Sale of Freedhold Estates Auctioned in Carmarthen
The freeded estate of David Griffiths a Carmarthen merchant, including a new warehousing stack in Bridge Street, adjoining dwellings and multiple leasehold lands, was advertised for sale at Guildhall London on Tuesday December 20 between 4 and 6 pm before the mayor and commissioners. Details list rents, durations from Michaelmas 1770 onward, and accompanying properties in Carmarthen and Lower Water Street with several occupancies and tenancies. Further particulars: James Corrie, Merchant, Carmarthen, or Gwarkin, Salisbury Court, Fleet Street, London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tole
Guildhall
London
David Griffiths
Carmarthen
Bridgetreet
Edwin Lewis
Key Street
Carmarethen
Rydgorfe
Michaelimas
Wiliam Parcell
Jeremiah Davis
Bridge-street
Frances
Franklyn Morris
Velin Vach
Corporation of
Havodwen-house
Fair Corporation
Richard Dalton
James Corrie
Gwarkin
Salisbury Court
Fleet-street
Empress Commands Apraxin to Court as Prussian War Moves
From Amsterdam to Berlin and Harburg reports show Imperial decree ordering Field Marshal Count Apraxin to quit his army and report to court for an account of Prussia retreat after Wolau victory. General Fermer to lead in his absence while Prussian actions near Stettin resume. Nearby, Swedes fortify Swinemund port and seize or confiscate Dutch neutral goods to protect Dutch merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arriv
Holland
Peterbourgh
Count Apraxin
Prussia
Wolau
Fermer
Stettin
Swinnemund
Republic of the United Provinces
Magdebourg
Cobourg
Meyer
Rosbach
Berlin
Prince of Prussia
Leipsick
Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick
Hanburgh
Winten
Harbourg
Marshal de Richlieu
Donnenberg
Brunswick
Marshal Richlieu
Zell
Gifhorn
Duke de Fronsac
Ferdinand of
Harburgh
Chevalier de Perreuse
Utrecht
Torgtu
I. Wegar
Maral Bichliev
Movements by Hanoverians Against Paris Forces
The Hanoverians ordered the Marquis de Villemur to advance with a large body of troops to observe their motions and keep them at bay. Paris reports: last week the Prince de Turenne, Colonel General of the Cavalry, died at age 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis de Villemur
Paris
Prince de Turenne
Nordbanfin
Soubize
Saxehildburghausen
Duke de Broglio
Prince of
Rosbach
Saxony
Aldborough
Downs
Cockermouth
Bristol
Oporto
Vigo
Jane
Ramsey
Clyde
Jamaica
Hispaniola
Portsmouth
Spithead
Windsor
Bedford
Sterling Castle
Dunkirk
Centurion
Nottingham
Seaford
Plymouth
Admiral Knowles
Hussar
Boston
Douce
Louis
Bourg
Speedwell
Salem
West Indies
Martinico
St. Thomas
Hammond
Rhode Island
North Carolina
Cape Hatteras
John Ligonier
Great Britain
Lord Salvage
Foot Guards
Edward Whittil
Robert Bertie
Exeter
Carrington
Stokyntinhede
Devon
Chancellor Blackhall
Greeks Street
Soho
John David
Ely
City of Westminster
Bedford House
Bloomsbury Square
Charles Carleton
Edinburgh
George Young
James Brumfield
Newgate
Giles Dance
Gracechurch Street
Colebrooke
India
South Sea
London Letter Debates Corn by Sample and Military Discipline
A London letter argues against selling corn by sample in markets, warning it hides quantity and quality, enables price manipulation, and promotes forestalling. It then critiques freethinking in politics versus military discipline, imagining sailors trained as marines, and notes political and military intelligence from December and November reports, including troop movements, privateering, and peerages.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Europe
America
Derby
Mandrin
France
Hussars
Germany
House of Lords
Pliny
William Melmoth
Plinius
J. Dodsley
Pall-mall
Auchor
Marcus Tullius Cicero
Price
Thomas Fitzosborne
H. Serjeant
Temple Bar
J. Warcus
M. Kinman
Roy Exchange
J. Mullan
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