Paris Parliament upheaval and crime spree near Paris
The excerpt reports political upheaval in Bourdeaux and Paris with a new Parliament formed, thefts, and violent acts. It notes robberies, a dancing master killer in custody later hanged, a hay market plan, and several sewer/road accidents with injuries and deaths. It also lists births marriages and various bankruptcies, along with local goings on in London.
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Bourdeaux
Toulouse
Bers
Paris
Arrivals at several ports dated sailings and names
The listing records numerous arriving vessels with captains and origins including Maynard from Maryland, Stockholm, Dunkirk, London, Archangel, Petersburgh, Newfoundland, Grenada, Bristol, Dominica and more. Ships named include Adventure, Anna-Maria, Ranger, Polly, Beside others.
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Wind S. W
Maynard
Maryland
Anna-Maria
Max
Streights
Dear
Wind
Downs
Gravysenn
Nelly
Smith
Dunkirk
Stockholm
Ring
Ann
Waben
Konigsburgh
Thomas
Hayton
London
Archangel
Nancy
Hall
Ditto
Walker
Polly
Brodrick
Ranger
Hunter
Dito
Ar Ditto
New Blessing
Cooper
Laws
Petersburgh
Harrison
Atkins
Mogadore
Carrall
Newfoundland
St‘ Am Er Rialto
Tapscot
Nogtly Caravas
Brownett
Grenada
Baxter
Ruby
Henderson
Bristol
la Sage
Dominica
Davers
Coronation Anniversary Sightings and Continental Dispatches
On the coronation anniversary several nobles visited Richmond to pay compliments to the throne. A messenger carried dispatches from Vienna via Lord Viscount Stormont. Reports note a great personage receiving two letters, and Lord Holland’s accounts being settled with him staying in London. Letters from the Hague and Vienna discuss Russia and Turkey, while Antigua and Jamaica vessels are debated. An update on Lady Londonderry’s health brings cautious optimism amid political commentary and Mr. Wilkes’ financial stance.
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Richmond
Lord Viscount Stormont
Vienna
Count de’ Gugnesa
Holland
Lord Clermont
Leland
Charles Murray
Ely
Madeiras
Hague
Petersbourg
Russia
Antigua
Havannah
Jamaica
Plymouth
Wilkes
Exeter Water Engine and Tenancy Auction Notice
An old notice advertises the sale on Thurdays at Swale’s Coffee House in the Serge market Exeter of the water engine named EXE ENMGEIE with pipes and fixtures for a term of years as rent, plus details of tenancy and contact for further particulars at Exeter. Also mentions city utilities, and a separate advertisement for a new gardening manual by Rev. Stevenson with calendar and bees guidance, priced five shillings and sixpence bound, with distribution details in Fleet Street and Charing Cross.
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Wilkes
Parton Morne
Haymarket
Tottenham Court
Hay Hill
Albemarle-street
Okf Road-street
Thames
Lambeth
Pearce
Paradise-row
Davis
Pawnoroker
Apollo -Court
Temple-bar
Old Bailey
William Yenn
Bfore
John
Mims
Richard Thompson
John Hogans
Rice Price
Philip Morgan
Stepney
Samuel, Shaw
Edward Burch
Matthew Martin
S&s
Swale’ S Coffee
Odobe
Exeterith
Teanita
Wna Leafe
Stade
Minaddy
Exeter
Stevenson
Bast- Retfad
Nottitybaanthre
N.B
J. Hinton
King’s Arms
Pater
Warwick -Lane
The Heraldry Book and Classical Translations Advertised
An historical advertisement lists a folio heraldry treatise by Mr Por ny with 24 copper plates and over 500 coats of arms, plus a dictionary of heraldic terms. It also promotes translations of Latin authors and classics in multiple volumes from Becket and Hondt, with prices and binding notes.
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Porny
Eton College
T. Carnan
F. Newbery
St Paul's Churchyard
George Collard
Twickenham
Middlesex
T. Becket
P. A. de Hondt
Prince of Wales
Ofnabruch
Princes-Arms
Strand
Texesco
Gio. Corman
Plautus
Bonner Troixton
Tuewarp
Starrus
Mr.Lewis
Ferab
Qovssey
A. Pars
Frre
oGtavo
Horace
Francis
Mr. Prwr
Ossian
Fingal
J. Macr Hexson
Hrnnogtan
Major Dow
Prutawen
J. Daypen
Vascat
F Dryden
Tisutyees
Mr. Strange
The Farmer's Tour Through East England by Arthur Young
Advertisement for Arthur Young's travel and agricultural series detailing the state of English husbandry. Notes various works and prices, listing editions, copper plates, and subjects including cultivation, livestock, population, and farming methods. Mentions multiple publishers and locations in England and Edinburgh.
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England
Arthur Young
W. Sgtahagi
W. Nicoll
Vogt
St. Paul's
T. Cadell
Strang
B. Collins
Salitbor
Balfour
Edinburgh
Impldayarss &c
Hirtig
Price Royce
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Serrestees
Henry Irvins Ela
Cappaih Lonkine
Gasca
Nath Regimes
Thomas Mecan
Regiment of Foot
George Birch
Mortimer-Street
Cavendish-square
Bath
Tara Biop
Fitzgerald
John Morgan
Lincoln’s In
Grifich
Berkshire
Reinhold
Covent-garden
Newrattle
Wiliam Hope
Gee
Drury-lane
Bankru
Stephen Ballard
High-street
St. Mary le Bone
Haberdatcher
Guilshall
Pitt Smithy
Stples Inn
Hatborn
John Cockton
Princes-street
Moorfields
Guildhall
Robert Fisher
St. Ann’s Lane
Aldersgate
John Smith
Tooley-ftrest
St. John Southwark
Surry
Oil
Attorries
Mitchell and Young
Cook’scourt
Carey-street
Lincoln's Inn
Samuel Balls
Yoxford
County of Suffolk
Griffin
Joseph Browne
Sc. Sepulchre
Carpenter
John Firth
Woodstreet
Arthur Edwards
Blackmantreet
Southwark
Cheefergonger
Joseph Wright
Great E Qcheap
Oni Sarvarficles
J. Townsend
B. White
Fleet-street
Auas
William Rowley
St. Paul's Church-yard
Rowley
High-Holborn
Versailles
Marli
Paria
Port-Chaise
Calais
Walter
Fetter- Lane
Béuhd
Shakespear
W. Dodd
B. A. Jare
Clarehall
Cambridge
Stannard
Tees
Alnd
Hertford
Bedford
Rutland
Northampton
Leicester
Nottingham
Stafford
Shane Oo
Herefird
Worchter
Warwck
Glouchter
Willfire
Berlin
Siam
Oxford
Hucus
Essex
Suffolk
Iorfolk
Lincoln
Ir York
Durham
Northumberland
Cumber
Devin
Cornwall
Otpshire
Kent
Ales&s
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South Wales
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