Dutch and Polish Court Talks on Vienna Preliminaries
Madrid reports frequent court conferences at the Pardo where the King disclosed acceptance of Vienna Preliminaries. An express was sent to Duke Montemar to evaluate all places granted to the Emperor. Monti sails for Collin while Polish lords rush to Warsaw as conferences on Courland continue at Primate and Capuchin convent.
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Pardo
De‘clar
Vienna
Dantzick
Merah
Thorn
Marquess de Monti
Republick of
Poland
Collin
Konigsberg
Warsaw
Kellen
Offolinski
Stanislauss
Konigberg
Courland
Storm-Tossed Ship Seized for Illicit Goods Off Scotland
Edinburgh reports the Black Bitch of Elphinstoun, en route from Fort William to Holland, driven ashore at Alloa during a late storm. Customs seized 39 hogsheads containing 20528 pounds of leaf tobacco for underdeclaration. Forty one casks of brandy and one of Geneva were also seized near Aberdeen. A Dundee lifeboat was lost during the harrowing voyage, with five men and four horses perishing. merchant Mr. Duncan of Perth is named among the dead’s circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Elphingstoun
Fort William
Holland
Alloa
Customs
Geneva
Dundee
Merchane
Perth
James Nichglion
London Daily Notices and Obits From Bell Yard to Hanover Square
This Morning died Mr Hamilton a noted lawyer at Bell-yard Temple-Bar and Capt William Joy of the Third Regiment of Foot Guards. Also Mr John Walth the instrument maker to his Majesty at Catharine-street Strand. the Lady Bertie lies near death. East India Company directors adjourn to consider bond reduction from three and a half percent. Various ecclesiastical appointments, elections, and local civic actions follow including a Clerk of the Founders Company election and gin shop license renewals. Deaths and interments include Sir Reginnesptah Dyer and Mrs Catherine Banks with multiple notices of births and promotions. a Kingston area pistol assault on Mr Roberts near Canterbury ends in severe arm injury and ongoing medical care.
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London
Bell-yard
Temple-Bar
Hamilton
Charing- Cross
William Joy
Fout-Guards
John Walth
Catharine-street
the-Strand
Bertie
Duke ofAncaster
East-India Company
Thomas
Hamburgh
St. Vedast
Foster-lane
Maddox
St. Asaph
Butler
Stanhope
Durham
Rolls Chapel
John Stanhope
Earl of Chesterfield
Derby
Charles. Stanhope
Deceas
Degge
Mr. Watson
Emanuel College
Cambridge
William. Harvey
Chigwell
Esy
Old Samford
Essex
Little Samford
Tovey
Fryar
Mr. Woodward
Mr. Tovey
Mr. Fryar
Mr.Woodward
Mr. Fovey
Farringdon
Richard Nutt
Stc. Martin’s Ludgate
Chaplyn
Aldersgate
Dolly
Aldersgate-street
Sireginnesptah Dyer
Newton-Hall
County of Essex
Bart
Kensington
Copinger
Boswell-Court
Great Dunmow
Maddox-street
Edwards
William.Sprakeling
Elmsted
Canterbury
Sprakeling
Inhori
Haimpstead
Hoole
Ludgate-street
Tonson
Jacob Tonfon
Hammersley
Hugh Hammersley
Catherine ‘Banks
Joseph Banks
County of
Lincoln
St. James’s Church
Westminster
Bristol
Francis Whichcote
Batt
Joseph ‘Banks
Lincolm
Princess Street
Hanover-square
George Jenkins
Portmahon
St. George’s
Hanover
Saxe-Gotha
R. Fredericus
Wilhelmus
Johannes Augustus
Christianus Wilhelmus
Ludovicus Ernestus
Mauritius
Frederica
Augusta
Prince of Wales
Johannes Adolphus
Roberts, Apetherey
Teddentin
Harbledown
Patel
Pune
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Madrid
Scotland
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