Poised News Mix From Continental Dispatches
The report covers Dutch and Polish political tensions with complaints against Counts de Struensee and de Brandt, a manifest from Polish nobility against Generals including Belling, and talks of Dolgorouchi's army near the realm. Also noted are a disguised Pulawski spy, a malignant fever, and an invasion of corn pests threatening famine, plus bread and tea innovations and Mademoiselle de Stolberg’s Rome-bound marriage voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Copenhagen
de Struensee
de Brandt
Warsen
Great Poland
Belling
Dolgorouchi
Crimea
Nordhauffen
Paris
Mademoiselle de Stolberg
Mons
Rome
Chevalier de St. George
Political and diplomatic notes from London and abroad
A London letter reports Prince Poniatowski's telegram to General Branicki urging the annulment of an interregnum and humane treatment for French officers, plus Danish Ambassador news. It covers a Protestant relief bill allowing dissenting ministers to swear allegiance, declare their beliefs, and obtain exemption from penalties, with safeguards for qualifications and public instruction. Also noted is a Privy Council inquiry into Millisland near Philadelphia, tied to Lord Fairfax’s petition over crown-granted rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cracow
Prince Poniatowski
Vienna
Branicki
France
Viemefnil
Dover
House of Commons
Church of England
William and Marty
Elizabeth
Charles the Second
Millisland
Privy Council
Treasury
Philadelphia
Delawar
Htas
Lord Rochford
Nation debates crown power against inhabitants rights
An unnamed correspondent touts a bold plan to repurpose dry docks for royal ships, build over them, and later claim the land after twenty years. Meanwhile reports detail a stranded Endeavour with salt cargo near the Isle of Wight and seizures of goods by British cutters off Dover, plus local crime, market tensions, and coastal naval notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bleber
Liverpool
Hall
Ise of Wight
Scotland
Norway
Isle of May
Cumming
Dover
Geneva
Deal
Wesley
London
Guildhall
Sid Company
Reprint Request for Freeholder Letter on Provisions and Travels
A London Evening Post letter signed a freeholder and Copyholder praises a piece on dearness of provisions. The writer commends Travels through Holland Denmark Sweden Russia by Joseph Marshall, noting insights on Ukraine and agriculture, and urges public perusal and recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Evening Post
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Russia
Joseph Marshall
Northamptonshire
Prussia
Ukraine
Public Auction Sale of Share in Navigation Company
By Merits Gardiner and Canceller conduct a public auction tomorrow at Garraway's coffee-house Exchange-Alley at one o'clock by order of the executors. The sale concerns the share and interest of Harry Spencer in the Company of Proprietors for the undertaking to recover and preserve navigation of the river Dee, valued at 22631 pounds 138s 6d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner and Cancellor
Garraway
Harry Spencer
Company of Proprietors
Dee
Wanted a Governor for Eat Grinstead Workhouse
A notice seeks a person well acquainted with woolen manufacture to govern the poor at the Eat Grinstead workhouse in Sussex. Four women are also needed as housekeepers at the workhouse. For details inquire of Mr. Hail in Johnson's Court Fleet Street London and Mr. Can at East Grinstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eat Grinstead
Sussex
Hail
Johnson’s Court
Fleet-street
London
Can
East Grinstead
Oxford
Magdalen Bridge
Tolu
T. Grenough
King’s Arms
Ludzatee Street
Crete
W. Bayley
Cackpur-street
Haymarket
A. Borbweb
New B
Mr. Purdie
Batire
House to let at Hampstead in Earl of Macclesfield property
To be let and entered upon immediately a ready furnished house belonging to the Earl of Macclesfield. Includes coach houses tables gardens hot house and green house two small closes of land with barn and stable adjoining. For particulars and viewing inquire Mesfrs Weilss and Furnivall in Boswell court Carey-street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampstead
Earl of Maccefield
Mesfrs
Weilss
Furnivall
Boswellcourt
Carey-strett
Harris Kings and Padget Notify Trade About Dissolved Relation
Harris Kings and Padget inform the nobility gentry and customers in King Street Covent Garden that Thomas Thompson has quitted their house and is not connected with them in trade. Debts owed to Harris Kings and Cr. are to be paid only to John Harvis Thomas King William King and Joseph Padget or their authorized delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Kings
Padget
Memrbers
King-street
Covent-garden
Thomas Thompson
John Harvis
Thomas King
William King
Aned Josph Padget
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Newmarket
Duke of Cumberland
Mr. C. Blake
Lord Clermont
Woodbine
F. Rowley
Zoogg
Vernon
Crew
Rowley
Foley
Trentham
Small
Tooley-street
Nicholson
St. Andrew
Holborn
Long Acre
Covent Garden Roundhouse
Kynatton
Triquett
Justice Girdler
Clerkenwell
Northfleet
Kent
Page
Woolwich
Francis Samuel Drake
Torbay
Plymouth
Wallis
William Viner
Hanover-quare
Miss Rigby
Hatton Garden
Doblane
Manchester
Tho. Robinson
Robert Robinson
Fith-street
Jewson
Oporto
Hackney
Wellings
Tho, Wellings
Highgate
Matthew Thornton
Upper Grosvenor-street
Nathaniel Morris
Hountingdonhire
Country News
Chelmsford
Witham
Sudbury
Chatham
Richard Way
Carey-streec
N. B
Yorkshire
Durham
Newcastle
Northumberland
Meff, Lowry, Newton, and Co
Lombard-streéé
Mary Queen of Scots
Efzge Torres
Ropertson
Mr. Heme
T. Longman
Wilson and Nicholl
T. Cadell
W. Owen
E. and
C. Dilly
Richardson
Urquhart
J. Murray
England
M. Grosley
R.S
Dr. Nugent
F.S. A
Ortavo
South America
Don George Juan
Don Antonio de Ulloa
Adams
Waltham Abbey
Lockyer Davis
Hlolbarn
Royal Society
Hemet
Amelia
J. Price
India House
Leadenhall-firee
Pardie
J. le Byun
Rue Dauphine
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