Fragmented Civil War Dispatches and Baltic War News
In a jumble of battered phrases a European conflict appears, noting Confederate pressure near Kalitch and Vistula floods, with Russians investing Bender since January 25. It describes Polish and Ukrainian forces skirmishing, Kostrowka Pakofthka’s defection, Suworow’s counter, and Russian naval movements including ships bearing the Empress’s flag and vessels in Pro vence ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalitch
Vistula
Podlachia
Bender
Moldavia
Lithuania
Zakrczyn
Eublin
Grabowski
Kostinfchka Pakofth
Uhlans
Suworow
Kosttafchka
Nabokow
Kitajew
Schipulin
Scheleknow
Er Newski
Nobility Dine with Lord Mayor at Mansion House in London
Noblemen and House of Commons members expect to dine with the Lord Mayor this day. They will depart from the Thatch'd House Tavern at four o'clock with City Marshals guiding them to the Mansion House. Freeholders of Middlesex plan to meet at St James's Street at three to escort them to the city gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Caonmons
Abergavenny
Temple’bar
St. James’s Street
City of London
County of Middlesex
St. James’street
London political turmoil and royal address planned
Reports from London describe a day of bustling political activity with a full royal audience and preparations for a major address by both Houses. The scene includes discussions on reprimands for city officers, debated supply plans, Remonstrance legality, and possible prorogation followed by a minute inquiry into grievances.
Uncertain 18th Century Coastline News and Local Elections
Fragmentary report covers Neapolitan ship activity off the coast, royal naval concerns, and a range of local items. Mentions a minister election for St James Parish, duel aftermath in Hyde Park, marriage rumors, a Chester mail robbery arrest, and various petty crimes. Includes dental ad and scattered notices.
Lectures on Experimental Philosophy to Be Read at Fleet Street
An announcement for a course titled A Plain and Familiar Introduction to the Newtonian Experimental Philosophy offered at the author’s house in Fleet Street. Lectures will be read on Mondays and Fridays until completion. Free syllabus copies available, with accompanying list of related books and prices for various works on optics, philosophy, and related subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Fleet
Ys &c
Claivut
Carnan and
Newbery
Paul’s
John Lord's Corn Salve advertised by Warren's Perfume Shop
An old advertisement proclaims John Lord's Corn Salve praised for curing corn troubles for 38 years. It lists wholesale and retail sellers across London and warns against counterfeits labeling a Bill of Directions and noting that the salve eradicates corns without pain after first use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Warren: and Co. Perfumers
Coventry-street
Haymarket
London
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Suffolk
Plymouth
Scarborough
Albemarle
Dartmouth
Tankerville Effingham
Fitz-Willia Temple
Chatham
Berborough
Shelburne
Hereford
Torrington
OrkEe
Donnegal Verney
Fife
Ludlow
Wenman
Downe
Marquis of
Piercy
George Germaine Sutton
George Cavendish
Frederic Cavendish
John Cavendish
House of Lords and Commons
Commons
Reete
L—s
Edmund Burke
Lord Bute
Lord Chatham
Grenville
Rockingham
Northumberland
Durham
Duke of Northumberland
Dover
Duce
Germany
Jones and Sullivan
India
Rome
Charles Stewart
Cardinal of York
Spa
Nice
Earl of Bute
England
Leghorn
Kington
St. James
Clerkenwell
Sellon
Nicholls
M. Salon
Mr. Nicholls
di@ii
Ion
Hyde Park
Sir Archibald. Grant
Bart
Jean Millar
Andrew Millar
Strand
Society
Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce
Cole
Arthur:Young
North-Mimé
Hertfordshire
Chester Mail
Boldero, and Co
Bishopsgate-street
New- Prison
Sumner
Newgate
Daniel Wheeler
Bishop Gate-Street
William Danson
Cook's Court
Carey-street
Taylor
Bow-s Treet
A&t
Portsmouth
Pye Street
Wellminster
Burfit
Jacob
Hemet
Amelia
Besid
Denhall-Freet
St. ‘Patney
Crita ‘Carthy
Carthy
Cork
Henry
Thomas Welft
Cornwall
St. Jame
Howel
Turkey
Asta
Holy Land
Afta
Egypt
W Mott
Anne Kable
Charles Thompson
Carnan and Newbery
St. Paul’s Church-yard
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