PENGLAND DISPLAYED AND NEW GOODS AT A UPATINE WAREHOUSE
An 18th century advertisement notes a new weekly issue titled England Displayed, with a survey of the kingdom and a large stock at UPATINE’s Warehouse No 7 Holborn. It lists fabrics carpets bedding and ready made furniture from Wilton Kidderminster and Scots patterns, plus mercurial cure claims and Jesuit Drops sold by several London booksellers and a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Aupatine
Holbourn
Persia
Wilton
Kidderminster
Cheney
Linsey
Frontiers Battles and Polish Confederate Refugees Report
A June 3 dispatch notes ongoing clashes along the Poland Hungary frontier with thirteen battles in the past month. Confederate leaders Pulawski Rudzki Bierzinski Dzierzanowski and Prince Lubomirski pledge adherence to the Confederacy of Bar as troops encamp near the frontier. A courier from Prince Gallitzin reports a siege of Choczim by a Turkish-led force, with a disrupted assault and villagers driven to flee after a brief articulation of defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Poland
Hungary
Sieurs Pulawski
Rudzki
Bierzinski
Dzierzanowski
Prince Lubomirski
Bar
Warsaw
Gallitzin
Niester
Choczim
Temain
Conflicts and naval ceremony amid Polish Tartar warfare
Dispatch from Copenhagen on May 9 describes Russian and Confederate forces clashing with heavy losses as two factions contend in Poland and Beniter. Amid the war news, the admiral’s flagship Julia Maria was recently raised, with the royal family set to dine aboard and cheers echoing in the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beniter
Ksezim
Olitz
Poland
Copenhagen
Robbery in Rome Lane During Heavy Rain
On Tuesday night a gentleman was robbed near Rome house in Rome lane of his watch four guineas and four silver. The offender appeared young and muffled, rode swiftly through the town, and though pursued narrowly, was not captured due to being well mounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country News
Chatham
Rome-house
Rome-lane
Eord Manfield
Benton
King
Thomas Owens
Middlesex
Westminster
Hudson's .Bay Fleet
King George
Fowler
Sea Horse
Horner
Prince Rupert
Richards
Cummiis
East India
Thip Sis
Bengal
la Fameleir
Deptford
Capti Tryon
Madeira
Bombay
Spithead
Machus
Gally
St. Giles's
Norwich
Gloucester
Surry
Hampshire
Kennington-lane
Gibson
Princess-fteet
Cavendish-square
Jackson
Queen-street
Park
Southwark
Betiey. Monger
William Smith
St. Paul's Churchyard
Foster
Viscount Palmerston
Admiralty
Courtless royal visit hints of alliances and voyages
A London letter reports no court at St James's tomorrow nor church at the Chapel Royal this summer. The King and Prince of Wales will travel from Richmond to the Queen's House to greet the Princess Dowager of Wales. Details accompany talk of the Duke of Gloucester's tour, a Corsica affair, Jamaica rebellion rumors, and Cardinal Clement XIV's papal proclamation. News also covers naval movements, French preparations, several legal and personal notices, and local incidents with multiple named figures and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.James’s
Chapel Royal
Prince of Wales
Richmond
Queen's House
Tay
Princess Dowager of Wales
Charles. Gould
Elys
William. Whitehead
Laureat
Boyce
West
Rainsworth
Furgeon
The
Hague
Brunswick
Berlin
Flanders
Cumberland
Paoli
Isle of
Corsica
St. James’s
Jamaica
Constantinople
London
East Indies
Paris
Ourer
Oime
Ganganelli
Clement XIV
St. Arch-Angel
Rimini
France
Brest
