Desperate King Deliberates on Viper-Borb Treatment
Sunday mail from Madrid notes King’s grave condition with physicians advising Viper-Borb. Reports from Naples and Leghorn describe sieges, troop movements, and supply drops. Intelligence covers Prussian and Austrian maneuvers, Russian exchanges, and French troop quarters across Mainz, Crevelt, and Hamburg with ongoing forages and captures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa-Victofa
Naples
San Germano
Leghorn
Corsica
Bastia
Wmiarseilles
Stockholm
Russia
Poightland
Plauen
Marshal Daun
Prague
Berlin
Vienna
Bohemia
Henry
Linay
Lad
Auffig
Topliz
Lubortz
Leutomeritz
Lockowitz
Libochowitz
Worwitzau
Budin
Saaiz
Postelberg
Wangenstein
Lippe
Hergen
Franckfort
Bergen
Guurches
Marshal Contaues
Friedberg
Crevelt
Lower Rhine
Marthal de Contades
Duffeldorp
Nuremberg
Bamberg
Maritime News From London to Venice and Baltic Prizes
The Miadena del Dirmelio sails London to Venice but is carried into Algiers after engagement with Algerine cruisers. Two French prizes, the Mary Leanas and the Margaretta File, are captured or ransomed along with Hinchinbrook. Official appointments announce Apothecary-General, hospital president, and church livings. Obits note Lady Fitz–William and Lady Decker, plus other deaths. Admiralty reports two French privateers intercepted near Portland, Le Chaffeur and Le Gonquerant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Miadena del Dirmelio
Venice
Bradle Matter
Algiers
Ituke
Fixity
Mary
Leanas
Exeter
Cadiz
Margaretta
Campvere
Dundee
Hinchinbrook
Jenkins
Lynn
Gottenburgh
John Hughes
Germany
Lewis Way
Guy's Hospital
Edward Hulse
Dawson
Jesus College
University of Cambridge
Gilling
Yorkshire
Ireland
Sur Tarry Echlin
Kingdon
Church of
St. James’s Square
Fitz-william
Decker
Sir Matthew Decker
Henry Tennant
White Horse
Whitestoss Street
Admiralty Office
Hughes
Tamer
Clevland
Plymouth Sound
Portland
Dunkirk
Chace
Legacy left by Mrs Hodges to heirs under will
An old notice records Mr Thomas Williams of Hyde and Park Corner announcing a legacy left by Mrs Hodges to her daughter or daughters if living, or to their children if dead. Seekers are advised to contact Mr Keightley on Browd Street or Mr Cuerien on Marybone Street for details. A Mrs Hoses is said to have lived near Shurscitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priva
Kelirdy
Henry Loftus
Heaney Sanvord
Henry Lyons
Thomas Adderly
Rober Cuninggaing
John Magil
Carleton White
Jock
Ellis
Digg
Hen Gunn
Moutiaig
Orange
Josph Hunter
Allhallows
Lodon
Chapman
William Fickering
Wolverhampton
Stafford
Thomas Simpson
London
Corraster
Joshua Williams
Bristol
Thomas Williams
Hyde
Park Corner
Hatees
Jace Sutter
Tus
Richard Wil‘iams
Daughcers
Hay
Bath
Hodges
Irving
Keightley
Hrowd Street
Sc. James
Westomiiter
Cuerien
Marybone Street
de Tame Parish
N.R
Lincoln to Peterborough Road Transport Ad 18th Century
An advertisement for COACH services from Lincoln to Peterborough and beyond describes Bo and more machines with six horses, fixed routes from London locations, and weekly departures. It promises passenger comfort, reasonable rates, and no imposition on parcels, with contact points at the Bull in Lincoln and the Angel in Peterborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Vo Slettrd
Falkingham
Rocveton
Hereford
Stilton
Peterborough
Lincoln
Bulhoptyace-Street
London
Fech
Maelgoodhand
Hoddefton
Wapco Browlwater
Stesvenage
Caf
Bishopsgace-Street
Gracechurch- Street
Royal
Bithopsgace
Enfield Highway
Hoddesdon
Hertford
Pesterborough
William Elger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holland
Madrid
Duke de Brancas
Hoge
Theis
Tr Ustee
Republick
America
France
Paris
Diaphin
Netherlands
Vetteruay
Ds Sahouette
Finncesy
Council of State
The
London Gazette
King’s Ars
Cornhill
Richard Williams
Denaigh
Wir
Ravenshoft
Wrexham
Dentebthire
Bat
Cifhargug Cig
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