To be Sold by Order of the Assignees
On Monday next the 10th instant a sale of the bankrupt Anthony De Klein, at his late dwelling, the batt of failed goods and household furniture. Included are seas, bedding, pistols, chairs, dining tables, sideboards, bookcases, pictures, and kitchen furniture. All goods belong to the bankrupt and will be sold until exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afsignees
Ynier
Bapkrugt
Anthony de Klieger
Dawelfinge
Continus
N. B
Bankrupe
Liquid Soap Puffs At Old Soap Shop In Ludgate Hill
At the Three Pigeons and Crown near Ludgate Hill Joan Cage promotes a new liquid soap by William Cowpland’s late successor. The ad claims one pint equals four pints of ordinary soap, strong lather and clean scent. Also offers crown soap, green soap, hard soap, with prices and assurances of quality for merchants and customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baily
Ludgate-Hill
William Cowpland
Deceas
Joan Carr
Cowpland
Joan Cage
John Cage
FE Day and City of Dantzick Fortifications Description
An English merchant promotes a lively 17th century pamphlet on the city of Dantzick, its fortifications extents and curious urban layout. The piece mentions streets churches and public houses and notes a price for the pamphlet at the Red Lyon in Paternoster Row. It also advertises A New Essay on Miscurak Moon by B Lawsaysd, a surgeon, with pricing and publication details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IF Dantzick
Beietvorsh
Hirch
Red Lyon
Paternofter
Tenth Monthly Number of The Penny London Post Trial Records
The edition advertises the tenth monthly issue of The Penny London Post featuring trials for high treason murder and related matters. It notes readers can receive the sheet every Monday Wednesday and Friday printed in blue paper twelve sheets monthly. Ty READ sells at Whitefriars Fleet Street and central pamphlet shops with options to purchase single numbers or complete sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George of
Mintona
Rodere Vratizer
Hugh Keaton
King’s Bench
Edward Lutterell
John Woodburne
Aninder Coke
Efe
Suffolk
Asizes
Edward City
London’ Post
Royal Exchange
emple-Bar
Charing-Cross
Gentleman's Magazine May 17 18th century issue listing Parliament mems
Neatly printed on one paper in blue covers the Gentleman's Magazine for May 17 includes a list of newly elected MPs with distinctions, genuine speeches, observations on acts, a charitable list of sufferers, a lottery for distressed virgins, ships of war manpower, election rights by city and borough, debt reductions estimates, annals of a great man, scrubs' family praise, weekly extracts, original poems, foreign and domestic fairs, and notices of publishers at St John’s Gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentle Man
St. John’s Gate
F. Jefferies
Healer in Water-Lane Offers Cure for French Disease
At Hand and Face in Water-Lane Black Fryars near Apothecaries Hall, Richard Rock proclaims a safe method of curing French disease in all its symptoms. He advertises remedies for pains in limbs, swelling of testicles, sores, rashes, and gland issues. Free advice is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water-Lane
Black Fryars
Apothecaries Hall
Richard Rock
Newmans Pills Advertised For Pains and Pox Cures
A historical ad offers pills claimed to ease head and leg pains remove urine heat cure pox gleets and inflammations with several other remedies for gravel stones fits and leprosy. It promotes small pea sized pills sent by mail from N B and sold at one shilling sixpence with gratis advice from the author at a London house near Blue Hall in Fland Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes
Aury &c
Blue Hall
Fland-Court
Postscript on European Campaign Reports May to June
Postscript dated May 18 reports gravina and altamona movements as German forces retreat before Montemar’s advancing troops. May 22 notes Imperial Hussars attacking French at Colorno, with casualties and prisoners. May 22 Modena details Imperial detachment entering Parma while French grounds are flooded. May 26 headquarters: French at Bozolo near Colorno, Imperialists on Parma front. June 1: French entrenched near Wechfelmunde. Poles gathering diversionary forces. Saxon artillery ready. June 4: Parma garrison abandons Philipsburg. reports of siege operations along Neckar. June 5: Pleto killed in engagements near Dantzick. February/March movements elsewhere. February 8 note shows Philipsburg forces retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Naples
de Montemar
Gravina Retir
Altamona
Mattera
Yricontz
Farenta
Brindot
Sorbola
Lenza
Louis of
Wirtemberg
Bozolo
Parma
Colorno
Dantzick
Wechfelmunde
Kievia
Lublin
Thorn
Jegether
Ponnania
Konigsberg
Upper Rhine
Fane
Philipsbourg
Sherseges
Wimpéen
Lengenberg
Neckar
Hambourg
Copenhagen
Pleto
Cologn
Fuxe
Prince of
Lixin
Silt
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