Turbulent news from the Caffa siege and allied fronts
The August dispatches report Prince Dolgoracki’s forces after bombarding Caffa, the surrender of a Serfkies officer, and the Empress’s token of regard. Russian moves in Georgia and Trebizond threaten Constantinople, with plagues and food scarcity noted in Smyrna and Parma. Further items cover naval movements, royal promotions, and regional disturbances across Europe and the Levant.
French Ambassador recalls amid speculation
In London yesterday early, Count de Gouignes left for France after informing the Spanish Ambassador of his recall. Ships at Chatham are to be finished and launched soon, lower masts added for quick rigging in emergencies. Letters from Smyrna report severe plague aboard a Dutch ship. Hanburgh notes flooding across a vast mercantile town with rising waters submerging plains and houses. The Senate Extraordinary met and resolved to lower dykes by a foot.
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John Clarke Surrenders in Guildhall Bankruptcy
John Clarke of Pithopsgate freet W t Rout, linen-draper, is to surrender Aug 31 and Sept 7 at Guildhall. This notice records his bankruptcy filing and scheduled surrender dates in the local proceeding.
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John Clarke
Pithopsgate-freet
Guildhall
Ship News Arrivals and Origins Across Ports
Ship news notes arrivals at Boston Southampton Pool Lewes Copenhagen Hamburg with vessels and origins: Brudenel Adamson from Southampton, Duke of Grafton Bevan from Havredegrace Polygon Dovey from ditto Wallington Stoddart from Memel Providence Lint thorn from ditto Jenny Brown from Norway Elizabeth Chrisie from Maryland Mary James Darling from Jamaica Princess Louisa Seth from Sct Croix Peace Olbert from London.
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Fom
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Havredegrace
Polygon
Dovey
Ditto
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Pool
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Norway
Elizabeth
Chrisie
Maryland
Lewes
Mary James, Darling
Jamaica
Copenhagen
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Seth
S¢. Croix
Hamburgh
Peace
Olbert
London
Leprous cures urged by London surgeon drops
An elderly patient praises Mr Norton of Golders Green London for a serum sold as a cure all for leprosy scurvy ulcers fibulae piles and inflammations of the eyes claiming relief after six years of illness. The notice warns only Norton’s signed drops are genuine and branded counterfeits with high prices are warned against.
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Poe
N Rton
Joan Norton
John Norton
Miaredant
Stomach Pills promising relief for indigestion and bilious colic
By patent, Speedin offers Stomach Pills to ease want of appetite, wind, and stomach disorders with immediate relief and a sure cure after a fair trial. Sold at Pine Apple Yard London and by Teffeyman in York. Season’s fruit and cider risk noted. money back if not relieved.
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Hove
Speedin
Arundel -Street
Strand
London
Teffeyman
York
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BALSAMIC TINCTURE CURES SCURVY AND SKIN DISEASES
An 1791 notice from Liver Tilson of Berkley-square announcing a balsamic tincture that claims to cure scurvy skin disorders after years of trial. It touts numerous cures and urges sufferers to use the medicine regularly, with wholesale and retail sales by F. Newbery and the doctor at specified London addresses.
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Hill-street
Berk- 7Ley-Square
Rysseeg
F. Newbery
St. Paul's Church-yadl
New-street
Broad-street
Carnaby-marner
Extraordinary cure claim for VEGETABLE SYRUP case in Cambridge
A long, testimonial style notice reports James Cole of Caldicot near Cambridge cured after ten years of general illness and inveterate scurvy by Dr Barrows using VEGETABLE SYRUP. Five weeks to walking, praise from Rev. Senior Fellow of Christchurch, with sale locations in Haymarket and Cambridge outlets and sole agents Fletcher and Hodson.
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Caldicot
Cambridge
Theos
Mfa
Christchurch
Barrows
Prince of Orange Coee-hunte
Hay-martet
G. Kearfly’s
Luchgase-street
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