Unprecedented Liberty cargo visits Aberdeen season ends harvest near
Foreign intelligence reports Capt. William Beverly of Aberdeen arriving with a cargo for the second time this season, signaling rival trader interest. Frost destroys crops. corn harvest likely to be scarce, bread prices to rise. Warsaw treaty prospects threaten Dantzig trade. Polish duties and fresh depots spark citizen alarm. Frankfort welcomes Elector of Mainz amid royal movements. military preparations underway near Hanau for the election and coronation.
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Liberty
William Beverly
Aberdeen
Dantzic
Warsaw
Poland
Dantzig
Vitula
Albrwafer
Richler
Baith
Es Frankfort
Mentz
Elestor
Treves
Cunegonde
Saxony
Effen
Thorn
Cologne
Margentheim
Hungary
Aschaffenburgh
Frankfort
de Pappenheim
Heffe-Caffel
Hanau
Landgrave of Hesse
Hanuswald
Seekbach
Bergen
Royal Levee Attended by Dignitaries at St James's
Yesterday at St James's the King held a lengthy levee attended by a long list of ambassadors and nobles including the Archbishop of Canterbury, Duke of Leeds, Earls, Viscounts, bishops, generals, and naval officers. The levee ended around three o'clock with further audiences and a dinner at Kew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew-House
Windsor- Lodge
St. James’s
Archbishop of Canterbury
Duke of Leeds
Marquis of Salsbury
Essex
Chatham
Howe
Viscount Hinchinbroke
London
Carlisle
Fitzgibbon
Ireland
Cloncurry
F. Campbell
Dover
G. Yonge
A. Hood
T. Rumbold
R. Boyd
Alderman Watson
Sherif Glyn
Rolls
Houston
Gardner
Onslow
Burton
Grenville
Villiers
Rumbold
Greville
Knox
Fawkener
Ross
Trappaud
Patterson
Maclane
Beauliea
Egerton
Canterbury
Pite
Earl of Chatham
Kew
Robert Fitzgerald
King at St James's and Levee notes from Plymouth to Liege
News from St James's reports the King attended by the Earls of Chatham and Howe yesterday, with Howe leaving for Spithead to command the grand fleet. Lord Robert Fitzgerald was presented on arrival from France, and a correction on Liege’s Regent names. War office orders recall 34th regiment recruits and deploy marines, with naval movements at Brest and Portsmouth. Married notices record John Wigllen and Miss Lake. Woodcock and Miss Crosby. Died notices include Mr. Price of Bridlington and Mr. William Hoder of London.
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St Marties’s
Chatham
Howe
St.James’s
Earl Howe
Spithead
Robert, Fitzgerald
France
Earl Gower
Principality of
Liege
Cardinal de Rohan
Prince de Rohan
Cande
Cupe
Madame de la Motte
Plymouth
Othce
Brest
Harwood
Portsmouth
Admiralty
Sir George Collier
St. George
Fanshaw
Plymouth Dock-Yard
Glory
Ondow
St. George’s
Hanover-square
John Wigllen
Edmonton
Miss Lake
Sir John Lake
Limerick
Ireland
Brydges Woodcock
Brentford-Butts
Middlésex
Miss Crosby
Maurice Crosby
Bridlington
Price
Wm. Hoder
Carpenters Buildings
London Wall
Court of Requests For
City of London
State Lottery Office promotes English and Irish tickets
An advertisement from the State Lottery Office in Cornhill London touts two 20,000 prize numbers and other prizes for the Irish and English Lotteries drawing in 1791. It lists current share prices, offers schemes, and urges postal and coach orders, warning that only stamped tickets are legal. A later note endorses Hayman’s Drops with a certificate of efficacy from Rob Drummond.
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Bank-Street
Cornhill
London
Bank of England
Nicholson
State-Lottery Stamp-Office
Hayman
Gelden Square
Rob
Drummond
Lincoly
Remarkable cure with Hayman’s Drops from 1790 notice
A reader reports a long struggle with a persistent discharge and swelling. After trying doctors’ remedies for eighteen months, he begun Hayman’s Drops following an advertisement and saw rapid improvement. In less than 16 weeks all wounds healed and remains well. The notice promotes Hayman’s Drops at five shillings per bottle, sold at Royal Exchange and other medical shops, with the stamp bearing J. Hayman’s name and residence to deter counterfeits.
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Dunholn
Lincoln
Geo. Beamon
Mr. Hayman
Royal Exchange
J. Hayman
Golding
Humphreys
Oxromstreet
Williams
Wpall-Mall
Blundstone
Falmouth
R. Blundstone
Port-Chaires
Exeter
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Foreign Intelligence
Arcuances
Ann
Wayhill
Farnham
John Brown
D. Taylor
Lorenzo
Resson
Br. Young
John Iix
Te Knott
Lombiri-hrees
W. Ath
Little- Towerestreet
J. Marfom
High- Holborn
Newington-causeway
Ottawa
Charles William Quien
King’s and Queen's College of Physcians
Majes Y’s
Royal Hospital For Invalids
Dublin
Je Murray
Fleet-street
William Jones
Murray
Heaven
RaNaanra Letuvers
Birmingham
Ion
Madan
Edward Burn
Christ
Mr. Venn
Joseph Priestley
L.L.D. F.R
J. Johnson
St. Paul’s Church
Wols. Wsyo
Joseph Bpooner
Rome
Leicester
Moore
Atherstone
John Moore
Austrey
Warwick
John Moors
Turner
John
Sint Margaret’s
Borough of
Edward Parsons
James Natt
William Ingle
Measham
County of
Derby
Owen
Atorstone
Warwickshires
Henry Ward
Cattle-Bromwich
Thom
HINRY
Th's
Oxford Street
Stone and Co
N. B
Sheffield
James Wheeler
Wokingham
Berks
Francis Mewbery
Dr. James's Powser
St. Paul's Church-Yard
Cheapside
Geddes
M.B
Monthly Review
T. Beck
WSE
Avas
Boand
Leitson
Abit Lindon
ADSON
Englih
D. Law
Aversary Lane
Johnson
St. Paul’s Church-yares
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