Reception preparations for Duke of Gloucester in Rome
Details of events in Rome and Venice surrounding the Duke of Gloucester in late October. Preparations at the Palace of the Marquess Teodoli for his stay, a grand entertainment hosted by the Count de Durazzo in Venice, plans for his travel to Padua and Rome, plus assorted shipping arrivals and departures across Deal, the Downs, and notable ports including Kingston, Leghorn, Quebec, and Jamaica.
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Rome
Teodoli
Duke of Gloucester
Venice
Count de Durazzo
Viernna
Duchess of Gloucester
Padua
Mary
Edowards
Quebec
Fleetwood
Slivzer
Maryland
Nancy
Keys
Antigua
Success
Dunn
Dublin
Walden
Honduras
Downs
Arethura
Anson
Smyrna
Mentor
Collins
Ancona
St. George
Falcorer
Jamaica
Friendship
Corma
London Intelligence from New-York Gazette on St Johns action
English reports describe a skirmish near St Johns between a reconnaissance boat and a force of Regulars Canadians and Indians. Captain Baker is killed along with several Whites. Montgomery and Schuyler rally about 2400 troops to strike, with wider plans to mobilize militia and push for actions across three provinces.
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Albany
St. John’s
Baker
Montgomery
Isle of Noe
Schuyler
Surrender notices and promotions under Guildhall announcements
A dense list of surrender dates for various tradesmen and merchants including Glover Field Highmore Reeve Jacobs Phillips Chippindall Milne Bewley Clarke Aitken and Gregory with related dividends, certificates and promotions. Notable entries include Guildhall London notices for Thomas Glover John Field Highmore and Joseph Reeve and Manchester meetings at Crompton's Coffee House. War Office promotions for Light Dragoons and Foot regiments with several colonels and generals named.
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Booker’s Gardens
Leadenhall Street
Merchant
Dea
George Phillips
Deantreet
St. Olave
Southwark
Mason
Guildhall
London
Joseph Chippindall
Nathaniel Milne
Manchester
Criveners
Crompton’s
Thomas Bewley
Wellclose Square
Middlesex
Loxham’s Tavern
Benjamin Clarke
Difs
Norfolk
Heckler
Saracen’s-Head- Inn
James Aitken
Namptwich
Cheshire
Dea'er
the Fleece
Philip Gregory
Biddeford
Devonshire
Mercer
Frederick Rider
Angel-alley
St. Mary Whitechapel
Wm. Chapman
Joseph Chapman
Lambeth
Surry
Robert Jaques
Dhe Strand
James Henderson
Samuel Jones
West Smithfield
Wm. Tonze
Feversham
Kent
J.hua Skyrin
Whitehaven
Cumberland
William Skyrin
Samuel Gardner
High-street
Benjamin Skutt the Younger
Weardour-street
Scho
Ralph Hanmer
Liverpool
George’s Coffee. House
Anthony Rutherford
Sunderland
Durham
Auslin
Hoxton
Wm. Newland
Whitechapel
Light Dragoons
James Harber
Alexander Murray
Richard Bell
Cornet
Éyth Reg
Foot
John Thomson
Alexander Alderson
Francis William Farquhar
Alexander Mackay
Sir Robert Hamilton
Bart
Robert Robinson
Francis Craig
Edward Viscount Lisster
Hugh Earl Percy
William Taylor
Sir Eyre C
Charles Earl Cornwallis
Nicolson maintains Bowler academy with Mrs Fowler at College Street
The late Mr Bowler's school on College Street Westminster continues under Mr Nicolson with Mrs Fowler. Nicolson, educated abroad and at home, offers ancient and modern languages plus private lessons to ladies at his boarding house or in gentlemen's rooms. He advertises instruction in music and dancing and keeps staff for other genteel accomplishments.
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College-street
Westminster
Bowler
Fowler
Nicolson
London
Chidinr
C. N
Tide-Water Corn Mill at Battles Bridge Mill Sale
A sale at the Black Boy Inn Chelmsford offers the Tide-Water Corn Mill known as Battles Bridge Mill with dwelling, outbuildings, wharf, five acres of adjoining marsh land, and ancillary buildings. The freehold, subject to £5 annual manor rent, includes two water wheels, one pair of French stones, and capacity to grind about 29 loads weekly. Further particulars from John Beddington in London or S Lucas Rumpfied in Chelmsford.
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Black Boy Inn
Chelmsford
Essex
Battles Bridge Mill
Parisfy
Rawreth
London
Rayleigh
Rochford
Billericay
Maldon
Retendon
John Beddington
Minories
Lucas Rumpfied
Medicine promising universal cure of many ailments
Collett advertises a levigated powder of quicksilver as an innocent universal medicine. It claims to eradicate gout rheumatism dropsy jaundice scurvy leprosy ulcers and many other disorders and to protect against vertigo epilepsy palsy and apoplexy lifelong. Address No 6 King Street Bloomsbury for visits before 2 pm or between 6 and 9 pm.
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King-street
Bloomsbury
Collett
Tradesman's Jewel and Commercial Palladium Prospectus
This day was published price 25.6d bound. Recommended to gentlemen tradesmen lawyers and those in extensive business. A guide to profits and losses at a glance for bankrupts insolvent debtors stock insurers and partners in coal mines shipping etc. Two parts cover rate per pound and per cent with dividends gains on merchandise and exchanges. By S&S Tulqomas merchant author of the British Negotiator. London printed for the author and sold by booksellers.
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Kerry
Earl of Cavan
Earl of
Anne
Maurice Fitzgerald
James Tilson
Mahon
Stafford
Thomas Wooldridge
London
Great Britain
America
House of Commons
Bishop
Court of Common Council
Common Cryer
Old Bailey
Corke
Irish Mail
Egheen Sh Lingees
Dublin
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S&s
Tulqomas
Letter to John Wesley prompts critique from American observer
A London Evening Post letter urges Sir John Wesley to reconsider his stance on American affairs. The author rebukes Wesley for allowing enthusiasm to cloud judgment, warns against political preaching to influence Congress, and argues colonial charters arose from necessity and enterprise, not religious persecution. The piece references English governance, colonial charter theory, and the broader impact of religious fervor on policy.
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Wiley
Weilzy
John Wesley
America
Mr. Wesley
Iris Plan
Lot
Sodom
England
High Ras
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