Auction at Newmarket for Racing Stock from Pubup Burtons Estate
To be sold by auction by Mr Hensox at Newmarket on Wednesday October 4. The Stud of Pubup Burtons Esquire Amelia by Godolphin Arabian dam by Childers, grand-dam by True-bine, great grand-dam by Cyprus from Duke of Rutland's Bonny Black Mare. Also Black Mare nine years by Blossom, Dam by Bay Barb, etc. Horses on view at Newmarket until sale to begin at twelve o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hensox
Newmarket
Ocober
Pubup BuRtTon
Amelia
Blank
Childers
True-bIne
Cyprus
Duke of Rutland
Lord March
Blossom
Gocolphin
Blaze
Duke of Kingston
Young Grey Hound
Barb
Chesnut Cole
Gor
Oroonoko
Janus
Crab
Picket
Tork
Snake
Chesnut
Whittington
Slicer
N. R
Distempered Havoc and Balkan Winds Roil Europe
Mail from Holland and Constantinople dated Aug 16 reports contagious distemper sweeping cities prompting Grand Seignor to contemplate Adrianople retreat. It notes the Sultan’s pregnant favorite, a deposed Walachian prince, and shifts in Ottoman court. Varied dispatches from Naples to Dresden describe Vesuvius activity, Prussian Austro affairs, troop movements, sieges, and preparations for war across Saxony and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrianople
Walachia
Moldavia
Gligorasho
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
St. Salvator
Resina
Rome
Portugal
Patriarchate of
Lisbon
Cardinal Saldanha
Vienna
Great Britain
Troppau
Athos
M‘elligot
Saxony
Prince de
Dresden
Pirna
Sonnestein
Prince Henry
Prof- Gian
Pforten
Bruhl
Schweidnitz
Ferdinand
Prussia
Dresiden
Seydlitz
Searth
Henry
Gahmig
M. Borck
General Seydlitz
Zorndorff
Reichenberg
Moritzburgh
Prince of ‘Prussia
Frederick
Omer
Count Dohna
Margrave
Charles
Francis of
Brunswick
Ziet&en
Maurice of
Anhalt-DuMau
Milford Haven harbour works claim debunked by source
Bath Sept 25 report claims 200 men guard Milford Haven harbour, yet a confident arrival from the town asserts no workman is employed there. Newcastle Sept 23 notes ships ordered to protect trade and deter privateers, with Capt John Woodhouse dead at South Shields. A runaway sheep drowns two cloth dyers, and a Skinner burn pot-house is saved by Glass-men after a near fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
London
Milford-haven
Dockera
Chipping - Norton
Oxfordshire
Fanny Wicksteed
Newcastle
South Shields
John Woodhouse
Richard Clowney
Porteous
Tyne
Skinnerburn
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Richard Spencer
Edward Hart
Margaret Larney
Mary Bulger
Elizabeth Tomkinson
John Hoskins
Horse Grenadier Guards
Pleasant Fen
East Cowes
Ile of Wight
Southampton
A. B
Commissioners of Excise
Excise Office
Beendall Martyn
Kent
Bermondsey
Uthwark
Dartford
Lewisham
Bromley
Slack-Heath
Essex
Mipplesex
Havering
Dagenham
Ripple
Barking
East-Ham
West-Ham
Layton
Walthamstew
East-Marfo
Angel Inn
Great Liford
Joan Bradtey
Great F.rd
Ee Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge
Bartlete
Hatton Garden
Holbourn
R. Hunter
Colchester
Joan Edwards
JY Goblin
Swithin’Lane
Bearbinderdane
Mantion-house
N.B
Pott
Tod
Forster
Charing‘Cross
Portugal-Street
Clare-Market
Bridge- Foor
Atssa Yard
Puddick
GEVEN
Bond-Street
Piccadilly
St. George
Haygover Square
Robert Brooks
Meffis, Bicknall and Co
Wildman
Goldfinich
Cheapside
Gregg
Atorney
Thomas Apostle
Arthur Bearpster
Francis Bearvscey
Nottingham
Norctingham
Arthur
Francis Beardsley
Key
Bankes
Nottinghan
STOWE
Earl of
Holland
Constantinople
Elb
Lufa
Laudon
Baden-Durlach
Daun
Stolpen
Prince of
Hussars
Count Bruhl
Krochewitz
Meiffen
Torgau
Berlin
Brandenburg
Landberg
Dohna
Warsaw
Charles of Saxony
Soldin
Driefen
Fermor
Hamower
Marshal Daun
Hague
Westphalia
Marshal Contades
Ferdinand of Brunswick
Recklinghausen
Dulmen
Marseilles
Ottoman Empire
Black Sea
Paris
Cape Breton
East India
Port
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