French Intrigue and English Protection Proposal
Rumor says French insurgents sought protection under Great Britain and offered Brest to the English in exchange for loyalty. Dorset to marshal fleet and army. Comte d Artois faces a French reward head idea. Lally Tolendal returns, British and French traitor accusations, and Parliament preparations amid colonial and court notices. Royal visits, prison sentences, and naval dispatches accompany a wealth of East India and Baltic news.
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Great- Britain
Brest
Dorset
Comte d’Artois
Comte
Nolace
Lally-Tolendal
London
Battile
Saint Louis
Fortres
Cizinz
Bred
Arik
Fratesmien
Weymoth
Pitt
Vnfais
Nantz
America
East-India House
Bombay
Meadows
Madras
Abercrombie
Presidency of Bombay
Frelicat Gulon
de Bonelle
de Jony Frarbon de Caravelle
Txfot
Columbo
Candie
Dony
Very Tuch
Pilfot
Ts Fate
Downs
Bengal
Iast
Amstterdam
Denmark
Promerius
William Danson
Plymouth
Riga
Nnk
Copenhagen
Sto Michael
Pa’s
Likola
Rustans
Frederickshain
Davies Barrington
Calcutta
Croydon
James Lamb
Bank of England
Silvester
Lord Loughborough
Lewes
Sussex
Madstone
Kert
Wereysourn
Angus
King
Wyrd
Butznerbert
Cnepl
Majesty Traverses Theatre Night After Delayed Return
Description of royal movements and entertainments including a play before a performance, carriages to lodgings, tea, and theater visit. Mentions Lord Chesterfield and Lady Sydney, Lady Pembroke’s lodgings near the theatre, and the king and suite departing for Sherborne cattle. Also lists stock prices, marriages, and obituaries with scattered names and places.
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Lord Chesterfeld
Lady Sydney
Lady Pembroke
Turspay
Sherborne
Digby
Ludlow
Onions
John Ontons
Routon
Salop
John Yuile
Kendall
Catherine Campell
John Campbell
Royal Hank of
Scotland
Hirbarchan
Robert Semple
Renfrew
John Goodrick
Aibion- Hall
Bramham Park
Bart
Rippon
Montelly
Anatrador
Sweden
Tewin Water
Hertfordshire
Cathcart
Bologne
France
a \epty
Judith
Monmouth Trials and Local News Roundup
At Monmouth affices Tuesday, six prisoners were tried with one capitally convicted of aape and expected reprieve. Wheat prices fell sixpence per bushel at Hereford. An inquest found Thomas Moris hung. verdict lunacy. Fire at Redcliffe Street, a highwayman attempt near Cross Hands, Wells races with Merry Andrew leading. Glamorganshire races at Cousredge featured several heats and notable bets. Manchester authorities meet to discuss Byere Law impacts. Casualties to infirmary: several injuries. nine patients refused due to no room.
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Monmouth
Hereford
Thomas Moris
Nathan Harding
Harding
Webb
Redcliff-freet
Cross Hands
Stoke
Croft
Redland
Wells
Clarke
Mergy. Andrew
Sweetériar
Lad
Merry Andrew
Sweetbriar
Sweetbrar
Glasmorgan
Monmouthshire
Smith
B. c. Bowen
Llewellin
B. F. Begum
Talbot
Lewis
James
King
A& H
Surman
B.h
Wyndham
Edwin
Jones
Manchester
Newgate
Jonas Johnson
John Roberts
John Kendler
Edward Reece
Wm. Vicars
Thomas Tphozines
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College-street
Willians
Bristol
Moses Rogers
Moses Roceas
Robert Chamerton
Joan PuHeLrs
Ford Rupert Crampton
Fourneymen Sunay
Joan Garnett and Co
Exchange
Harrison
Memel
T. Winwood
T. Winwood, Broter
Ugy
St. Augustine
John Deak
Hodgton
Lamb-street
Morcan
Kingston
Morant
Jamaica
Romainpson
John Maxse
Dug
Tary Stone
John Davis
Sowe
Hier
Coffin
N. B
Ohn Hare
King-street
N.Y
Bush Inn
Corn-Street
Bath
AMAIL
Chichester
Salisbury
Portsmouth
Alpore
Southampton
Oxford
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Bridgwater
Taunton
Exeter
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Old Passage
Shepton
Dorchester
Weymouth
Loxnox
Bath Mercury
Bristol Mercury
St. Thomas-street
Snow- Hill
George and
Houlborn
Pope’s-Head
Pelican- Inn
ROYAL
Potter, Hodges and Lane
Bath, Mountain and Co
White Bear
Piccadilly
Brisol
Marcaret Baztey
James Baztey
Wilrliam Baztey
Marcaret Baztey and
William Carr
White-Lyon
Broad- Street
Harry Elderton
Small-Street
Culver-street
Well
Park-street
Sriftol
T. Frsazr
J. Bonbonous
Stuate
Lower Redbrooke
Wye
Glocester
Gauss
Fieamongers-hall
Thames-street
Johnn Walcur
Redbrooke
Ohn Percivall
St. Augustine’s
Baister
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Duke OF York
Society of Free and Accepted Masons
Marcant Taylors Hall
Thomas Dunckerley
Ely
St. Paul’s Church
St. James’s Church
Thomas Southey
N. B. Vickersalios
Brother Batcue- Lor
Bridge-street
Uttings
Thomas Utting
Edward Utting
Mr. Moncan
Charles Pearce and Co. Haberdashers & Men
Mercers
Clare Street
Bristoti
Horwethi
Dsir Harvey Smith
Col
Bertie
Brooks
Auflin
Dering
Grier
Strangman
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Greathead
Sumner
Motta
Stephens
Petrie
Prideaux
Rowe
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Barry
Cork
Flora
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Malaga
Deane
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Stephen
Maflin
Newfoundland
John
Hodgson
Dublin
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Stapleton
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Havin
Richard Kaye
Lincoln
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East-Indies
Suke
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Eliza
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England
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Sam
Garrockpore
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Wilkins
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Mess Bower
Holt
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Mulls
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Miss Bishop
Keynsham
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Haroversquare
Unwin Clarke
Monksilver
Somerfetshire
Majendie
Windsor
Baker
Glocéester
Stoke’s Croft
Williams Hucklebridge
Duke-street
St. James's
Woodall
Hotwell House
Brislington
Eliza Ivy
Lord Digby
Sherborne Castle
Comery