Voyage Through European Dispatches of 1775 1787
The report covers import values into the kingdom from America, totaling 474,358,663 piastres not counting ingots and smuggled money, with cocoa and tobacco exports adding 241,000,494 livres. It lists Cadiz port entries, war build up in Silesia, Potemkin’s request for 20,000 winter troops, Brabant’s union celebration, and military appointments including Vander Mersch as Field Marshal. It notes unrest, assassinations, and a royal will of Lord Cowper detailing legacies and settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mexico
Cadiz
United States’ of America
Berlin
Duchy of
Magdebourg
Silesia
Warsaw
Prussia
Potemkin
Ukraine
Moldavia
Russia
Hazue
Fan
Rth
Bruffils
States of
Brabant
Bruffis
Vander Mersch
Ghent
Mons
Ardennes
Rzsel
Madame van der Mersch
Belgic
Flanders
Hainault
Gueldres
Limburgh
Malines
Great Britain
d’Uriel
Namur
d’Alton
Belgic independence and English brigades shaped by Brussels pact
Reports from 1789 state Belgic States will gain independence with English, Prussian, and Dutch backing. A Brussels military chancellery pact forms an English brigade of 1000 troops, all officers English by birth, aiming to bolster a Western alliance and ensure Belgic sovereignty amid ongoing European power plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronel Hulse
Prince of Wales
Downing-street
Bruffls
Brussels
England
Prussia
Holland
Barbadoes
Tilly
Liverpool
Oxford
Destruction in Luxembourg City Amid Imperial Oppression
Imperialists brutalize Luxembourg inhabitants and expel Recollets Dominicans and Capuchins, destroy church property at St Esprit, slaughter livestock for troops, while Augustine friars conduct mass for patriots who fell for religion and liberty as Brussels hosts grand music and large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxembourg
Bender
St. Esprit
Brussels
Public Lottery to pay full prizes on demand
Public notice states that tickets drawn will receive every prize in full as drawn. Nicholson’s State Lottery Office offers prizes up to 25,000 pounds with on demand payment and no deductions, stamps confirm legal shares, and values listed include half, quarter, eighth, and sixteenth shares at fixed rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schardson, Goodluck, and Co
Cornhill
Rinal Ornafa
Peremptory Auction of Lewes Freehold House
By JOHN EDWARDS at the Star Inn Lewes on Saturday February 14 at five o clock afternoon. Freehold messuage with two parlours kitchen pantry and buttery on ground floor, five bedrooms, garrets and cellars, outbuildings and garden in town centre, in occupancy of Mrs Sarah Wheatley and others. For particulars inquire of Mr Smith or Mr Whitfield of Lewes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edwards
Star Inn
Lewesy
Lewes
Sarah Wheatly
Smicth
Whitfield
Sussex
Ades
William Scrivens
Swan Inn
Hatings
Southnover
Horseye 3
Abraham Laugham
Knockbridgey
Fitnacey
Icklesham
Fairlight
Counnty
Thomas Coop
Pannell
Hailsham
John Mitchester
Red-House
Pevensey
Thomas Coper
Thomas. Morten
Winchelsea
Seddlescomb
Battle
Medwin
Hortham
For Sale Mansion and Estate at Woodbridge Suffolk
Announcement for the length of March next selling a commodious mansion house in Woodbridge Suffolk now occupied by J T Sandys Eta. Includes tower rooms bed-chambers offices brew office stables coach house granary and other out-buildings with four acres of pasture and a large garden of fruit trees. Manor with game may be had with the house. Inquire of Mr Jeffelyn at Belstead Hall near Ipswich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbridge
Suffolk
J.T. Sandys
Eta
Ipswich
London
Jeffelyn
Belstead-hall
Wich
Shakespeare Undertaking Subscriptions at Stockdale
A fragmentary notice describes prize lotteries and capital prizes in Wales and Britain with figures and shares. It mentions Stockdale inviting subscribers to sign for Shakespeare works with a list of supporters and a payment of one pound five shillings. The text reflects 18th century lottery and publishing context and requests names for subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Stockdale
Shakpeare
Hali
Shekspeare
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Fes
France
Manrid
Lord Cowper
Hastingfordbury
S. Mansionat
Florence
Henry Cowper
Miss Cowper
Charles Cowper
Thea
Cowper
W. Elias Taunton
Duke of Marlborough
Common Council
Ciy of
Cornwallis
the Crown
Conabeat
Rio-Janeiro
June Laf Oe
Post Office
Sparkes
C.gapang
Blackheath
Wm. Langdon
Pylle
Somerset
Montacute
Great Seak
Shannel Bacon
Baron Hotham
Baron Perryn
Hampshire
Winchester
Wiltshire
Salisbury
Doriethhire
Dorchester
Devonshire
Exeter
Cornwall
Launceston
Somersetiire
Aunton
Jareord
Fuglce Lath
Fustice Wilson
Berkshire
Reading
Oxfordshire
Worcestershire
City
Worcester
Staffordshire
Stafford
Salop
Shrewsbury
Herefordsire
Hereford
Monmouthshire
Monmouth
Gloucestershire
Gloucestery
Norfolk
Lord Loughborough
Justice Alphurst
Buckinghamshire
Avesbury
Bedford
Huntingdonshire
Huntingdon
Cambridgeshire
Cambridge
Thetford
Bury Saint Edmund’s
Midland
Baron Eyre
Baron Thomson
Northamptonshire
Northampton
Rutlandshire
Okeham
Lincolshire
Lincoln
Nottinghamshire
Town
Nottingham
Derbyshire
Derby
Leicestershire and Borough
Leicester
Coventry
Warwickshire
Warwick
Earl of Strathmore
Miss Dykes
Warthole-hall
Cumberland
Bristol
Charles Fox
Plymouth
Sarah Champion
Yeovil
William Harbin
Swayne Harbin
Newton
Phelips
Edward Phelips
Montaguies
Merton
Surry
George .Spary
Sonng
Wimbleton
King’s-Mews
Chas
Capital PR En
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Hove
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