Divan Decides War Prep as Persian Front Tensions Rise
Constantinople reports a grand divan resolving to wage war with vigor against Prince Thomas. Troop payments and three months arrears are issued, with 1500 rixdollars per company for mobilization. Persian envoy Rifa Kala Chan delivers a letter. troops march to the camp near Inhan, with banners and sacred Quran carried. The Ottoman force, led by the Grand Signior and Grand Visier, moves to frontiers to confront Thomas’s allied forces. Further dispatches note stern imperial levies paused in Silesia, and Warsaw and Vienna news on dynastic marriages and diet plans. Reports from Deal, Deal, and Gravesend detail ships from Jamaica, Barbadoes, Virginia, and India arriving or sailing, with several vessels listed.
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Thomas
Efreff
Persia
Rifa Kalachan
Inhan
Makomer
Alcoran
Grand Visir
Warsaw
Grodno
Prague
Vienna
Mantua
Silesia
Moravia
Austria
Lombardy
Dougs Maximilian Broune
Milan
Auliex Council
Empire
Mecklembourg
Charles Leopold
Hague
Moscow
Wiesbach
Baron Schaffrof
Thither
Arriv
Five Sisters
Holmes
Triumph
Cross
Dolphin
Alden
Germain
Toll
Jamaica
America
Bell
Barbadoes
Hannah
Persford
Virginia
Hicks
Nevis
W. Graves
Mary Talboy Endorses Mr Moore Cure at Laurence Pountney Lane
Mary Talboy of Lambs Conduit Passage Holborn suffers heartburn digestion and low spirits. After trying many doctors she was cured in a month by John Moore apothecary at Pestle and Mortar Laurence Pountney Lane. He offers to cure the poor if recommended by parish churchwardens and overseers.
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T Mary Talboy
Turner
Lamb
Redlyon Street
Holbourn
John Moore
Laurence-Pountney’s- Lane
Cannon-street
Moore
Mary Talboy
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Clergy and Court Figures Noted in London Circulation
Rev Dr Rotheblave, chaplain to the king and secretary to Lord Harrington, was named Preacher at the French Chapel Royal with a salary of 1601 per year. John Wells is presented to the Coulton rectory in Norfolk. Lady Mary Wortley Montagu lies seriously ill at her Covent Garden house. Sir James Wood arrives from Scotland to wait on their Majesties.
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Rotheblave
Primier Chapain
Lord Harrington
St. James’s
His Majesty’s Chapel
John Wells
Coulton
Norfolk
Norwich
Mary Wortley Montagu
Covent Garden
James Wood
Scotland
Wingfor Castle
Wide-Ranging Local News From Deal to London
Notices report ill health of Dr Beal and a nobleman arrival from Ireland. A coachman breaks a leg on the road. Maritime items describe the America ship rescue, Queen Caroline, and pirate sightings. Wool prices rise. a woman abused at a punch house. stock quotes and banking terms listed. A post robbery reward is announced with locations tied to a countryside route.
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Hicks
Cefar
John Simpson
Cadiz
New England
America
Guinea
The Rover or by his Majestys Comedians at Drury Lane
A Tuesday performance at Theatre Royal Drury Lane presents a comedy The Rover with roles for Wilks Hellena Booth Angelica and others, supported by dancing entertainments of the Pierates Delorme and a Dutch Woman. A new Prologue addressed to the Merchants of Great Britain accompanies the show.
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His Majesty's Company of Comedians
Theatre Royal
Drury*lane
Rover
Mr. Wilks
Hellena
Booth
Angelica
Porter
Colonel Belvil
Mills
Frederick
Williams
Ned Blunt
Johnson
Don Pedro
Bridgwater
Don Antonio
William Mills
Sancho
Norris
Florinda
Heron
Valeria
Monsieur Roger
Madamoiselle Delorme
Miss Robinson
Gardiner
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Constantinople
Lincoln’s-Sun-Fields
Clare-market
Avery
Bath
Francis Walsingham
Letzer
Liondon
Dublin
Tullamore
King’s County
Richard Hoyle
Lady Hancock
James Forth
His Majesty’s Revenue
Ile of Man
College Green
South Sea
Gr. Bank
India
Royal Ex Change Assurance
London
Maidenhead
Aimsbury
Lavington
Westbury
Trowbridge
Bruton
Tinehead
Bradford
Warminster
Shipton- Muller
Pusey, Wells
Frome
Calne
Marlborough
Ramsbury
Newbury
Reading
Hungerford
Great Bedwin
Netherhaven
Uphaven
The
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