Ships arrive from Memel to Bristol and Petersburgh
From the London Gazette Sept 8 notice of Thomas Goddard's death prompting a writ for a new Wiltshire Knight of the Shire. Also reports on Empress Catherine appointing Gen Romanzeff, Danish health recovery, bankrupts, a Hull correspondent on Russian ships in Copenhagen road, and Aylesbury Races with several named horses and owners. A fire at Paghterton Park, noble marriages, funerals, and numerous obituaries and local notices follow. The piece closes with a farmer's oats sowing method and yields at Sockburn-house near Great Aycliffe.
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London
Gazlitte
Thomas Goddard
Wilts
Norton
St. Peterburgh
N.S
Gen. Romanzeff
St. George
Bawr
Copenhagen
Fredterichthe Ps
Ankrupt
Stephen Barbut
Spital Square
Weaver
Guildhall
Henry Martin
Greenhith
Kent
Carpenter
Coventry
Baxter York
Leicester
White Hart
John Elitob
Wapping-street
Middlesex
Philip Stannad
Philip Taylor
Norwich
John Fox the Elder
Dedham
Essex
Drurgift
Chymist
Hull
Aylesbury Races
Bucks
Mr. Salt
Cicero
Mr. Smith
Brutus
Mr. Coles
Thomas Ackland
Paghterton
Park
Somerset
Peter Ducane
Norfolk-Street
Strand
Peter Clanny
Irth
St. James’s Itreet
Ireland
Craner
Featherstone- Street
Mareateno
John Atword
Efc
Southampton Buildings
Susanus Bett
Great Ruffell-street
Thomas, Glover
Maidenlane
Covent-Garden
Mirs Sweet
Rumbyrow
Westminster
Rumford
Ess
Williams
Whitechapel
Ann Cave
Farmer Cave
Hornchurch
Nathaniel Connor
Navy
Ann Berry
Daniel Prince
Greenwich
William Jolliffe
Argyle Buildings
Coursellor Box
Piccadilly
Francis Haller Conter
England
Thomas Phillips
Duke-Street
French Efforts to Draw Germany Toward Turkey and Hungary Cession Talk
A private Hague letter claims the French Court seeks to force the German Emperor into Turkey’s alliance against Russia. It says the French Minister at Constantinople is instructed to urge the Grand Signior to cede Hungarian provinces formerly Austrian. Other dispatches report Empress Catherine II praising General Romanzoff for two victories and elevating him to Field Marshal, plus naval movements near Corfu and London political shifts including Luttrell’s resignation and officer resignations amid court intrigue.
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Hague
Germany
Great Britain
Petersburgh
Romanzoff
Venice
Emo
Corfu
St. James’s
Co. Luttrell
Ireland
Zason
Luttrell
Shegila
Cheapside
Steven Hervey
Sheriff Townsend
Edward Ingram
Robert Protter
Philip Chauncey
Catharine Elizabeth Herbert
Thomas Rollston
David Deane
Tuthill-Fields Bridewell
Westminster
Samuel Bairstorth
Westminstr
Maral
Scarcity of oats blamed on farming methods and land use
A London Evening Post letter argues that oat shortages stem from overloading land with feed and overstrong straw production. It contends that poor midland land yields small straw, and that better farming practices could reveal the true cause. The piece then quotes a long proposed coronation oath text from the era, detailing kingly duties and Parliament expectations.
Two Apprentices Abscond From Warwick Lane Glazier
Two youth apprentices fled from their master Richard Hollyer a Warwick Lane glazier on Friday morning Edward Constabley sixteen with freckled face and a short colored coat and white waistcoat and David Mathews fourteen with dirty drab clothes both had not completed half their terms. It is feared they have gone to Portsmouth and any harbouring or employing them will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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Ludlows
PeSay
Richard Hollyer
Warwick-lane
Edward Consttabley
Warren's Improved Milk of Roses Perfume in London
Richard Warren, perfumer, Marybone Street London, recommends his vegetable Milk of Roses for elegance and efficacy in cleaning, frothing, and fostering the skirt. Approved by notable figures, the remedy claims strong benefits for ladies, children, and gentlemen after the having, with widespread sale in multiple towns at 3s 6d. Abode.
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Warren
Ichard Warren
Mary- Bone-Street
Golden-Square
London
Bess
Permons
Richard Warren
Langfrd
Fisher
Newcastle
Barrys
Manchester
Shave
Ipswich
Aris and Co
Birmingham
Kayman
Cochester
Mr. Deeming
Grocer
Chichester
New Spelling Dictionary for English Tongue by Entick
A revised pocket dictionary titled New Spelling Dictionary by Rev John Entick appears with lists of English and Welsh towns, their markers days, and guidance for pronunciation. It promises to aid learners, officers, hildren, and foreigners in reading and writing with a new introduction to English.
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England
Wales
Leytonia
Mileny
Pose
Addison
Sha Espeare
Jjhin Entick
A. M
Litleton
Schrevelius
C. Dilly
Nugent
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Elizabeth
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Stokeon
Lynn
Taversour
Baxtz
Joseph
Clampia
Stockholm
Abel
Bridges
Rotterdam
Fountain
Gray
Favourite
Y Moor
Nor- Wal
Lowestoft
Janson
Leith
Jane
Salmon
Katty
Alice
Peggy
Sconjal
Cato
Smith
Winchester
Sockburn-house
Great Aycliff
London Evening Post
Wight
Charles