Tumult in Hamburg and Royal Court Dispatches 1718
Lettered news from Hamburg reports 30 killed or wounded as townsmen with arms clash with rioters while soldiers stand ready. Abroad, Petersburg letters expose a conspiracy against the Czar, and court audiences note new envoys and a mourning period. Stock prices, advertisements, and maritime notices fill the rest of this late-18th century sheet.
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Hamburg
Petersburg
Czarowitz
Cusrowitz
Mecklemburg
Joseph Tilly
Widmore
Bramley
Kent
John Cardwelly
Mary Magdalen
Haifa Guinen
Volmer Ienawe Crady
Jacob Tonfon
Shakespear’s Head
Strand
H. Clements
St. Paus Church-Yard
London
Oxon
Ireland
John Hyde
Damestreet
Dublin
Wakefield-Ourwood
John Scrooby
White Bear
Wakefield
Charles Malloy
Philander
Apaiyllis
Manley
Joseph Gay
Pope
Farquhar
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Kensington
Monsieur de Dalwig
Heffe-Caffel
Monsieur le Coq
Poland
Signior Re
Parma
Modena
Count de Peronfe
Sicily
Great Britain
Barcelona
Cagliary
Palermo
Philip of
Spain
John Matthews
Lennard
Crown Court
Westminster
Crawford
Earl of Stairs
Paris
South Sea
India
Blanks Izio
Bey of
Padstow
J. Wotton
Fleet Street
the Fanaticks
Lincolns- Inn Fields
Ryan
Earl of Corfer
E. Corll
Fleet-treet
Joseph Gays