Bavarian Erector Orders Review and Recruiting Drive
A mail from Flanders notes a Bavarian military review scheduled this month with all horse and foot regiments to be completed. Cadets are to be treated as Berlin troops, with nationwide recruitment in progress. Other Princes of the Empire are raising forces, one replacing infantry words with long two edged bayonets.
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Yeterday
Flanders
Ratispon
Mercy
Bavaria
Berlin
Empire
Mysteries of a Dorney Child Murder and Canal Manslaughter
A late 17th century report details a mother at Dorney near Windsor who murdered her male infant. She mangled the body and hid parts in a hog-tub and a gulley-hole, with the head severed and brains hidden. The jury returned Wilful Murder verdict and she was committed for trial. Additional Northampton events note a canal worker’s death by manslaughter verdict for Henry Holme after a fall in Baddington. An infant, Thomas Alten,Esq of Hinkley, was found dead in Anfly after walking from Mount Sorrel, likely due to an apoplectic cause.
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Reading
Dorney
Windsor
Wilfal
Aylethory Pool
Northampton
Lal
Henry ,Holme
John Newman
Oxford Canal
Baddington
Holme
Newman
Thomas Alten
Hinkley
Leicestershire
Anfly
Mount Sorrel
Arrivals of multiple ships at port and overseas routes
An OCR list details numerous vessels arriving or sailing for Liverpool Oporto Lisbon Nevis Maryland and other ports. Ships include Badger Caward Mania Guillaume Royal George William and Mary Argo Pee Harcaeld Savile Uabella Potts and many more under Admiral Gregg. Also notes other arrivals such as Industry Britannia Jane Elizabeth La Patourel Warwick Elizabeth Sinclair Predent Lilly and Prosperous Gren from various European ports.
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Deas
Azaw
W.W
Badger
Caward
Oporto
Jetherell
Johnson
Liverpool
Camberwell
Farkes
Lisbon
Mania
Guillaume
Nevis
Weston
Crearter
Duke of Richmond
Love
Maryland
Brad Mawy
Royal
George
William and
Mary
Graham
Argo
Pee
Harcaeld
Irvin Savile
Are
Uabella
Potts
Cansperts
Welmoreland
Clark
Lancaster
Was
Admiral Gregg
Grazeswan
London
Burchet
Rowe
Fit
Concal
Susannah
Marseilles
Perti
Inidustry
Harrison
Hamburgh
Elizabeth
Sinclair
Otterdam
Predent Lilly
Welsh
Philai
Emanuel
Blom
Norway
Prosperous
Gren
Middleburgh
Pyton Lorain
Pefcod
Deiphaven
Pnke
Amsterdam
S$rimp
Moore
Providence
Jones
Erdam
Mond
Stock
Landon
Paris, Dijon to Besancon Parliaments Restore Burgundy Fra
Extracts from a Paris letter report the king's anointing on Trinity Sunday and a return to Versailles, with the Burgundy and Franche Compte parliaments to be reinstated in Dijon and Besancon. Italian news claims Count Alexis d Ortend, Russian navy commander, invited Princess Elizabeth to a dimmer aboard a ship before arresting her retinue on suspicion of conspiracies. Canterbury letter notes a Newcastle to Sandwich voyage disaster with all aboard perishing and a Lenham heir report details a wreck victim’s dire poverty and meager bequests.
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Karg
Paris
Versailles
Italy
Alexis d’Orten
Leghorn
Elizabeth
Rufsian
Canterbury
Oliver
Newcastle
Sandwich
Seaford man of war arrives at Portsmouth and others
Reports from the port describe Capt. Davis arriving from Jamaica at Portsmouth aboard a Seaford man of war. The Havannah captain Warles arrives in Brighthelmistone with dispatches from New York. A Smyrna voyage shows several ships safe at Smyrna and an English vessel lost near Scio after a heavy gale near the Dardanelles. Market prices for hops and a fatal worm-intake incident follow, along with drownings after a river boat collision and a string of local marriages and notices of deaths.
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Seaford
Davis
Jamaica
Portsmouth
Havannah
Warles
New- York
Brighthelmistone
Smyrna
Mills
Hellespont
Lecter
Ruby
Harriman
Cusling
Spencer
Fox
Garrett
John Green
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Scio
Imparn
Pettys
France
Westminster
Quebec
Quebec-street
Oxford-réad
Small
Countess of Cavan
Sackville
Barrow
Kensington
Parker
Scotland
Miss Harris
Harris
Bankside
Southwark
Dalrymple
Goodman's Fields
Rice
Mr. Rice
Tower-street
Stair Agnew
Lochnow
Mills Margaret Naismith
Fromas
Naismith
Dumbhzir
Diffe
Foortree-hill
Enfield
Yeterday
Booles
Witchinham Sc
Job
Prominent 18th Century Emblem Book and Theological Volumes
A lavish eighteenth century advertisement announces Tago For the BEE of ECHO OS a new improved edition of Emblems for youth amusement with a frontispiece dedicated to Lady Lacy Elizabeth Kerr, plus a second edition in three volumes of The Economy of the Covenants by Herman Witsius translated from Latin. Also advertised are An Exposition of the Church Catechism, a collection of sermons, and a new edition of religious works, with pricing and printing details, in London.
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Lacy Elizabeth Kerr
Lord
Diderear
London
James Hervey
Aspasio
God
Jierman Witsius, DD
Universite
Francke
Utrecht
Leyden
Divinity College
Holland
West-Friesland
C. Dilly
N.B
Thomas Maweis
A Gentleman’s Cure in Peterborough by Drops Sale
A handbill touts Mr Spilsbury’s Drops for scurvy and gout as vastly superior to rivals. It describes a gentleman cured after few bottles, notes free advice Tuesdays and Fridays and post-paid letters, lists shop partners in Fleet Street and Cornhill, and proclaims forthcoming third edition of the Treatise. It mentions Peterborough date and various booksellers and addresses.
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Spilsbury
Los Eran Reid
Cranfian
Elling
James
Cranston
Maier
Elliot
Bookelter
Edoburgh
Vite
Peterborough
Soil Eury
Hordes
F. Spilsbury
Williams's
Bookfeller
Fleet-street
Wallefcure’s
Royale Exchange
Cornhill
Wilkie’s
Book
Eller
St. Paul's Church-yard
Spilfoury
Chymiit
Mount-row
Westminter Bridge
Sury
Dr James's Powder and Analeptic Pills Advent Calendar
For PEEWERS RHEUMATISM COLD and all disorders from obstructions Dr James's Powder has many reported cures. Notable cases include Thomas Robinson of Chelsea and Mrs Brewer of Leeds. Powder sold 2s 6d a packet by Francis Newbery jun at No 65 St. Paul’s Churchyard London. Genuine boxes bear an outward receipt signed by Him. Analeptic Pills praised for Indigestion Flatulence Costiveness and Rheumatic pains. useful for female complaints.
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Acob Hemet
WI Majesty
Amelia
Hemet
Wi Bainey
Cockspur- Street
Haymarket
J. Price
Per-fomer
Leaderwalt
London
ML. Purdie
Bath
N. B
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
Leadenhall-street
F. Newbery
Turlington
Martha Wray
Hilton Wray
Robert Turlington
King' S Arras
Birchin-Jane
Fold Daffy
Staughton
Squire
Ratclife
Bostock
Hungary
Hooper
Anderson
Bateran
Godfrey
Tughington
Wilam Wray
James
Thomas Robinson
Chelsea
Ara Brewer
Leeds
Fourlegre
Francis Newbery
St. Paul's Church-yard
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J. Murray
John Fielding
England
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