War News from Aug 7 1706 Across Europe and Atlantic
Aug 7 dispatches describe British and allied forces facing German and French actions. Reports mention Count Guillard and Lieutenant Generalut de Kinss forces moving toward Nonvise, with the Duke of Lorraine resisting incursions into Metz, Foal, and Verdun. A French king’s levy of 90,000 men is discussed amid illness desertion and war weariness. Postings cite Polish intrigue around the Conti prince and King William’s concerns over foreign accounts. Prizes, ships, and merchant movements are noted, alongside a missing boy case and a dog with rewards for recovery. The text also mentions naval actions near Bergen Norway and Dutch captures, including prizes bound for Nantes and diversions to the Downs with convoyed merchants.
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England
Wales
Trench Court
Aris
Count -Guillard Leiutenant
Dhac
Metz
Foal
Verdren
Lyons
Conti
Poland
Lonnon
Bergen
Noway
Privaeer
Jeforce
N.S
Nantz
James Buckland
Buckland
Great Moor-Gate
Epsome
Tee
Wansworth
Cave
E¢fome
Robbin
Exchange-Alley
Cornhil
London
Stulen
Captain Lorrens
Green Court
Lathbury
Mr. Rich
Golden Lamb
Great Ruffel Street
Covent Garden
Rich
Lambeth-street
Goodman’s-Fields
Bromley
Drury- Lene
Infalible remedy for clap and related ailments advertised
An 18th century advertisement touts navizm Afvotile and National Flidiuary as cures for clap and virulent warwings with private, safe use. It markets quick results in days, lists multiple London shops and doctors, and claims to cure apoplexy, lethargy, vapours, and kidney issues with potions and pills, urging visits to various stations and houses.
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Ballin
St. Christogh
Brednee Street
Royal Exchange
Brook
London-Bridge
Mir
Crouch
Mr. Mayos
Incomparable Use-Plaister advertised in Devonshire path
An 18th century advertisement promotes an imitation medical preparation named Incomparable Use-Plaister. It claims to destroy worms and clear fevers, while purporting to teach Latin quickly. It lists several sales points including Mrs Garaway's Fruit Shop and Mr The Manwood's at Garter in Sherbon Lane, Cambridge.
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Garaway
Cornbil
Manwood
Garter
Sherbon-Lane
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R.nedham
Great Southwampton
Aclborn
Bloomsbury
Golden Head
boit-Cowt
Atte Dalven Wall
Devonshire
Trecet
RCL Ark
Samar
Cisero
Duke of
Gilocester
G. A. Wests
Tury