Expeditiously Advanced Riches Offered By London Merchant
The ad invites rapid cash sums on any amount or bonds, secrecy, and dispatch from John King, at 27 Charlotte Street near Middlesex Hospital. It promises six hours readiness for sums up to 7000, with King at home before two in the afternoon. Foreign news follows about Poland, Vienna, and Port plans, and local incidents and court proceedings are described in dense 18th century prose.
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John King
Charlotte-street
Middlesex
Yefirday
Holand
Warsaw
Poninski
Pulkow
Kasam
Moldavia
Berlin
Poland
Borfé
Vienna
Naples
Ragafa Men
Minikert
Rotterdams
Maze
Republic
Lifton
Stobes's
Cadiz
Mediterranean
the Republic
Portsmouth
Carlifees
An Itin
Ireland
Wreaas
London
Sateen
Stephenson
Permyworth
Brady
Dar
Wood-street
Johnson
Wigmore Street
Middlesex Hospital
Hopestor
London Gazette Items and Local Obituary Notes
From the London Gazette dated January 17 and 18, reports include an imperial designation appointing a Governor during the Empress's absence. In Braffells on January 13, Monsieur Le Duc Urfell, Knight of the Golden Fleece, Lord of the Bed Chamber, Lieutenant General and Governor of Bruffells, died, greatly lamented.
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nomi= itzin
Braffells
Lal
Monsieur Le Duc - @Urfell
Bruffells
Ship Bottle Packet foundered near Boston Deeps
The crew of the Bottle Packet, from London to Sunderland, foundered near the floating light and Boston Deeps. Survivors were rescued by Shepherd's brig, but deaths occurred. Mrs Gale, widow of John Gale Esq, of Whitehaven, died at her home on Tuesday morning at Morthallerton aged. The Rev Mr Pigot, vicar of Morthallerton, is mentioned in connection with the deaths.
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London
Royal Exchange
Poultry Couter
America
Goulston-Squaré
Whitechapel
Lord Stafford
James
Turner
Holsier
New Bond
Putney
Pancras
Maxeie
Farr Joh Keayup
Goldbeater
Cheapside
Eli Goulds
Coleman-Street
Ohia
Strong
Cooper’s-Hall
Susan Gould Ing
Basinghall-street
Dawnsley
Spitalields
Mist Searles
baFougl
Richard Knox
Silke Dyer
Leadenhall-streets
John Swany
Ookicker
Edmondton
Theodore Blyth
Hewson
Drury-lane
Whitehore-yard
Strand
Newafile
Fox
Brody
Sunderland
Boston Deeps
Shepherd
Whitehaven
Gale
John. Gale
Morthallerton
Pigot
Singular Flordiform Lightning Seen Near Wakeheldp Turnpike
A letter to the Royal Society reports a striking phenomenon on March 12 near Wakefield in Yorkshire. Lightning-like glows appeared on horse gear and bridles as a rider passed the turnpike, with observers noting flames on bridles and gear and questioning why lights appeared on multiple horses ears. The writer hints at a forthcoming explanation in a future issue.
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SFR
Wakeheldp
Yorlesines
Nicholson
Royal Society
London
Chad
Enquirer
OO J. Callace
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Mir
Jackson
Wallace
Manshela
Mattocks
Dunning
Awas Hinch
Townsend
Oliver
Bart
Bridge
Sawbridge
Neate
Altercatignen
Harley
É&C
Barbary
Catiz
Surcello
Sally
Burton
Carcilif
Oober
Newfoundland
Aiteoma
Scilly
Cape Fear
Chatham
Admiralty
James Pack
Hanch
Pack
Thomas Manley
Smith
George Heart
Mr. Manley
Homas Gaite
Heart
Thomas
Haire
Aldut
The
London Gazette
Pepinburgh
Esirdk
Middlesex Journal
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