The Datty Rectister of Commerce and Intelligence piece
A dense 18th century digest reports on Saxony Dresden and Prussian actions, Paris court moves, naval movements, plague fears, and political satire. It mentions Dresden sieges, Berlin Gazette doubt, French clergy tax demands, and maritime arrivals, with local trials and executions in Salisbury and Southampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Mar- Mur
Douus
Finfia
Saxony
Silesia
Nawmburgh
Rozh
Lipsadt
Berlin- Gazete
Sth
Berlin
Paris
Narbonne
Count de St. Florentin
Dunkirk
M. de la Touche le Vaffor
Leeward Islands
Martinico
France
Anjou
Apothecaries Company
Jesuits House
Venice
Civita-Vecchia
Strate
Marseilles
Levant
C. Beard
J.a
Copenhagen
Heltein
Capt
Schinfeld
Island of
St. Thomas
Christian
Germany
Macquire
Prufsian
Normandy
Chang Ceielay
Berkshire
Serjeant
Stanyford
Winchester
Salisbury
John Dumas
Lord Percival
Devizes
Bath
Uphaven
Dumas
Portsmouth
West-Indies
England
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lindon
Lisbon
Viscourt Poste de
Heffe
Caffel
Pyrmont
Rintelen
Rome
Hamburch
Mn Meral
Ftat Caan
Portfouth
Fily
Nancy
Bowman
Sunderland
Friendship
Cooper
Newcastle
Marlborough
St. Helen’s
Downs
Naslau
William Pilington
Matter
Quiberon
Shepherdess
Val. Shepherd
Union
Napier
Arbroath
Campveer
Defiance
Woodward
Str. Kitts
Hambourga
Johnson
Gawith
Liverpool
Virginia
Itt
Rhivkart
Amsterdam
Blakener
Driscoll
Richard
John
Wolfe
Blac
Rowe
Cork
Guadaloupe
Cholmondeley
Tillet
Greenland
Anne
Paten
Riga
Walker
Bergen
Dundee
Prince of Brunswic
Elliot
Royal Hospitals
Royal
Duke of Cumberland
Kensington Palace
Huntingdon
William Calvert, Bart
Old Sarum
Lord Henley
Charles Bingham
Smith
Torhillstreet
Westminster
Lee
Wesminster
Lord Dair
Earl of Selkirk
St. Mary’s Iie
Scotland
Maiden Lare
Covent Garden
William Thurleston
Wood Street Compter
Ludgate-street
Thamesftreet
Wood-street
Gosling
Hhis
Marazion
Sheerness
Yarmouth Sands
Aberdien
Sutherland
George Beauclerc
Lord Sutherland
Southampton
John Marchant
Beves
Joshua Bidmead
Richard Padget
Elizabeth Loveless
Burford
Francis Phillips
Thomas King
Richard Biggs