International News Amid War Reports and Domestic Affairs
A compact summary of March dispatches from Europe and notices from London. Reports from Wallachia and the Morea detail Greek unrest and Russian support against Ottoman oppression, with troop movements and fortresses mentioned. Paris, Vienna, and St. Petersburg sources discuss battles near Kalitch, Dobro, and Moldavia, plus a possible march on Constantinople. Domestic items include parliamentary maneuvers on the Remonstrance, city livery actions, and social notices such as marriages, deaths, and local incidents in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeterday
Holland
Dalmatia
Wallachia
Constanti
Nople
Thessaly
Achaia
Albania
Morea
Candia
Dolgorucki
Tartary
Moldavia
Petersburgh
Warsaw
Prince Wolkowski
Weymann
Poland
Bonne
Drewitz
Dobro
Kalitch
Sieurs
Sinowski
Malewski
Baluhowski
Messrs. Bonne and Drewitz
Mesirs
Malazewski
Zarente
Zawoyski
Ibrailow
Brailow
Bender
Black Sea
Oczakow
Adrianople
Brailov
Constantinople
Warfac
Marazewski
Zabe
Podlachia
Wachmeister
Vienna
France
England
Bologna
Venice
Theatre Royal
Drury-lane
House of Peers
Prussia
Augsbourg
St. Petersburgh
Smyrna
Levant
Peloponnesus
Geneva
Leghorn
Toulon
Corsica
Paoli
M. Quenza
Porto Vecchio
Mr. Barbaggio
London
Italy
Earl of Tylney
Portmouth
Spithead
Downs
Toulchone
Elphinstone
Duke of Cumberland
Lord Mansfield
Evan Warbarton
Wilmslow
Cheshire
Coventry
Warbarton
Royal Exchangé
Charing-cross
Horfly-down
Field-lane
Francis Kerman
King-street
Middlesex Hospital
Brook’s Mews
Grosvenor Square
James Ford
Dann
Tho Crockhall
Royal assent to bills at House of Peers session
His Majesty granted royal assent to several bills including one continuing free importation of tallow hog s lard and grease for a limited time another regulating the poor in St Paul Shadwell and a third governing the navigation of the River Trent from Wilden Ferry in Desby to Gainsborough in Lincolnshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Grafton
Queen’s
Wan Whee
St.Stephen’s Chapel
Westminster
Earl of Chatham
Hayes
Pall-Mall
Rockingham
House of Peers
Lord
Lord Chatham
St. Paul
Shadwell
River Trent
Wilden Ferry
Cantutes Desby
Gainsborough
Lincolner
John Lord's Corn Salve advertised by Warren and Co
An eighteenth century advertisement promotes John Lords Corn Salve as a universal remedy for coins pain and skin irritations. It claims root and branch eradication with no pain after first use and lists multiple London shops including Warren and Co Coventry Street and Mrs Bradley's Shoe Warehouse Tower Hill. A bill of directions is annexed to prevent counterfeit sales and ensure quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lord
Warren and Co, Perfumers
Coventry-street
Haymarket
London
Paternoster Row
Lendon
Tosh
Arling Street
Strand
Richard Warren
John Lerd
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Duchess of Northumberland
Copenhagen
Germany
Richmond
Cavendish Square
William Strode
62D Regiment of Foot
Ireland
Edinburgh
Wilkes
Woodcocks
Sérjeant’s-inn
Fleet-street
Farringdon
City of London
Magdalen-house
Aldersgate-street
Litchfield-street
Newgate
Martin Yorke
St. George
Hanover-square
Moorfields
Aylesbury
St.James’s Church
Ritchie
Rupert-street
Miss Smith
Griffin
Ac Hackney
Gregory
Richard Baldwin
Beaconsfield
County of Bucks
Lower Tooting
Surry
Bond
Benjamin Bond
Leadenhall-street
Leicester
Thomas Amnet
East India Company
Bombay
University of Oxford
Oxford Road
William Roberts
Hackney
Hester Yeoman
James Yeoman
Scarborough
Yorkshire
Barnes
James Randal
Adair
Portsmouth
Cambridge
Thomas Bennet
Beadle
Soho Square
Frances Wyvill
John Wyvill
Lord Pigot
Bill’s
Old Roung-Court
Chandostreet, Covent-Gardeny
Lisbon
Canary
Jamaica
Batavia
Arrack
Dorchester
N. B
Cifk
Eafe