Political and shipping notices from Deal and Portsmouth
The column records royal decrees on Peter II's death and funeral rites in Saint Petersburg, arranges transport of treasure to the Tower, and notes royal ceremonies at Sadler’s Wells. It details arrivals and departures of ships at Spithead and Lisbon routes, deaths of several officials, a Quaker funeral, riots quelled by militia, harvest prospects, and various price quotes and stock movements. It also mentions an earthquake near Cologne, casualities and births, and exchange rates with market activity in Deal.
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Russias
Peter II
Newtky
St. Petersburgh
Timberlake
Sadler’s Wells
Matthews
Portmouth
Spithead
Shannon
Plymouth
Lisbon
Hind
Downs
Triton
Thomas ‘Thornton Matter
Petersburgh
Bee
London
Gibraltar
Portsmouth
Page
Diamond
Woodland
Wareham
Dublin
Henry Holmes
Lord Holmes
Young
Buffs
Thirty-First Regiment of Foot
Isle of Wight
Yarmouth
Stephen Price
Royal Militia
Anglesea
Nicholas Bayly
Fanny Stephiens
Cloysters
West Smithfield
Warrington
J. Walnsworth
Appleton
Cheshire
Sam. Fother
Lancashire
S. W
St. Mary-hill Church
Cologne
Campiere
Virginia
Carolina
Flanders
R.lowther
Croft
Elees
Sidney's Alley
Lakeleter-Fields
Grea
Urlington
Robert Turlington
Birchin- Lane
Royal Exchange
Robert Turlingtem
C. Price
Bowen
Lodon
Anecdote of Sir Richard Steele in Lincolnshire circles
An anecdote from a dignified clergyman’s papers recalls Sir Richard Steele’s prudence and temper in poverty, his satire of a boastful Lincolnshire baronet, and the creditor’s plea. Steele’s wit exposes the baronet’s petty vanity as he lends a hundred pounds with conditions and a mock moral pull. the tale ends with mutual embarrassment and a light reprimand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Richard Steele
Button’s
Richard Steele
Richard
Sir Richard
Humble Petition Against Bucks and Bloods Abuses
A historical satirical plea lamenting insults by “ Bucks and Bloods” and urging a printed proclamation. It claims petitioners suffer slur and mislabeling, requesting publication of a declaration to deter future offenses and protect their reputation.
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Meg
Bucks, Bloods, &c
Andy
Ballad performance at Ranelagh by Mr Tenducci
A poem like ballad sung at Ranelagh praising Lucy as daylight and Maytime bloom. Cupid eyes and nectar lips, Juno and Minerva referenced, the singer enthroned and lamenting as lovesick desire consumes him. An ornate period lyric with mythic comparisons and vivid charm.
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Ranelagh
Mr. Tenducci
Lucy
Cupid
Juno
Minerva
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Russia
É&C
Ireland
Streights
West Indies
Deal
Hill
Racehorse
Long
Solebay
Wild
Ydueseas
India
Bank Redu
Dire Consol
Shaly Bank Ann
Bank Consol
Dero
C. Dealinaweas
Retterdam
Air Antwerp
Sdachainsco
Vda Amsterdam
Bourdeaux Disto
He Cadiz
Hal Madrid
Ge Bilboa
Leghorn
Genoa
Venice
Porto Gs
Hal Dublin
Mexico
Haydon Yard
Minories
Bardana
Baldwin
Bookfeller
Jackson
St. James’s Street
Edinburgh
Isife
Valerian
Richard Baldwin
J. Jackson
St. James's Street