Treaty of Amity and Commerce Between Prussia and the United States
An 18th century treaty text outlines mutual rights in trade and navigation between Prussia and the United States. It details most favored nation status, duties, carrier rights, port access, vessel treatment, and protections for citizens, goods, and property, with articles on war time conduct and conduct of vessels. The draft provisions set reciprocal freedoms, penalties, and procedures, noting ongoing negotiation and continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Amerne
Perky
Frederick Wiliam de Thuemeir
Evoy
United Netherlands
United States
John Adams Esq
Congress
Massachusetts
Minster
Benjamin Franklin
Minter
Court of
Thomes Jefferson
Varga
Amerca
Prutiany
America
Mali
United States of America
Prusia
Boeth
Wreton
Prutlia
Lus Tubjecte
Pile
Rome
Edinburgh Letter on Mrs. Pope and Mrs. Siddons at the Theatre
An extract from a July 27 letter from a literary figure in Edinburgh praises the Pope and Siddons era. It compares Mrs. Pope and Mrs. Beverly to Mrs. Siddons, noting preferences for elevated tragedy versus private difficulties and forecasting the actors’ continued reputations. It mentions their reception, roles in Douglas and Young Bevil, and reports Glasgow audiences and upcoming Norwich engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scorcu
Edinburgh
London
Glasgow
Norwich
Tows
Royal grants create Baronages and Viscountcies in Britain
The King grants titles in Britain including Baron Murray of Stanley, Earl of Abercorn with a Hamilton remainder, Viscount Hamilton, Baron Montagu of Bougston, and Baron Douglas of Amercury. Remainders specify heirs male and successor lines among preexisting noble families and dukedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of Great Britain
John Murray
Duke of
Asholl
Baron Murray
Stanley
Giorcester
Earl Strange
James Earl of
Viscount Hamilton
Hamilton
Leiceser
John James Hamilton
John Hamilton
Janes Earl
Abeercorn
Great Britain
George Montagu
Duke of Montagu
Dignities and duties among British nobility and officials
A dated notice details grants of noble titles in Great Britain, naming the recipients such as Charles Jenkinsom, Lord Hewketry, and others, with heraldic and courtly arrangements. It references Peterhof, Czincu Zelo, Empress’s Accession anniversaries, and lists civil officials, merchants, and public officers facing certificates or surrender dates in London and Oxfordshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Scnvureiow
Peterhott
Czincu Zelo
Surrender Dates For Dudley Glass Maker and London Currier
George Ansea of Dudley Worcester shire glass maker sets surrender for September 12 at eleven at the Falbot ban in Stowbridge Worcestershire. Arthur Goodwin of Whitcomb street Westminster Middlesex currier and feather dealer agrees surrender on September 16 at ten at Guildhall London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Wavell
Wentworth
Street
Christ Church
Spitalfield
Middlesex
Tallow
Chambier
Guildhard
London
Halt
William Green
Southwark
Surry
Cheesemongers and Partners
Ave
Guildehall
George Hutton
Guildhall
Ann Biddulph
Whitechapel
Londons
Mary Doudeuil
William Hottot
Wiliam Dela Cour
Fenchurch-ttreet
Merchants and Partners
Galdhall
Losdun
George Ansea
Dudley
Worcestershire
Surender
Falbot
Stowbridge
Arthur Goodwin
Whitcomb-street
Wettintter
Middleséx
Currier and Feathers Cattry
Dr Hooper's Female Pills Warn Against Counterfeits
An old notice warns that only genuine Dr Hooper's Female Pills bear a stamped mark with names Joan, Josep, and ReNjamis Hoorem as proof of authenticity. Counterfeits are illegal. authentic stock is sold by Thomas Dicey and Co. and Francis Newbery at specified London warehouses. Retail price listed and warnings issued to purchasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamp Office
Joan, Josep
ReNjamis Hoorem
Doctor
Bing
Cemberts
Thomas Dicey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tug
Whitehall
Sean
Carkéven
Yust
Baros
Ginat
Barua Dex
Breikad
Delaval
Delawary
Northumberland
Charles Jenkinsom
Andrew. Durno
Thomas
Mariner
Tenny Guldta
Aiton
Woullstonecraft
Tower
John Lankihear
Witney
Oxfordshire
Weaver
Furrender
Leake
James Brown
Bristol
Bath Tavern
Comnitreety Brutol
Biderton
Richard Edmunds
Ais
Lincoln's Inn
John Bowker
Leadenhail-street
Henry Simpson
John Tirkley
Wapping Waily
St. Paul
Shadwell
Middle
Thip-Chandler
Dr. Hooper
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