First Surgeon to the King cites arrests and pacings of unrest
A dated dispatch reviews an arrest ruling by the Council of State condemning popular emotions stirred by cures claimed to be miraculous and linking them to church authority. It reports muting of arms, restrictions on writings, shifting coin values, and a sea of maritime notices from Falmouth to Dartmouth, with arrivals, sailings, and notable local entertainments and obituaries.
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M. Marechal
Council of State
M. Paris
Paris
M. Fleurian
Orleans
Notice of Brandy Sale by Tuomas Extys in London
Tuomas Extys a French wine merchant in Seething Lane Tower Street London advertises importing a parcel of old neat brandy to be sold as landed without adulteration at 6s 6d per gallon for large parcels. He will taste on the Keys and supply the town, with daily attendance at Seething Lane till noon and from twelve to two at Tom’s Coffee House in Cornhill.
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Tuomas Extys
Seething- Lane
Tower-Street
London
Exrys
Seething-Lane
Tom
Corph
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