Fragmented notes on trade and arrivals in English ports and colonies
A garbled OCR compilation lists vessels, arrivals, and ports from May, mentioning London, Plymouth, Falmouth, Madeira, Cadiz, Oporto, and Jamaica. It includes names of ships, captains, goods, and several unrelated fragment phrases, with many unclear or misread items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HinPa A . Forvey
Hieopeh
Riddelina
Evan
Milford
Waites
Pabte
Alicauts
Calais
Clarihut
Raple
Gapes
Elizabeth
Ferd
John
Ivory Jahd
Alice
Kirby
Guérnte
Jamaica
Windsor
Frazer
Brick
Afric
Jura
Masthal
Bristol
Liserpost
Beaver
Albiny
Virginia
Lancaster
Reynolds
Nunins
Granatieg
Sout Carolinia
Hopaéwells Pitt
Briel
Grenddes
Frader
Snoil
Londouti
Seville
Brieith Quéens-Beales
Sicily
Ayes
Providence
Einthorn
Oportes
Smouth
Mary
Purriee
Caroline
Dover
Hanover
Watson
Falmouth
Speddwell
Simfoi
Barcelona
Mogadore
Nancy
Friendship
London
Cowes
Anton
Godmrey
Maryland
Bersey
Love
Lond
Barbadoes
Cleddead Toni ‘Bondans
Stangxté Creek
Piltice
Bazil
Hughes
Lég
Horn
Philadelphia
Packet
Tyster
Flora Kelly
South Carolisias York
Pedter
Daga
Nerva
Jelly
Madgira
Mayfigner
Sax
Tifon
Fromi
Liverpool T
Jang
Williams
Fom
Corks
Besley
Woodie
List of merchants and addresses in London proved fictitious
A long OCR fragment lists numerous merchants, addresses, and directors across London streets such as Bishopsgate, Craven Street, and Cheapside. Many names appear with no reachable location or confirmation, labeled undiscoverable or not heard of. The piece ends noting many entries are fictitious or obscured and to be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H., Smyth
M.D
Fell
Pater No
Alloa
Inen
Butl-Street
Stevan
Drugsiffy
Gracedhuch
Ge Sisley
South Sea
Lewis Andie
Mérchant
Bithopixate
Tefittes Ripafe
Ikenry Tro
Miles Peter
Andrews
Béurenlss Sim
Wilson
Dan
Bayne
Gréesr
Aldengaté
Irtet
Dawid
Aruiler
Solomon
Gompartz
Savage
Aaron Gokifnid
Ding
Lemmon-Street
Goodman
Fela Charles Buxton
Phil’s Wharf
Thamies-Street
Ramaing
Mile End
Ang. Mackay
Meechant
Ridge -Row
Henry
Dito
Broad Sree Buildigigts
Butt
David’ ‘Webster
Druggitt
Esagentan-Sceet
Caleb Whiteford
Craven Street
Strain
Jos Harison
Eat India
Chijes Haul Equare
Larke
Scrafton
East India
Gantt - Payne
Goldsmith
Cheapide
Obn
Payne
Pater-nafer- Row
Wine Cooper
Turkey
Merchins
Winchesterstreet
Henry Sawbridge
Joseph de Chaves
Mérchast
St Mary Axe
Peter de‘ Viftie
Turaweel-Lana
Cap “Street
Eltazer Tinks Reyfer
Bury Street
St. Mary Axe
Thomas Bromwich
Benj
Bradley
Fran
Shiadd
Michiel Pope
Robert Scott
Ch. Steinart
Beaufort Buildings
Strand
Who
Upton
Mefian
Weaver
Spittal Square
William Adam
Mertchant
Neil Bond
Hanovere
Square
Ses Davidson
Catnot
James “Alfardes
Marchant
New Court
Fhregimeri Street
T. Bradford
James ‘Hunter
Monument-Yard
Tho. Brown
Fithe Street
Geo
Spence
Nort Bury Court
John Peter Blaquiere
Gallopite
Gooper
Crear Tower Street
Nicholas Dickson
Cin Gibson
Lacerhan
Taurance-Lare
Cheapsde
John Everard
Primrose-Stree
Norton
Faleate
John Rogers
Merchant
Fide Street
Hiih
Frederick Gibson
Linnen-Draper
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She
Ind- Authrite
Renar Si
Tire
Pfngland
Kingdom
England
Principality of
Wales
Gentreman
Pruss
Owen Price
Tlonpon
Alard and Browne
Fleet Sweet
Biadon
T. Evans
Coore
Damille
F. Blyshe
Royal Exchange
Néinsycarriers
Great Britain
Ireland
N.B
R. Rock
John, Brown
Newport-pond
Essex
Linc
Kent
Norfolk
Isle of Ely
Sie Blah Lie
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