Diplomatic Dispatches from London to Madrid and Paris
Readers are informed of a broad set of summer postings and politics across Europe. St James's reports Count de Malzahn delivering credentials in London while Irish Parliament addresses Earl of Hertford. various bankruptcies and creditor notices are listed amid maritime and foreign developments. International items include Egypt banishment, West Indies governorship appointments, Madrid ordinances on pardons and livelihood exile, and Polish court interest in Madame Geoffrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s
Count de Malzahn
Prussia
Ireland
Earl of Hertford
A&t
Dublin Society
Henry Nelson
St. Alban
Wood Street
London
Thomas Claydon
Tring
Hertford
Guildhall
Edward Forbes
Henry Winttanley
James Appleton
William Penkert
Liverpoole
Liverle
Alexander Barclay
Old Street
Middlesex
Jonathan Weerch
Radcliffe Cross
Midses Linnen Draper
Lonon
Aes Bashaw
Egypt
Medige
Mahomet-Begh
Barci-Odalbachi
Janissaries
Durban- Bairam
Seraglio
Copenhagen
Peter de Claussen
Foot
Friends
St. Croix
St. Thomas and
St. John
West Indies
Madrid
Leghorn
Corsica
Sardinia
Turin
Don Hercules-Thomas
Count de la Ville
Order of Annonciade
Paris
Madame Geoffrin
Marchioness de la Ferte-Imbault
Poland
France
Warsaw
Empress of Ruffia
Petersburgh
Mont. d’Alembert
Brunswick
French Academy
Rochfort
Breft
Royal pages and city happenings in a London muddle
Long account of court events at St James's and Windsor with entries on resignations and a grand royal entertainment at Gunnersbury. Notices include officers named for Guernsey and Westminster paving, court trials, bread price abuses, a baker riot, and various deaths, arrests, and crimes in late 18th century London society.
Smugglers Seize Tea as Officers Fail to Capture Cargo
Walberers riding officers of the customs in Sussex seized about thirty hundred pounds of tea concealed in a wood near Warnniglis Park Slangham. A gang of twelve smugglers armed with clubs rescued the tea, except 247 pounds in oil-skin bags. Rewards of fifty pounds per apprehended offender are offered by the commissioners for justice. Public meeting announced for June to consider a Turnpike Act to improve the road between Brentford and Hounslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skelton
Thomas Moreland, Esq
Court-ledge
Kent
Ann Mattison
Kendal
Westmoreland
Portland
Blackfriars-bridge
Stretton Grounds
Westminster
John Harley
Newgate
George Sutton
Aldersgate Ward
Jermyn-street
Adolphus Nicolai
St. James’s
Temple Stairs
Thames
Henderson
Kent-street
St. George’s Church
Southwark
John Woods
Parkes
Court of Exchequer
Rybot
Weavers Hall
Temple
Hampstead
Heath
Pond
Pond Street
Custom-House
London
Walberers
John _Pankhurst
John Newington
Rottendean
Brighthinnion
Sussex
Warnniglis
Slangham
Shoreham
Fryce
Fiorence
Bt. Majesty’s Customs
Great Wester
Rou
Brentford
Hounslow
Miesorth
Psickenham
Perton
Jromotung
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Orr
Winchester Street
Nicholas Jackson
Thames Street
Holland
Constantinople
Londdon
Beaden
Duke of York
Princess of Brunswick
Middlesex East Indiaman
Madrass
Ohio
King of
Henry
Budd
Eigway
Guernsey
George Wyat
Richard Summerfal
Orange
Paschal Paoli
Corte
Republick of
Genoa
French East India Company
Port L’orient
Isle of Man
Woolwich Warren
Scotland
St. of Campbelltown
Argyleshire
Batten