Emperor arrives at Dresden with small escort at farewell supper
From the London Gazette July reports the Emperor arrives in Dresden with a scant retinue including Field Marshal Lacy, Count Wied, and Count Dietrichstein. He travels on horseback and is to tour the battlefield at Torgau before returning to Bohemia via Lusatia, with a grand supper for the court and foreign ministers.
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London Gazette
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Lacy
Count Wied
Count Dietrichstein
Torgau
Bohemia
Lusatia
St. James’s
Frederick Augustus Karl
Berkley
Gloucester
Bristol
Fame
William Woolaston
Great Finborough
Suffolk
Gabriel Truffon
Whitehall
Frederick Augustus Earl of Berkeley
Castle of
St. Briavells
Forest of Dean
Henry Parker
Leeds
York
John Manrell
Plaistow
Essex
Guildhall
London
Charles Gregory
Lambeth-Marsh
Surry
Hackney
Middlesex
Sarah Westall
James Westall
Gracechurch-fireer
Bush Tavern
Corntreet
Francis Hammond the Younger
Great Ellingham
Norfolk
Rose Tavern
St. Michael
Plea
Norwich
George Dighton
St. Botolph
Bishopsgate
Her
Elizabeth Robinson
Queen-street
St. Ann
Soho
Mulfiner
Guilhall
Germany
Count Saxe
Leghorn
Constantinople
Porte
Morocco
Tuscany
Birmingham
Lis
Oxford
Eafham
Public notice of horse theft and estate auction details
A June notice reports two stolen horses near Sittingbourne and Feversham with descriptions. It lists suspects tied to a gang and urges owners in Surrey and Sussex to verify their stock. The notice also advertises a July estate sale at Arche Devil Tavern Temple Bar with multiple lots across Surrey and nearby counties.
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Prince of Wales
Florence
Tripoly
Grand Duke
Marquis of
Tavistock
Great Rutteltreet
Bloomsbury
Mackenzie
Earl of
Dolphin
Sloane Elsmere
Chelsea
Divine
Westminster
Loddington
Bak
Grangercourt
Carey-ftreet
New River
Sadler’s Wells
Thames
Somerset-stairs
Surry Shore
Rgool
Surry
John Fielding
Kent
Maid Tome
John Hope
Hick’s Hall
Charter-house
Old-street
Thomas Smith
Guildall
William Dod
Key- Street
Sittingbourne
William Harris
Thomas Ratclitte
Green-Screer
Feversham
Kene
Chertsey
Liearn
Goff
Goff’s
Pall-Mall
St. Alban’s- Street
Michaelimas
T'Arlstone
Newbury
Overton
Whitchurch
Ningsclere
John Ambrose
Harlstone
Temple Bar
Merruage
Richard Dalton
Woodhatch
Rygate
John Hewett
Rygat
Porteridge Wood
Wartthof Horby
Whomas Brooker
Jett
Miller
Profitt
Horley
John Brooker
Allen
Richard Humphreys
Hungerford
Nutheld
Thomas Robinson
Littleton Farm
Mary Wood
Buckland
George Cokbeck
Rygace
Sarah Peto
Darking
Glebe
Richard Ireland
Elizabeth Patching
Capel
Mets
Branch
Stedman
Leatherhead
Robert Brown
Epsom
Robert Griffin
Robere Stride
Clay-hill
Wiliam Turton
Eig
Hendon
County of
Middlesex
Freefold
Jol Etheridge
Hencon
Daniel Weedon
Harri
Boultan Manwaring
Bedford-Rew
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Jaces
William Paice
Halingstoke
Hants
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Chapman
Ruffell
Basingstoke
Maredant
Norton Surgeo
Golden Square
Norton
Piccadilly
Loude
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