News from London on French Cavalry and local notices
London reports a mixed update from Flanders and Copenhagen with military movements, prize seizures, and royal appointments. It notes French cavalry near Duffeldorp, roads being opened, and many bombs arriving for Hamelen and Lipstadt. Also covered are courtly entertainments, college rectories, customs appointments, a Bath death, a Jew's fortune, and a murder case in Warwick Gaol.
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London
Flanders
France
Hamelen
Lipstadt
Ratisbon
Sth
Elector of
Bavasia
Copenhagen
Holstein
Don Emanuel
Francisco Rouge
Cyprus
Acra
Marseilles
Messina
Lords Commissioners of Appeal
Council
Cockpit
Whitehall
de Vryheidt
Anthony Feteris
Jacob Roome
Royal Esther
Elizabeth Gally
Cornelius Janfe
James Devereux
St. Gorge
Maria Johanna
Jan
Lindeboom
David Dixon
Prince of Orange
Clara Magdalena
Elias van Houten
Francis Koffler
Defiance
de Fortuyn
Jacob Garard
Troupe
Earl of Tylney
Wanstead
Essex
Portsmouth
Frederick Hervey
Earl of Bristol
Magdalen College
Cambridge
Chapman
Thomas Manners
Merton College
Duke of Rutland
Willoughby
Genteman
Bath
Fabella Davis
Queen Anne
St. John Hartslonge
Derry
Davis
Henry Harstonge
Limerick
Kert Street
New-Cross Turnpike
Warwick
Grub Street
Tragic Showdown Ends in Aldermanic Aftermath
A violent incident left a man fatally injured when he collapsed after force struck his stomach. A woman, who was brought before Alderman Cockayne at the Mansion House, was discharged after testimony showed she did not know the deceased was near the door as she opened it.
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Cockayne
Mansion House
Brusels-Gazette
Prussia
Azettria
France
Lipstadt
Holstein and
Finkenstein
Ferdinand
Saxony
Paris
Congregation of St
Maubert
Wirtemberg
Rome
The
Basilians
Madrid
Count de Rieja
Spain
Carthagena
Old Spain
Russia
Anhalt
Zerbst
Sweden
Portmouth
Alexander Ogilve
Rotterdam
Windsor
Clevland
Kingfisher
Laveson
Firedrake
Orick
Furnace
Chaplain
Resolu Tion
Jonas Barns
Zann
Mathaniel
Davie
Naples
Prince William
Kinlock
Alicant
Torrington
the Downs
Deal
Diana
Dieppe
Downs
London
Happiness beyond this world, a Universal human quest
Postscript essay argues happiness is fleeting in this life and only found in the next. Reason and religion show earthly joy is preparatory, with miseries here used to temper desires for immortality. Mentions Prussia, Paris, and Dover news, French church subsidies, and naval dispatches amid a broad European update.
Continuation of Smollett History to End of War
The advertisement announces a new four volume continuation of The Complete History of England by T Smollett to cover from Aix-la-Chapelle to the present war. It promises copper plates of notable figures, maps, and engravings, with early numbers offered at no extra cost and home delivery by subscription through R Baldwin and booksellers.
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Willes
Alamet
Duke of York
Wales
England
Aix-la-Chapelle
T. Smollett
C. Engrav
Strange
Grignion
Ravonet
Altamet
Miller
Duc
R. Baldwin
Paternoster Row
Marquis of
Granby
Townshend
Bochinely
Sauders
Wolfe
Isaac Goffel
Lord Hardwicke
Ravenet
Empire of Germany
Kingdom of Prussia
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