Ship News and Arrivals From Leghorn and Dover
Beal reports April 11 events with ships named Gearcore Trenham Generous Friends and several arrivals including TE Stoop Merlin from hall and from Exeter Genoa and Yarmouth ports list ships such as John and Elizabeth Govel from Loettoffe Pitt Doeg from Yarmouth and Friendship from Genoa. Also notes Dover Two Sisters from Virginia and Cork Father’s Godlvil from Virginia with additional vessels listed from Rochelle and Cayenne. The London Gazette notes Tuscany duty exemption for foreign corn. Warsaw reports plague decline in Poland with only faint traces at Mahilew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beal
Gearcore
Trenham
Hay
Fir
Amaiay
New Mery
Hicks
Granades
Wright
Baker
Jorgia
Aedalousia
Hill
Seville
Merlin
Mrvived
Leghorn
Lloyd
AW Sling
Exeter
Genoa
Princess Stahrenber
Brine
Hall
John
Elizabeth
Govel
Loettoffe
Pitt, Doeg
Yarmouth
Coxhavent
Friendship
Pullein
Dunkirk
Minetve
M‘cleer
Barcelona
Cayenne
Dover
Taylor
Virginia
Cork
Godlvil
Wark
Cunliffe
Chepps
Lennon
London Gazette
Tuscany
Berlin
Warsaw
Poland
Mahilew
Dnieper
Plan to Install Duke of Saxe Teschen as Poland King
Extracts from The Hague letter claim Hungary leverages Russia and Prussia to install the Duke of Saxe Teschen as Poland’s monarch while Poland’s king is to keep the title and estates, with Courland to pass to him and residence planned at Mitau. Also notes regimental purchases, ship losses, and London court sittings in 1771.
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the Hague
Danube
Hungary
Russia
Prussia
Poland
Saxe-Teschen
Stanislaus
Duchy of Courland
Mitcau
Vienna
Prince Lebowitz
Prince of
Cadiz
Liniay
Valparaizo
London
Middlesex
William de Grey
His Majesty’s Court of Common Pleas
Westminster
Tower
St. James’s
Queen’s Palace
Oliver
Donald Maclane
Allen
Murray
Maraizo
Hartlepool
Capt
Brown
Bishop Wearmouth
Crosby
Hayman
Lewcomb
Dorsetshire
Crid ¥Ane
Taunton
Royal Incorporated Society of Artists Notice of Exhibition
The President and Directors announce the Royal Incorporated Society of Artists of Great Britain will open their twelfth exhibition on Thursday April 2 at Spring Gardens Charing Cross. Artists must submit performances by Friday 16 or by noon Saturday 26. Only original performances accepted. By order W Thomson Assistant Secretary.
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Royal Incorporated Society of Artists of Great Britain
Spring Gardens
Chacng Cross
N. B
W. Thomson
London Mercury announces new weekly paper Miller’s
In the Postscript the paper promises coverage of politics at Carlton House and Buckingham House with political anecdotes from an eminent hand Memoirs of Missem of Drury Lane and other curious articles. Advertisements and letters accepted at No 2 Queen's Head Passage Paternoster Row for punctual delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller’s. London Mercury
Carlton House
Butkingham House
Se. Fe
Mifsem
Drury-lane
Mirrza
Lennon Mracury
J. Mixczex
Queen's Head Passage
London Museum day journal and entertaIning miscellany
The London Museum HIS DAY XVII issue highlights a journal of Parliament proceedings taken from attendee notes, praised for exactness and impartiality. It includes Horace Walpole writings, Mr Moore's patent plough description, and miscellaneous papers on arts, sciences, and memoirs, with pricing and publication details for January 1770.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Rocaroro
London Museum
Gorge Savine
Bart
Horace Walpole
Moore
Colley Cibber
Laurent
London
J. Miller
London Evening Post
Queen’s- Head-Passage
Printed rebuke of parliamentary overreach and press liberty
A letter denounces Sawney alias the Yorkshire petitioner and attacks Parliament as a tool of state power. It laments recent abuses by representatives, warns citizens of oppression, and calls for defense of the press and jury rights against arbitrary warrants and political persecution. The piece cites Sir Joseph Mawbey’s remarks in the House of Commons on commitment and echoes calls for reason, justice, and statutory protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawney
Yorkshire
Bishops Castle
England
Joseph Mawbey
House of Commons
London
Ander
Speaker
Mr. Oliver
Francis
Treasury
Beasts of burden and remorse in Calamities
Under your calamities like Beasts of burden looking back with remorse and indignation on your past freedom and carrying yourselves for your posillanimity profligacy and arid corruption. oS CASSANDPA.
Liberty under threat in English debate at Parliament
An English reflection argues liberties are at stake as magistrates assert law, Parliament claims superior power, and citizens may appeal to heaven. The piece cites Locke on delegated power and warns of faction aiming to erode constitutional rights, naming Col. Barée, Wedderburie, and Lord North.
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Mr. Locke
Bett Fisher
Tam
Col. Barée
Mr. Wedderburrie
Lord North
Tolu
T.greenough
King’s Arms
Luda Gake Street
TV. Bayley
Pereuanay
Cogkspur-street
A. Roth
Civer Cat and Rose
New Bond-street
M. Purdie
Dunner
Court of Rema
Pseparge- Greenough
Chymist
Apouhacary
Freee
Fiom Balfam
Gardeners Dictionary Sixth Edition Enlarged and Printed
An 1685 advertisement for Philip Miller's Gardeners Dictionary sixth edition large quarto volume with methods for kitchen garden fruit garden flower garden and nursery care vineyard husbandry pasture lands and wine making. Includes pricing and multiple allied works by Miller and various retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corr&Sted
Gardeners Dictionary
England
Philip Miller
F.R
Company of Apothecaries
Botanick Garden
Chélfed
Botanick Academy
Florence
J. Arid F. Rivington
St. Paul's Church Yard
J. Whifton
W. Strahan
J. Hinton
Hawes
Clarke
Collins
W. Johnston
T. Carlon
S. Crowder
T. Longman
B. White
G. Rivington
J. Dodiley
G. Kearfly
T. Cadell
F. Newbery
Robinson and Roberts
T. Davies
T. Becket
R. Baldwin
Gardeners Kaladar
Oftavo
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Gentleman’s Museum
M_ Geand Imperial Magazine
T. Evans
Paternofter-row
Great Brtain
Ireland
The
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