Death of M. John Petér d'Argonges de Ranes in Falmouth
The notice reports the death of M. John Petér d'Argonges de Ranes of Council of State age 85, in Falmouth on July 31. It also lists shipping arrivals and movements at several ports including Bristol Deal and Edinburgh, with vessels such as the Whatley Price, the Virgin ia, Mortimer, Susanna, and the Duke of York, and notes stock and currency quotes in London and Leith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Petér d’Argonges de Ranes
Council of State
Falmouth
America
London
Crony
Newfoundland
Tridelia
Bayone
Cobourg
Havre
Dartmouth
Vna
Crovelle
Culm
Milford
Prosperous
Pearce
Chichester
Cork
Prince Frederick
Wallis
Rotterdam
Lisbon
Johanna
Ely
Dunkirk
Mary
Corke
St. Maro
John
Hay
Havre de Grace
Lymington
Pool
Whatley
Price
Colmar
Bristol
Virginia
Lewis
Mortimer
Larsdown
Susanna
Carolina
Deal
Diamond
Torrington
Success
Port Mahon
Ferret
Terrible
Weazle
Spy
Bonetta
King
Peckham
Waugh
Prixips
Prays
Humphry Duke of
Lorginus
Sir R. Blackmore
Greecn
Lucretixs
Puizips
Tickell
Will
Wanderer
R. Savace
Earl Rivers
Eurydice
Orxocraputa
Duke of Dorfer
Mr. Wetstep
Ropert Walpole
Order of the Garter
Youne
L. L
Robert WaLpole
Royal amusements and notices around London society
In London on Tuesday the Prince of Wales and three princesses sailed the Thames in royal barges. Duke of York hunted in Bushy Park. Baron Harroff plans to acquire and renovate a town house near Cleveland Court. News includes East India ships in latitude nine degrees north and details of a London book and lottery sale with tickets offered in fractions.
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Edinburgh
James Freebairn
Mary Chappel
Earl and Countess of
Aberdeen
Leith
Royston
James Paterson
Welch
Prince of Wales
Cockpit
Whitehall
George Woodward
Poland
Dresden
Hampton Court
South Sea Company
Alfiento
Goldsborough
Buenos Ayres
Eaton
Upton
City of London
Kettle
Guinea
Bonetta
West
Laurence
Dumereque
East India
Bridgwater
Mary
Prince William
Lethiulier
Bankrupt Commissions Seize John Humphries
John Humphries, a pipe maker and freit meter of Southwark, Surrey, recently surrendered to bankruptcy commissioners amid suspicions of concealing assets to defraud creditors. A reward of five guineas is offered by John Richardson and John Gardner of Botolph Lane, London, orange merchants, for discovery leading to his apprehension.
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Heras
John Humphryes
Paris
St. Olave's Southwark
Surrey
Aid Commission
John Humphries
John Richardson
John Gardner
Botolph Lane
London
Orange Merchants
The Office To Be Used Before After Receiving the Sacrament
A short office designed to purify the heart and kindle fervour of devotion in serious Christians. Printed for C. Rivington at the Bible and Crown in St Paul’s Churchyard.
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C. Rivington
Bible and Crown
St. Paul’s Churchyard
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Duke of York
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J. Walthoe
Royale Exchange
Cornhill
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Wo Temple Gates
Fleet
Hero
Leander
Mr. Sterling
STATE
Matthew West
Goldsmith
The
Seven Stars
Clare-street
Clare- Market
Matthew
States of Holland
North’s
King’s Street
Joshua Suir
St. Mary Aldermanbury
St. Mary le Bow