Moors lift siege of Melilla. peace with Spain urged
From the London Gazette reports arrive of the Moors having raised the siege of Melilla and seeking a perpetual peace with Spain. News also notes promotions at the War Office, Irish dignities granted, and various appointments including the Dean of Emly and the bearer of Meredyth surname arms. Additional items cover ship arrivals, colonial notices, and trade terms amid Poland’s turmoil.
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Mapriv
Maacy
Nofiéer
Melilla
Spain
Prince Gallitzin
St. James's
Kingdom of Ireland
William Evelyn
Emly
Meredyth
War Office
Aprilia
Royal Reg
Horde Guards
Sir John Legard
Bart
Cornet
Alexander Renton
James Phelps
Lewis Buckle
Bryan Cooke
James Stewart
Francis D’oyly
Francis Dundafs
Lord Tomas Pelham Clinton
Robert, Fulke Greville
Roth
Foot
Charles Stephenson
Charles Watson
Wm. St. Clair
John Williamson
Cha. Williamson
Robert Clerk
James Figge
George Herbert
Ambrose Simpson
Wm. Macleod
Edmund Strachan
Campbell
Wm. Ironside
Charles Wm. Este
Wm. Thompson
Gilbert Webster
Robert Petrie
the Towers of London
Caleb Hardinge
John Wrightson
Chelsea Hospital
Wm. Sparke
Treaty of Commerce Between Prussia and Poland Described
Foreign affairs from Hamburg report a copy of a Prussia Poland treaty. It outlines 2 percent duties on most goods, 12 percent transit and entry duties for exports, frontier receipts, and wide free trade aims with Danzig and the Republic. The article lists 12 articles detailing duties, duties exemptions, and protections for Prussian and Polish subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburgh
Prussia
Republic of Poland
Konigsberg
Poland
Pruslian
Dantzic
Danzic
Republic
Court and society notes from London and beyond
A broad London and continental news laydown reports courtly events at St James's with mentions of the Garter orders and royal trips to Windsor. It notes military moves in Bohemia and Poland, naval and shipping rumors from Vienna and Dunkirk, and local incidents including police actions, bankruptcies, and deaths in Bath Exeter and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s
Kew
Thefdeke
Duchess of Cumberland
Windsor Lodge
Bach
Cornwallis
Ireland
Berlin
Vienna
Bohemia
Poland
Banat
Temeswar
Transylvania
Constantinople
Adriam Iple
Sverre Haimburgh
Prusia
Polish Republic
Danzick
Elbing
Sweden
Stchiucua
Prussia
Europe
Glasgow
Katharine
Dunkirk
Virginia
Cambridge
Trinity College Library
Signior Cipriani
Peckitt
York
Isaac Newton
Lord Bacon
Minerva
Isaac
Phoenix
Blake
West Indies
Cape Henry
The
Ratt- India Company
John Harrison
Efg
John Roberts
Broad-street
Alderman Hopkins
Guildhall
Rosey Morey
Payne
Newgate
Blackfriars
Clerkenwell Eaglewell
Bath
John Pigot
Custom-house
London
Exeter
Miss Jolliffe
John Jolliffe
Petersfield
Hampshire
Brompton
Mr. Stevens
Tom's
Devereux-court
Strand
James Compton
Hampton-wick
Margaret-street
Cavendish S Quare
Superjane
Smith
Kirby-street
Hatton-street
Jonathan Millner
Deptford
Kerr, Cheesemeneger
Atrornies
Meil
Rofewed
Dawes
Ibrogmorton-street
William Dixon
Earrington
Yorkshire
Carpenter
Blue Boar
Castlegate
City of Vere
Robert Lakeland
Anthony Rutherford
Sunderland
Durham
Mercer and Drapery
Queen’s-head Inn
John Johnston
Sunderlant
John Own
Maraevir
Cornwall
Fenzance
John Collier
Weed-street
Lircun
Jew Sellar
Robert Fisher
St. Ann's+lane
Alderstate
Attrney
Mallson
Gray’s Inn
Samuel Rowlatt
Priste
King’s-Lynn
Norfolk
Surender
Vay “Y Coidhal
Landen
aAccorney
Leavy
Fetter Lane
Muec Francis Sylva
St. Maryaaz
Merenantio
Weist
Oatotve
Aterrey
Thretoe
King’s-arms-yard
Charity Concert Plans in Cathedral Fundraiser
An array of clergy and nobility including the Lord Bp of Lichfield and Coventry and Rev. Rennell promote a charity concert at the cathedral. Handel choral works, Boyce Anthem, and Handsel anthem are featured with seats distributed for the Feast Days. Proceeds directed to the Stewards and the needy, with tickets obtainable through Mr John Bacon at the Priory Office.
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State Lottery Office
Privy Garden
Whitehall
Aprilers
William Philips
John Cater
William Wyeress
William Chandler
Elgrs
Jafr Barthorsen Jay
Aqs
Guildalle
Bank of England
Dettingen
Takic
Oeckek
Cher
Ailss
John Bacon
Pir
Priies
Fempie
Porter
Virgil
Mr. Dryden
F. Kivingtoo
Hawes and Co
S Crowder
T. Davies
Calon
J. Robson
T. Becker
G. Robinson
T. Cadell
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London Gazette
Grand Duchy of Lithuania
Warsaw
Benoir
Antony Ostrowski
Harlaw
Chelmsford
Barking
William Mee
London Market
New
Wind
Transpa
Re. Wind
N.W. Penne
Lali
Sturfty
de Francs
Speke
Leghorn
Aurora
Newtle
Venice
Provence
Honewell
Pollard
Farquhart
Lennon Lyverson
Bristol
Diligence
MaMe
Itr
Wilcox
Williams
Liverpool
Gravesenn
George and James
Dunrick
I.n
Margaret
Corter
Amsterdam
St. George
Bidgood
Dover
Union
Chevers
Limerick
Brighthelmstine
Hannah
Watson
New-York
Memel
Friendship
Maria
Harding
Newcy
Free Mason
Simpte
Jen Richardson
Great Ayton
John Watkins
Stokesley
Richard Roffington
Ellenbrook
Worfey
Lancashire
Cromptor's
Manchester
George Martin
Rood Lane
Leadon
Guidhall
James Taylor
Leadenhall
Street
Eye London
Francis Blount
Rediton
Arese
Clerkenwell
Meycharft
John Wilson
Highgate
William Wolfe
Tavistock-street
Westminster
Midétifex
Bankjertcy
James Randall
Grguang-Cross
Middlesex
Guiseppe Pagatucci
Joséph Nych
Hart-street
St Paunt
Covent-garden
Andrew Landile
Leven
John Brogg
Bervie
Jasper Bartholomew Jax
St. Paul
Earl of
Suffolk
Berkshire
Kev
Lord
Lichfield & Coventry
Lord Graven
Samuel Plumbe
Aldaeman
AR RE Eetey
George Stinton, DB
Church of Lincoln
Ralph Cawley
Georg Ee Jubb
Robes Carter
Thomas Rennell
A.M
Winchester
Thomas Rumbold
Edward Burnaby Green
James Sharp
Sunderland AL Owee
Elizabeth Wilson
Power Lee
Iif
George Wilson
Tate
Marée Mariner
John Nichelson
George Walfon