Corsican Relations and English Liberties Debate
A fragment expresses alarm over Corsica, Genoa, and French mediation. It argues England should expand dominions to secure trade, cites Theodore Neuhoff, and questions France's influence while lamenting Corsican revolt. The letter blends political opinion with vivid, disjointed descriptions, ending with a note on executions in Peabourg and a satirical remark on a local case.
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Maritime Arrivals and Departures Report From Plymouth Dover and Deal
Sailings and arrivals recorded across Plymouth Dover and Deal with multiple ships bound for the East Indies St Kitts Morlaix and Morlaix routes. Vessels from Lisbon Leghorn and Hamburg noted with provisions and port of origin updates including the Peace the Mary Ann and the Minabula among others.
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Letter from the Traffords Arriving Liverpool From Jamaica
A fragmentary London note describes the Traffords arriving in Liverpool from Jamaica after a storm. The ship left Jamaica January 6 with 42 sail for England and North America under Norwich and six other men of war. They encountered French ships near the Windward Passage, chased by chasers, and later left the fleet to Foch of February. A later report mentions Captain Ward of the Traffords and an engagement near Cape Fabian with the Oxford and others, lasting three hours and resulting in heavy damage to several ships.
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Traffords in Norwich report ship actions and court news
Dispatches describe the Queen’s ships and privateers, including the capture and detention of men, with notices of warrants and royal bills signed. Plymouth reports deaths and notable burials. the Old Bailey sessions begin with 27 prisoners, 16 for transportation, 11 acquitted. Maritime trade data and theatre listings fill the day.
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March 28 Gentlemen of the Wort ne Liverymen plea
Daniel Lambert appeals to Gentlemen of the Ward and Liverymen of the City at Santage Gardens urging support for his election candidacy. He nominates candidates Sir John Barn and Sir Robert Gapschatt among the assembly for the upcoming Parliament and asks for their votes and interest in the general election.
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