Mourning and military shifts in London and Europe
From the London Gazette dated Feb 10 1766, notices of mourning for Prince Frederick William, a new Field Marshal in Vienna, and celebrations in Hague for the Nassau Weilburg princess. Also court mourning orders, bankruptcy and dividend notices, and varied shipping and public notices across ports, European affairs, and local events.
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Frederick William
Vienna
Lafey
Hague
Princess of Nassau Weilburg’s Birthday, the Prince of Orange
Old Court
Lord Chamberlain
Prince Frederick William
Denmark
Robert Johnson
Paris
Jamaica Rum and Contac Brandy Sell at Royal Exchange Warehouses
At Wenman and Co's Vaults near the Royal Exchange Brack 125 or 6d per gallon advance on Jiia Company's sale. Jamaica Rum of great age and strength, strong flavor, by the puncheon and in smaller quantities. Contac Brand y, old and proof, by the piece or puncheon, with samples. Rum and Brandy imported and sold at Cutten-house Quay. Very old port mountain and Lisbon wines offered wholesale or at 28s per dozen. Casks and bottles payable now. allowance on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenman and Co
Royal Exchange
Brack
Jiia Company
Jamaica
Charles Wenman and Co
Mountain
Lisbon
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Britanny
Barnevelt
Luneville
Stanislaus of
Poland
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Lorraine
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His Majesty’s
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Expedition Packet
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Prince of Wales
Hill
Spackman
Halfe
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Jenkins
London
Nancy, Younger
St. Andero
Sunderland
Union
Moor
Spain
Jelow
Portsmouth
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Bidgood
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Waller
Chichester
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Ditro
George
Cardigan
Southampton
Palmer
Bristol
Cooper
Deal
Juno
Denning
Dartmouth
John and
Mary
Dan
Poole
Otway
Howard
Liverpool
Borrowdale
Wind S. W
Pitt
Prince
Clerkenwell-green
Great Britain
Elecor
Hanover
Hesse
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House of Peers
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Gibraltar
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Lowth
Durham
Hele Dyer
Surry Side
Westminster-bridge
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Wood Street
City of London
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Chapman
Sun Fire-office
Stony Stratford
Buckinghamshire
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Surry
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Dublin
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Earl of Clanricarde
Henry Pye
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Richard Southby
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Berks
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Kent
William Luddington
York
Strand
William Chumley
Jace Purfer
Hampshire
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Bohemia
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Oxon
Henry Rowlands
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Fuch
Whitehaven
Virginia
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Matter
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Postlethwrice
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Salkeld
Hurry
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Guernsey
Mitchel
Smithfield
His Majesty
Tawo
Barbados
Grenada
Antigua
St. Christopher’s
Famatica
Charles Tun
Falrnouth
Henry Potts
High Court of Chancery
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Symonda’s Inn
Chancery Lane
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County of
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Scrope
Ely
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Louth
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