News From Falmouth May 15 1731 Royal events and port news
The report covers a royal procession with Mass at the chapel, travels of the Dauphin and French court, ships outward bound from Falmouth and Deal, arrivals including the Flying Bird and Mary, and deaths in London. It notes Moll Harvey’s capture, East India Company dispatches from Bombay, pay advances for Torrington and Shorem, a Glasgow hangings, and financial market updates on South Sea stock and bonds.
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Falmouth
Philippa
Osburn
London
Dartmouth
Custom House
Ath
Custom-house
Flying Bird
Glark
Cork
Mary, Harrison
Amsterdam
Palamas
Elizabeth
Naftel
Havre de Grace
Guernsey
Deal
Derby
Hamilton
Holland
Goodfellow
Southampton
Poircer
Jamaica
Wind S. W
Cavendish Square
George Lloyd
Royal Navy
Hoxton
Tallboy
County of
Middlesex
Watkins
Swithin
East Smithfield
Maccage
Justice Denton
Clerkenwell Bridewell
Court of Directors
The
Honourable East India Company
Bombay
Barrington
John Munter
Europe
Drake
Houghton
Bengal
Fordwich
Golsfright
Ashoar
Broad Street
Nore
Torrington
Shoreham
Admiralty Notice on Abatement Plan for Widows and Orphans
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty announce a proposed voluntary Abatement of three pence in the pound from Navy officers pay and half pay to fund relief for widows and children. Printed schemes are available at multiple offices for officers to review and subscribe if they consent. By Command of their Lordships, J Burchett.
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Admiralty Office
The
Admiralty
Navy Office
Commissioners of the Navy
Deptford
Woolwich
Chatham
Sheerness
Deal
Portmouth
Plymouth
Harwich
Kinsale
J Burchett
This Day is published on Mineral Waters and Health
This publication lists new experiments and observations on mineral waters with cures and health benefits. By Dr Frederick Hoffman and notes by Parser Saaw. Books by Hoff man and others advertised, including Boyle and Stahl philosophical works with prices in 8vo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hoffman
King of
Prussia
Royal Society
Parser Saaw
M.D
J. Osborn
T. Longman
Pater-nofter-Row
Boerhaves
Mr. Boyle
Stahl
Pressing Six Volume Voyage Series Subscriptions Open
May 14 3731 The Undertakers for Frinting 67 Subscription announce plans to publish the six folio volumes, include travels of Phillip Skippon and a voyage to Constantinople. Subscriptions accepted until the 2d of the month, after which prices rise to eight guineas. Proposals and subscriptions through several London agents listed.
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Colle&ion
Phillip Skippon
Ely
France
Spain
Italy
Constantinople
Sweden
Ottoman Porte
John Walthoe
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Thomas Wotton
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet-street
Samuel Birt
Ave-Mary-Lane
Ludgate-street
Daniel Browne
Black Swan
Temple
Thomas Osborne
Gray’s Inn
John Shuckburgh
Sun
Inner Temple Gate
Henry Lintot
Cross Keys
Temple Gates
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Paulis
Edinburgh
John Campbel
Glasgow
Lords of Justiciary
Bank of Scotland
South Sea
Bank
India
York Buildings
Welch
King’s Theatre
Haymarket
N. B
Whitehall
Treasury
His Majesty's Treasury
Bank of England
Carbires
Java
John Cliff
Jonathan
Change-Avey
Cormhill
Great Britain
York-Buildings House
Yorke Building Company