Muscovite Fleet Seen Baltic and Jamaica Appointment
Fragmentary notices report the Muscovite fleet of 28 to 30 ships seen off Bornholm and Rostock with troops to march, while a royal appointment names Nicholas Laws as Governor of Jamaica. Demolitions at Mardyke and English naval actions in Dantzick are also mentioned amid stock chatter and a broad array of advertisements.
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Orcarrilfery
Ieee
Benwice
Prince Royal
Hobstein
Hesian
Rand
Stralsund
Denmark
Dantzick
Bornholm
Livonia
Roland
Mardyke
Lidia
Parchoud
Little Chelsea
England
Carrie Awad
Knightsbridge
Brompton Road
Surray
Kingston Upon Thames
George
Stephen Sourh
Kitson
Swalowstreet
St James's Church
Piccadilly
C Urtain
Thibault
New Branford
Scoughton
Jamaica
Sweden
Susanna Stoughton
Bartholomew Lane
London
Stioft
Cecil
Tiger
Haydon Square
Abdeero
Iblg
Lockton
Griffin the sonner-Shop
Rucktersbury
Advertisements for 18th Century Books and Catalogues
Public notices advertise two part publications The Acrozasce Vanity with discourses, characters, and poems by various authors and Keffert poems by someone named teve yak. Also advertised Mandragora burlesque in two cantos and other works printed for various booksellers. Catalogues for Fatalties collection at Exeter Exchange with multiple coffeehouses listed. Prices shown, sale begins at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keffert
Teveyak
G. Strahan
Royal Exchange
A. Beteworth
Paternoster Row
Holland
H. Clements
St Paul’s Church
Temple
C. King
Barker
Westminster Hall
Jack
Grammaticus
Rhetor
Geometres
Pictor
Alipres
Argur
Schopnobates
Medicis
Magus
Leake
St Paul's
Robert Atkins
Pinbury Park
Gloucester
Ulum Delphi
Exeter Exchange
Strand
Rainbow Colfeehouse Ar Welkinviites
Fall Gaté
Will’s
Scotland Yard ‘Gate
Rainbow
Fleetstreet
Child’s
St Paul’s Chess Yard
Batfonis
Cornhil
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Moreou
Bangor
de Saapes
Carlisle
J. Roberts
Warwick Lave
M ‘Baldwin
Sory’s Passage
St Jamie’s Park
A. Dodd
Peacock Without Temple