Royal notices and colonial dispatches from Europe and America
A compilation of royal proclamations and foreign dispatches covers leave granted for a Greenland whale fishery venture, dynastic marriages in northern Europe, military movements near Vienna, and Polish Prussian port disputes. It includes Philadelphia colonial resolutions for a continental congress, New York and Irish administrative changes, plus transatlantic trade and ship arrivals noting epidemics at New Orleans and Greenland cargoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ria
Torngien
Gothenburg
Greenland
Davis’s. Straits
Wismar
Sudermania
Oon
Kamentkoy
Bajardgick
Hledtrefs
Saxony
Eletter
Elettress
Baudria
Nyimphenburg
Munich
Offend
Fuly
Yeserday
Brussels
Board of Finances
St. James's
Daniel de Laval
Copenhagen
Barliamieng
Bolton
America
Congress of Deputies
Great Britain
Philadelphia
Boston
Philad
Lphia
New-York
Scotland
George Powdett
Amport
of Hants
Dennis
Hutchinson
Common Pleas
Scott
Carleton
Kensington Palace
Dundas
East-India House
Dover
China
Pegasus
Belfevre
Maidstone
Senegal
Arrivals and Departures of East Indiamen and Other Vessels
The ships Prime Bast Indiaman Kent Nor hington Swift Pilot Gravesean and others sailed or remained at various ports. Arrivals include Lady Christina Profferity Annabell Sally Minerva and several named vessels from Hamburgh PhiladelphiaWaterford and Rotterdam with cargoes or passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Derat
Wind
Thompe
Dublin
Kent
Northington
Swift Plot
Wilcox
Williams
Chester
Gravesean
Britannia
Dixon
Stockholm
Taakes
Hamburgh
Charles
Weval
Fom
Rotterdam
Fannah
Cook
Elizabeth
Jackson
Petersburgh
Frederick
Petus
Groningen
Chrislina
Hilkes
Minerva
Ford
Wewfodindlands Union
Litton
Ritdeert
Wewcasle
Friendship
Shorten
Poole
Bremen
Nelly
Walker
Fair American
Harrington
South
Carolina
Cowes
Caimpvere
Speedwell
Fox
South Carolina
Gosport
Virginias
James
Robertsen
London
Torbay
Hoddenburgh
Keyn
Amsterdam
Sally
Wren
Bigde
London Letter From Danizhck Deputation Message
An extra from a London letter describes the deputation of magistrates after receiving Count Gollowkin’s memorial. Three city orders gathered to craft a proper reply to the Russian minister plenipotentiary. The note states the city’s inability to respond without deep gratitude for the distinguished grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Prussia
Berlin
Fahrwafer
Oliva
Baltic
Poland
Pressia Alegal
Batra
Paris
Broglio
D’ Aiguillon
Vi Chatelais
Louis XV
Breglio
Artois
D’aiguillon
Mademoiselles de Provence
D’artois
D’aiguilon
Minitfer
Marquis of
Brancas
Duifter de la Chaine
Aiguillon
Countess du Barre
Madam Barre
Maupeagy
Philadelphia
London
Danizhck
Gollowkin
Salt of Lemons advertised for stains and linen care
An advertisement extols Salt of Lemons as a universal cleaner for iron moulds stains and red wine, claiming it whitens lawn cambrick and linen without damage. It notes its usefulness beyond lemons, its long keeping quality, and lists London merchants selling the product at 18 pence per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jace
William Bayley
Cockfout-street
London
Alfa
John Prite
Appalley the India House
Leadenhall-street
F. Newbery
Bookfeller
St. Paul’s Church-yard
J. Grosvenor
Holborn
A. Rothwell
Petfuitier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Longalley
Moore Fields
Mr. Durante
St. John’s Street
Highgate-hill
Whitecross-street
Whitley-Herald
Noythropps
Norsfolk
Allhallows the Great
William Blackall
Packer
Tokenhouse-yard
Mills Piper
Andover
Barnet
Lambert
Portugal
Aaron
Jeffrey
Dorfer
Rhwlefs
Merionethshire
William Price
Old-street
Nathaniel Cannon
Great St. Helen’s
Bishappate-Breet
Sampson Farnall
Assembly
Barbadoes
Percy
Edmund Long
Widford
Hertfordshire
Rein Beer Inn
Bishop-storts
An Hill
Halifax
Yorkhire
New Inn
Leeds
Thomas Wright
Martin Hockley
St. Paul
Shadwell
Middlesex
Haberdasher
Lawrence Scotland
Se.Farnes
West
N.inster
Robert Campbell
Jamaica
Mer¢Ghant
Alean Cunliffe
Ikley
Yorkshire
John Wedderspoon
Perth
Patrick Kellie
Creetoun
James Marshall
Houndsditch
Guildhall
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