Fools, fires, and fleets haunt London in tumultuous week
Long lettered miscellany reports enforcement proposals and public works in London. It notes the City’s tradition of salutary laws, magistrates, and a plan to save the public about 200,000 pounds. It covers births, deaths, naval movements, court actions, and police matters, with notices of appointments in the royal regiments and local governance. It mentions Prussian events, battles, and storms of news from Europe, including prizes at sea and mutinies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caffel
Hanover
Prince Ferdinand
Landgrave of
Hefse
Rintelen
Malaga
Algiers
London Tas
Bristol Channel
Lundy Island
North Carolina
Pool
Dorfethhire
Christian Anderson
Copenhagen
Halmstadt
Ramilies
Portsmouth
Whittewronge Taylor
Henry Haffard
Royal Regiment of Dragoons
Henry Hawley
Asalfo
Nicholas Dan
Deal
William Parry
Foot
East Indies
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Bland
Alexander Earl
Parsons
Robert Lawson
Régiment of Foot
Walthe’s
Henry John Forfar
Guildhall
London Bridge
Stevens
Marine Society
Mansion House
Christ’s Hosital
Kail
Dale Ingram
Ingram
Hewitt
Marrifall
Spray
Roberts
Fe’nnight
William Carey
Diocese of
Bristol
Yonge
Thomas Fisher
Broadwater
Suffolk
Warwich
Gordon
Midford
Morpeth
Northumberland
Saturday
Myonett
Hewlet
Gravellane
Houndsditch
King William
John Taylor
the Globe
St. Saviour’s
Southwark
Starr
Bishopsgate Street
Evans
Barbican
Ships in Lisbon and English Channel events in 18th century notice
Sailing and naval movements described include the Dorfetthite and Hamphire ships nearing Lisbon from cruise, a Danish-bound vessel with salt, and convoy sailings from St Helen's toward the West Indies and Carolina. Also noted are train of artillery transports, casualties and burials, plus stock prices and financial items.
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Dorfetthite
Dennis
Corti
Pilau
Portsmouth
Fan
St. Helen
Hamphire
Notbury
Emerald
Corfiwall
West Indies
Success
Mermaid
Carolina
St. Helen’s
Arctillery
Spithead
Bank
India
Sifly Sa
Issco
Funk
Ditto Consol
Diteg India Annuscus
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London
Civicus Ecclesias Ticus
Sampson
Dunkirk
Jackson
Tower-hill
Fryars
Postscript
Lincoln’s Inn
Gouvernante
Silesia
Troppau
Jagernsdorff
Prussia
Breslau
Fougnet
Etters
Stettin
Stolpe
Hogshead
Froyeno
Oxford
J. Merrill
Cambridge
J. Brown
Huntley
Burford
St. James
Westminster
Thomas Lord
Lord Archibistop
Ate
Canterbury
John Rivington
St. Paul’s Church
Joan Titotfort
Frice
Dsicc
John Snarp
York
Preerl
Sis
Bavids
Price
Dr. Dalton
Great — Britain
Q. Elizac
James Rivington
James Fletcher
Oxford Theatre
Porternofter Row
N. B
Ethy
Barker
Benson
Bulf
Doodderi
Anp
LeevuMan
Wlasom
Morris, Newman, &O
Fordyce