Prussia King and princes review troops at Charlottenburg
Berlin reports the King of Prussia and his nephews arrived from Potsdam and reviewed regiments including Prince Henry and Duringshoven garrison troops at Toploff. The procession includes promotions and temple of Meath bishop translations announced in St James's.
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Royal visit and court proceedings at St James's
Sunday morning their Majesties arrived from Richmond to St James's Court held a collar day for Trinity Sunday with Knights Companion of the Gater Thistle and Bah in collars. The Rev Dr Stebbing preached at chapel Royal. The Sword of State carried by Lord Delawar. They later dined aboard and returned to town.
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Greenwich
Landcarriage Fish Office Opens Five London Markets
Grant and Co announce the open sale of sea and river fish from five markets Leave about St James's and Hosey Lane Smithfield Cloth Fair Cornhill Mas far by land carriage or other means. The firms pledge regular supplies to noblemen and households within twenty miles of London with timely notice.
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Shepfared's Market
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Mas
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Gerry
Notice from John Trott on shipping Jamaica rum and brandy
Buxton resident John Trott announces his services and offerings in a long notice. He asserts his integrity against false reports and invites gentlemen and ladies to his bath and hospitality. He advertises Jamaica rum and CONIAG- BRANDY for export via the India Company, with sample wines and spirits priced per gallon and per quart, to be delivered to shipping warehouses and The Royal Exchange, London, with carriage free for orders from the West Indies trade.
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Land and mills for sale near Whitehaven and Cockermouth
An advertisement offers a large property at Goat High Cocketmouth in Cumberland, near Whitehaven. It includes an oil or wash-leather mill, two frize mills with barns, workhouses, drying houses, glue and size works, dwellings, yards, and potential tan yards. The site lies on wet land with abundant coal and water, plus opportunities to import deer skins and hides, with a assessed duty on leather exports and inquiry directed to Mr. Broughton of Cockermouth.
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England
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Ireland
Scotland
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Man
Court of Exchequer
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Broughton
Cockermouth
Elegant Capital Mansion and 60 Acres in Windsor Forest
Ornate advertisement for a fully furnished estate named Souta-Hict or Fisner's Lopely in Windsor Forest. Describes ground floor hall parlours study dining room with bow windows, five upper bedrooms, many outbuildings, kitchens, stables for 30 horses, gardens, a grotto, ice house, and extensive grounds with serpentine water features and park-like enclosure. Location given as South Hill Easthamstead near Windsor with multiple nearby towns. inquiries through Brice Kasher, Bigynrains Court, Charing Cross, or Mr Sadler at Lovely Hill.
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Williamm WatTs
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Quakingham
Iagshot
Sunning Hill
Duke’s Locus
Ming
Read Pg
Windsor
Enauire
Brice Kasher
Rain’s Court
Charing-Cross
Crurrentien
Mr. Sadler
Miles
Lovely Fill
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