Volatile Swedens Estates and Royal Finances Debate
In Stockholm notes the three lower estates and nobles debate continuing subsidies for the King tied to the dyet, with plans for a fixed period rejected as the King weighs finances with bank directors. Other reports cover the Prince of Orange baptism in Hague and peace chatter about Russia, Turkey, and Poland, plus deliveries from Hamburg about Swedish loyalty and ongoing peace prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholn
Stockholm
Plene
House of Notles
House of Nobles
Plino
Dyet
Hague
Prince of
Orange
Nassau
William Frederick
Warsaw
de Wilde
Focktany
Rutha
Porte
Petersbourgh
Vienna
Russia
Berlin
Poland
Lithuania
Petersbourg
Hamburgh
de Faxel
Extract from a Hague letter on early peace news
London reports a Hague letter noting no word yet for Prince Gallitzin on the Russia Porte peace. It also says the Hereditary Princess of Brunswick left Goethe for Brunswick after weeks with Queen Caroline-Matilda of Denmark. The speech hints the King may depart for Zell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
Russia
Porte
Gallitzin
Elanover
Brunswick
Brunwick
Caroline-Matilda
Denmark
Zelle
Stockholm
Turbulent Times Across Europe and Indian Frontiers
Reports from Copenhagen and London detail expected revolutions in Danish dominions and ongoing unrest linked to royal and political factions. A Dutch diplomat’s note confirms no successor yet for the Prince Mazareno. Paris and Constantinople observe riots that fatally strike the French ambassador. From India, a devastating explosion at Trichinopoly devastates magazine stores, killing dozens of Europeans and wounding officers. Maritime news include ships detained at Margate Roads, wrecks on Goodwin sands, and new hospital funding in Bristol. Local notices report mayoral elections, property deals, and agricultural trials showing superior wheat yields under manured cultivation.
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Finland
Aland
Copenhagen
Prince Mazareno
Constantinople
Prince of Wales
Ofmaburgh
Charles-street
Berkeley-square
Ireland
Sir George Macartney
St. James’s
Lord Tyrconnel
Lindy
Richmond Gardens
Kew
Guildhall
Joseph Martin
Lime-street
University of Oxford
Earl of Litchfield
India
Birmingham
Staffordshire
Worcestershire
Lord North
Lord Holland
Corporation of Bristol
Taunon
Lord Chatham
Corporation of St. Alban’s
Varlo
Jumbokimna
Trichinpoly
Hamilton
Torrington
Carrol
Williams
Carlton
Wallis
Maritime Arrivals and Departures at Deal Harbor
Union ships including William, Johnson and the Friendship from Hamburgs and Nor way sail for Stargate Creek. The Charming Nevy and Liberty reach Deal from Grenades and Virginia. Other vessels such as the Recovery and John Johnson arrive or depart for Penzance and Petersburgh. Wind W by S, Sept. 22, at Downs and Legheons Remains.
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Union
Combes
William
Johnson
Friendship
Baker
Hamburgs
Charity
Nelfenr
Norway
Roft
Foster
Gottenburgh
Francis
Compton
Liberty
Reason
Nevy
Carnaby
Virginia
Success
Amsterdam
Corbet
Cuernsey
Bartlet
Deal
Wind W.bys
Stargate Creek
William, Moore
Legheons
Downs
John, Johnson
Petersburgh
Penzance
Pearl Dentifrice Admired for Teeth Health and Beauty
Four years of public endorsement prove Pearl and Pearl Dentifrice superior for teeth and gums. They claim to preserve enamel, whiten teeth, prevent decay, stop toothache, cure gum scurvy, and sweeten breath. Offered by W Bayley in Cockspur Street and J Price in Leadenhall Street, price 2s. 6d. per package.
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France
Ialy
Hemet
W. Bayley
Fumer
Cockspur-street
Haymarket
J. Price
Leadenhall
London
Price
Verno
Sam
Wyck-firet
S.ward
Burows
Wickes
Dr. Burrows
G. Kearfly
Ludgate Street
Capel Court
Royal Exchange
Fletcher and Hodson
Cambridge
Burrows
J. Fletcher
Hodson
The True Essential Sart of Lemons and Its Uses
A 19th century ad describing lemon essence for culinary flavor, stain removal, and whitening. It highlights a lemon extract prepped when lemons are cheap, claiming advantages over fresh fruit, including stability, cost, and rapid stain removal. Sold wholesale and retail by London perfumers and booksellers at various addresses.
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William Bayler
Cockspur-street
Hay-market
London
J. Price
India House
Leadenhall Freer
Newbery
St. Paul’s Church Yard
J. Grosvénor
Turns
Holborn
A. Rothwell
New Bond
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Hotland
Flanders
Drury Lane Theatre
Polly
Lucy
Voth
Dr. Drag
Pu’y
Mills Weiler
Miss Bradley
Country News
Plymouth
Jes. Brent
Newcastle
Gosport
Spithead
Montague
Mann
Egmont
Admiral Rodney
Jamaica
His
Modetite
Portsmouth
Gloucester
Vernon
John Carter
Canterbury
East Kent
T S
Andrew Wilkinson
Cripplegate
Jenkinson
Charles’s Square
Hoxton
Elizabeth Bell
Samuel Bell
St. Giles’s In the Fields
Middlesex
Robert Gill
Marklane
Thomas Broadrock
St. James's
Westminster
John Buny
Jolliffe
Air-street
Piccadilly
Lall Goodfellow
Salisoury
Wiltshire
Wooddeton
Dove-court
Lombard-street
William London
Gardener’s-lane
Queenhithe
James Grey
Penryn
Cornwall
Peter Francis Maurice de Cour
Artillery-lane
Bishopscate-street
Robert Fidler
Moorfields
John Hirst
Offet
Dewsberry
Yorkshire
Clothier
White Horse
Leeds
Joseph Lawrence
Thomas Harrison
White-Horse-Yard
Drury-lane
Edward Wilfby
Cornhill
Joseph Taylor
Smithfield
Ship News
W.S.W
Kentith
Charlotte
Welly
Cadiz
Gravesend
Providence
Fairfax
Findall
Industry
Fothill
Carolina Packet
Brown
Rebecca
Gordon
Abraham
Yates
Prince William
Cannady
Catherine Sophia
Frederick William
Tutt
Dunkirk
Anderson
Stettin
Jacob Hemet
Amelia
Robert Winch
F. Newbery
Bookfeller
St. Paul’ S Churchyard
Ludgate Arcet
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