Wreck of the St Pierre D Alcantara yields treasure
Reports detail renewed recovery efforts from the St Pierre D Alcantara wreck with sums in piastres and ingots recovered, while vast portions of the cargo remain unrecovered. Updates from Arcelona note plague deaths aboard the Xebeck and ongoing quarantine issues. Dutch and French movements near Utrecht and Maesticht are reported with troop dispersal and watch implications.
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Arcelona
Spain
Mall Xebeck
Algiers
Hacue
Holland
Nimeguen
Royal appointments and overseas troubles fill London news
July 6 7 London report Prince of Wales appoints Doctors Warren and Halifax as physicians in ordinary. Lords discuss royal visits to Blenheim Nuneham Windsor Audleyend as soon as recovery. Prince sails to Brighthelmston for the bathing season. Knights of the Garter installation postponed due to Holland. Princess of Orange blocked en route to The Hague amid alarms. Eden arrives from Paris. Sir George Baker offered a lordship but declines. Admiralty orders seamen rendezvous and Russian arms shipments reach Sheffield and Birmingham. Dublin merchants plan coin reform with noble support.
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Carlton-Horse
Prince of Wales
Richard Warren
Robert Halifax
Gaz
Blenheim
Duke of Marlborough
Nuneham
Earl Harcourt
Windsor
Audleyend
Howard
Royal
the Prince of Wales
Brighthelmston
Knights of the Garter
Holland
Duke of York
Princess of Orange
Hague
Orange
Prussia
France
William Eden
Parliament-street
George Elliott
Lord
Gibraltar
Baron Morne
George Baker
College of Physicians
Admiralty
Roshia
Sheffield
Birmingham
Dublin
General Court Restores Major Browne to East India Company
The East India Company held a General Court at Leadenhall Street to ballot on restoring Major James Browne to service. The vote passed affirmatively. The Ordinary reported naval forces deployed across Plymouth, Portsmouth, Chatham, Woolwich, and Deptford, with ships of the line, frigates, sloops, and cutters.
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Plymouth
Portsmouth
Chatham
Woolatch
Deptford
Navy Board
Magnificent
Bedford
Colossus
Prince
Woolwich
China
East Indies
Marine Minister of
France
Line
Brest
Spithead
Lord Loughborough
Richard Shaw
Thomas Beevor
Hethall
Norfolk
House of Commons
Shaw
Adair
T. Beevor
Norwich
Medmenham
Bucks
Lord John Ruffel
Earl of Mornington
New Windsor
Percival Pott
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Charles Blicke
Valentine Jones
The
Horse Guards
James Abernethy
Charles Poole
For Sale or To Let Gentle Dwelling-House Near Bristol
Private contract sale or letting of a two parlour dwelling with kitchen six bedrooms garden green-house coach-house stables brewhouse and spring water. Located about three miles from Bristol on the Ashton Road rent thirteen guineas for remainder of a long lease six years to run. Apply to Mr Williams Attorney Old Market for details.
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Bristol
Ashton
Wiliams
Stoke’s Croft
St. James
Lewin's-Mead
Thomas Sayce
Newtreet
William Paylor
William Palmer
Samuel Halliday
James Mansell
Thomas Poyer
William Marks
St. Nicholas
Taylor
Jamaica Street
No. G. Castle
Glocestershire
Horsse-Suos
Downend
Mangatsfeld
Glocester
Adilabies
Cheve-Hill
Wis
Windle
Page
Wildmore
Wall's
Weston’s
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Foreign Affairs
London
Percival Beaumont
King-street
Westminster
Botany Bay
Calcutta
Nabob Mobaruch al Dowlah
Lord Cornwallis
Philadelphia
Warth Kerr
Matter
Toseru Smrith
Bristoll
New-York
Charles Boekay
G. Ratson
Boston
Polly
Nancy
Patrick Fletcher
Joseru Watopo
Tue Maher
Temple Cross
Avon
Mesfrs
Cross, Art Anson, and Co
M. Hwawskins
Queen S Square
Brisol
Somerset
Bridgwater
Ossorne and Seager
Exchange
Maze Horse Inn
Cuegse Lane
St. Philip and Jacob
Hanham
Brislington
Ann Jenkins
Union Street
N. B
Somersetshire
St. Nichollas
Eleanor Houldy
David Lewis
Bath
Stokes-Croft
Robert Simpson
Castle-street
Bishford
R. Grist
Langacee
Penmanthip
Arthmetic
Bithford
Bristol Bridge
Bank of Mefirs
Thomas Symons
Jeny
Francis Freeling
Samuel Woodcock
Bristol and Birmingham Mail
Rumimer Tavern
Castle Inn
the Crown
Newport
Swan
Hop Vales Vewkesbury
Star and Garter
Worcester
John Fargus
Rummer Tavern
Castle-Inn
Birmingsham
Hirmingham
John Wheeler
Rummer Taverns
Sidney
Crown Inn
John Hyatt
Tewkesbury
Davis
Star and Garter Inn
T. Edwards
Shewsbury
Chester
Holyhead
Manchhester
Leicester
Liverpool
Derby
Coventry
Monmouthshire
Trefleck
Monxnowh
Probyn
Eméely
Turnepike
Monmouth
Chepitow
Lewis Rienarns
Mitchell Troy
Hanover Square
Auspicio Regis ET Senata
East
Great Britain
London Gazette
B. Connwe
Consduit Street
Cocking and
Rudhall
W. Browne
Wells and
Arthur
Henry Brown
W. Pine
W. Routh
Thompason
Cruttwell
Hazard
Tagg
Dawson
Hooper and Keenes
Raikes
Evans and Hazell
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