History of England and Ireland notices and cures in Bath
Broad 18th century notices publish the History of England from early times to Queen Anne and an Ireland translation plan with subscribers in Bath. Advertisements offer cures for kidney stones and deafness, urging payments to subscribers, with market trades, lottery notices, and property sales in cheap street Bath. Names include James Kapton, Richard Wilkin, E Bell, Darby O Connor, Mr. B. Creak, Mr. William Hunt, and others.
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England
Einheim
James Kapton
Richard Wilkin
A. Roper
Butler
Price
Ireland
Darby O'Connor
B. Creak
Fermyn-street
Queen Anne
Actient
Madero
Vander Guehr
E. Bell
Dirby
A. Bettesworth
Cheapstreet
Bath
Cock Lane
Bear Yard
William Hunt
New-Inn
Me Tryme
Barh
Salisbury
Arthur Davis
Tiverton
Robert Mainwaring
Weil-Close Square
London
John White
Bristol
Jacob’s
Threadneedle Street
Royal Exchange
Haydon-yard
John’s Coffer
Exchange- Alley
Arthew West
Clare-ftreet
Clare Market
Isaac Barbut
Hee Feng
Bishopgate- Street
Groningen
Mericurs West
Barbot
King-street
Guild-hall
Ottoman Squadron sails from Malta without action
From Amsterdam and Naples reports say the Ottoman Squadron left the Channel of Malta without engaging, noting Malta and Gozo were better supplied than expected. Rome reports uncertainty over the Chevalier de St George’s whereabouts after Lucca. The King of Spain cites 500000 crowns lodged in Genoa to reclaim Corsica. Hamburg notes Russian reports of a conspiracy against the Czar at Astrakhan. London reports Captain Mack Neil marching from Inverness with a detachment in Scotland.
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Amsterdam Courant
Naples
Malta
Fland
Gozzo
Rome
Chevalier de St. George
Lucca
Spain
Genoa
Corsica
Hamburg
Russia
Astraton
London
F.berincton
Alexbury
E. Morphew
Holland
His
Earl of Seaforth
Mack Neil
Kings
Inverness
Scroggs
Marriot