Edinburgh, Dutch recruits and sea losses, and a public reward for post robbery apprehension.
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Notice of Soap Price and Brass Wire Sale in London
For the Good of the Publick these are to give Notice to all Dealers in Sope that the best Crown Sope is now sold for Twelve Shillings the Flalf Pirkin by the Sope-makers of London. London Sept 1 1730. The Proprietors of the Brass Wire Mills at Ember in Surrey give Notice they will expose to publick Sale on Thursday the 8th of October next at the Marine Coffee-House in Birchin Lane One Thousand Rings of the best Standard Brass Wire. The Goods will be allotted and to be view'd on Mon Tuesday and Wednesday before the Sale being the 8th 6th and 8 October at a Warehouse of Sir Samuel Ongly's in Mine Ang Lane.
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