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Middlesex Middlesex Journal

Location

Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 25, 1770

Page

2

Foreign intelligence and coastal defenses near the Dardanelles

Extra reports from Constantinople claim a foreign agent offered to help fortify the Dardanelles with batteries and defense plans. Russians allegedly attacked a fort near Romelia after initial shelling. Gravesend letters recount a seafaring press conflict on an East Indiaman, a fatal clash between sailors and a man-of-war, and local market and weather oddities in Canterbury Manchester and Newcastle.

Constantinople Porte Dardanelles Zoco Requiris Romelia Gravesend Duke of Richmond Canterbury Newgate Lampert Manchester Salford Newcastle

Russia a Maritime Power Under Peter the Great and Catherine II

A letter fragment discusses 18th century moves to make Russia a naval power. It cites Peter the Great's focus on a strong fleet and naval victories, Catherine the Great's alliance with Charles VI against the Turks, and the 1736 aim to gain a Black Sea port and free trade. It notes Turkish successes forcing a peace, and Catherine's war aims expanding naval reach into the Mediterranean and Greece.

Don St. Kist Peter the Great Russia Anne Charles the Sixth Germany Black Sea Dardanelles Archipelago Mediterranean Catherine Peter Europe Baltic

Parliament prorogued again amid war talk and court moves

Reports from Westminster describe both Houses prorogued to November 13 with Lord Rochford as Speaker in the Lords and the Commons Speaker absent. Conferences with the Spanish ambassador continue at Powis House as fleet and troops gathering. News notes Jamaica and Leeward Islands rumors, merchant concerns, port city pressure, and local notices on impressment and appointments.

Majesty Lord Rochford House of Peers Lord Mansfield House of Commons Duke of Northumberland Earl of Winchelsea Charlotte, Finch St. James’s Burleigh Rutlandshire Earl of Hertford Sudbury Suffolk Wragley Hall Warwickshire Boston Preston Lord Chatham Falkland Island Earl of Chatham Levant Portugal Great-Britain Powis-house Ormond-street Jamaica Leeward Islands Forest Buenos Ayres Falkland’s Island Admiralty North America Newfoundland Thames London Ireland Horsleydown Rotherhithe Surry Side Spitalfields

Bristol and London Surrender Notices in Old Style

A fragmented notice lists David Hancock of Bristol surrendering dates in October and November at the Three Tuns Tavern with James Bridges, Christopher Bunning of Middlesex surrendering dates at Guildhall London with Crouch, and Thomas Dendy of Horsham surrendering a date at Guildhall London for a dividend to be made.

David Hancock City of Bristol O&ober Tuns Tavern Corn-street City of Bristol Ja. Bridges Christopher Bunning Guildhall London Crouch Inner Temple Thomas Dendy Horsham Sussex

Curious compound promises hair removal and color change

An advertisement for Mrs Gibson offering a curious compound that allegedly removes hair at roots on the forehead temples arms and face and another innocent liquid to turn red or grey hair to brown or black. Sold at No 7 Lower-Cross-Street near Hatton-Garden Holtbourne with gold-lettered name on the door. One ounce bottles priced at one guinea with full directions. Papers claim it can be sent to England Scotland Ireland Holland or France by post.

Ars. Gibson Lower-Cross-Street Hatton-Garden Holtbourn England Scotland Ireland Holland France Gibson Gebson Haters

Hosiery Prices Cut by Manufacturer in Public Sale

Public notice reveals large hosiery export and sale at reduced prices. Manufacturer W. EB announces factory offers on silk holes, four thread worsted, and black silk pieces with wholesale, retail, and export options. Prices shown include 35 percent reductions and items like breeches and waitcoats, urging genuine value and preventing imposition by rivals.

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