Tempest Castaways and Naval News From Dublin and London
Reports from the port between Cape Blanc and Isoletta describe 52 Grenadiers saved by a Maltese ship after a violent tempest. 48 recruits arrive for the Swift Regiments in Spain with foreign seamen to join the fleet. London notes include Lord Mayor freeing debtors from Marshalsea, civic entertainments, and public ceremonies. incidents cover ship losses, a new East India Company ship launch, a royal hunt, and local political motions amid ongoing elections.
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Republick of
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South Sea Company Transfer Books Opening in November 1733
The Court of Directors of the South Sea Company announce the Transfer Books for the old South Sea Annuity Stock will open on November 1. Warrants for the half year's annuity due at Michaelmas were lost, and warrants for the annihilation of 6 38ths per cent, the government payoff, will be ready for delivery to proprietors on November 12.
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Bénjamin, Bathurst
John Sellwyn
Col. Sellwyn
Edmund Burk
Spittle- Fields
The
South- Sea Company
Michael
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