Sale Notice for Leadenhall Street Wine Auction
Announcement that eighty pipes of Muneira Wines will be offered at Turis Day at Leadenhall Street House on the 25th instant at one o clock, with a sale rate of £95 per pipey of 110 gallons. The wording reflects a formal auction notice with specific quantity, date, time, and price.
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Leadenhall Street
Turis Day
Trita
The
Jaid Company
Mr. White
White
London
Westminster Advert for S Bladony and Fauiscter
A clipped advertisement from Parliament-street Westminster prints for S Bladony at Paternoster-row and R Fauiscter with venues at New Bond Street and Westley, near St Clement's Church Strand. The item lists authors Charles Swiet and Sue Geon and notes locations in London.
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Charles Swiet
Sue Geon
Parliament-street
Westminster
S. Bladony
Paternofter
Sieges of Valenciennes and Mentz Publication Notice
New publications from Fleet Street publisher advertise Sieges of Valenciennes and Mentz with copper plates and a full journal of Lay's transactions. Also offered are the Political State of Europe monthly, Jordan's Parliamentary Journal, life of Charles Lee, Paine pamphlets, and critical political tracts with endorsements from major powers and figures.
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Europe
Aoa
Moilrs
Charles Lee
Aid-du-Camp
Polarisy
United States of America
America
Eunope
Earl of Pembroke
Edmund Burke
Franklin
Washington
Gates
Clinton
Burgoyne
Johnstone
Letter from the Earl of Farrouih on French actions and surrenders
Extract from a 1793 dispatch noting French engagements near Brunswick, a successful flank attack and surrender of about 3000 enemy troops, several cannon and howitzers captured, and numerous subsequent surrender notices of individuals across England with assigned attorney details and surrender dates.
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Earl of Farrouih
Lord Grenville
Moe Jjefly
Depee of Foreign Affairs
Lated Wachdine Mer
Arrival of Prince Augustus Frederick in Windsor after voyage
An Order of Council ordered the landing of Prince Augustus Frederick from the Aquilon frigate which sat in harbour quarantine. He arrived at the New Sally Port with a royal party, was greeted by military and naval officers, and hosted at the Fountain Inn before dining at Godalmin. His health remains delicate and he follows his physicians’ regimen. The royal visitors included the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of York with other dukes. divine service was held at St George’s Chapel despite foul weather. The Aquilon’s seven week voyage from Legorn lasted during which the prince stayed aboard for the days at Gibraltar.
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Italy
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P. Parker
Adgiral Cauldwell
Saxon
Royal South Glocestershire Militia
Fountain Inn
Bis Janda Lng
Wares
Yerx
Clarence
Grocester
St. George's Chael
Aloxpuus
Augustus
Igie
Legori
Uring
Gibraltag
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