News from Europe and London markets tumble in a distant age
Fragments recount treaties between Russia Sweden and approvals by Empress. Dispatches from Copenhagen Paris and London note troop movements, a Bavarian levy, and a grand entertainment. Market prices rise for hops wool and cheese while a brutal prize fight ends abruptly amid injuries and betting. Reports of robberies and marriages and deaths close the dense chronicle.
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Shipping News Record of Ship Deployments and Movements
Decl Sept 29 ships dispatched for distant ports with others remaining in Downship Majesty's ships. Thomas Thayer to Boston Dolphin Swain to the South Sea Rose Black to Jamaica. Navy tenders Neptune Unity and scouts remain. winds NE. Vessels Friendship Cragg Nicholas Ann Falconberg Charming Berfey from Norway and Pillew noted in passage.
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Thomas
Spanish Ambassador Meets King at Windsor Lodge
London reports the Spanish Ambassador met King at Windsor Lodge. Windsor Chapel opening postponed due to unfinished choir. New organ praised. Debates about Duke of Clarence unfounded. Ocean mail schedules and trade notes appear with remarks on emigration, industry, and education in the colonies and Americas.
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Adams's Solvent for Stone and Gravel Promises Cure
An 18th century advertisement touts Adams's Solvent as a cure for stone and gravel. It cites Mr. Perry’s essay and an account of J Robertshaw, a Royal Horse Guards officer, whose long battle with gravel, stone, and pain improved after using the solvent, enabling him to return to duty. Sold by Mr. Bacon in London with legal stamps and price details. Percy on the Stone offered separately.
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