News from Cadiz to Berlin and Rome in July reports naval pursuit and shifting alliances
Cadiz reports Matantero a register ship reaching Lagos after English pursuit. Madrid notes Galicia troops ready to move, a powerful squadron to sail from England, and peace talks with the Bourbons and the Grand Signor. Rome describes papal conclave unrest and Aldobrandi’s bid. Hanover and London dispatches outline English regency pressures, 6000 Hessians paid, and possible Prussian alliance. Berlin lists monarchs planning travel and welfare measures for the poor, praising the King of Prussia while hinting at broader war aims.
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Arriv
Lagos
Portugal
Havannah
Madrid
Galicia
Englave
Rodrigue de Torres
Ferrol
Two Sicilies
Borte
House of Bourbon
Porte
Charles the Second
Rome
Vatican
Pasquin
Aldobrandi
Hanover
England
London
Heffe Caffel
Hefft Cafel
de Truchies
Berlin
Prussia
Hieé Mypetty
Juliers
Bergues
Palatine
Poland
Denmark
Weraito
Countiers
Petersbourg
Finch
Russia
Spain
Prissin
Hertenhausen
Brandenbo
Hessenhausen
Britain
Gleves
London Letter From the Continent and London Gossip
Letters from Konigsberg Madrid and Petersbourg recount royal orders selling corn to the poor, seal up queenly effects, new bomb ketches and Russian exile policy. Reports from Warsaw Kiev and London detail military preparations, court notices, marriages, a royal Navy provisioning, trials and a Walworth raid, plus appointments at Berlin and Peterborough.
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Konigsberg
Prussia
Berlin
Madrid
Guadalajara
Spain
Petersbourg
N.S
Sieuss Eichler
Simonoff
Souda
Siberia
M. Wolinski
Camitade
Warsaw
Republick
Pytr
Palatine
Kiev
Leopold
Pantie
Wallkor
Russia
Eris
Poland
France
Sweden
Folia
Saxony
Rushia
PORT NEWS Deal Dug and Fleet Movements
In the Downs a flotilla including Majestys Sloop Swift with the Mary for Portsmouth and the Dolphin for Bordeaux returned, while ships like the Thomas and Diana from Nelson to Portsmouth and the Thistle from Virginia passed by. Arrivals at several ports include the Prince of Asturias from Porto and the Sarah from Oporto. winds reported as east or variable.
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Mairoffes
Gibraltar
Port-Mahion
Visualling- Office
Mr. Devereux
Montgomery
Genuy
Rhode
Jatt
Chelsea
John Morgan
Col. Morgan
Ise
Wight
Lambeth-Palace
Kingston
Ros
Shoreditch
Camiberwell
Beyall i
Walworth
Tinmouth
France
Spain
Mary
Mathless
Portsmouth
Dolphin
Labath
Bourdéaux
Wind
Dover
Prince of Asturias
Ryan
Porto
Margaret Road
Sarah
Scrivener
Oporto
Bankruptcy notice for David Fox of St Botolph without Bishopsgate
In a bankruptcy filing, David Fox of the parish Pasith of St Botolph without Bishopsgate is listed as unholder and chapman. The notice records his status and links to a potential insolvency proceeding.
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David Fox
St. Botolph
Bishopsgate
Unholder and
Chapman
London Market Summaries From A Morning Trade Report
News notes high water at London Bridge and morning market chatter on South Sea and New South Sea Annuities with prices for Bank securities Royal Exchange Assurance and various Per Cent loans. The fragment lists several government and corporate issues with quoted prices and terms, reflecting a mid morning trading snapshot.
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London Bridge
South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Disto'st
Mine Adventure
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Holland
Cadiz
Robert Wapple
Houghton Hall
Norfolk
Dowing-Street
Westminster
London Gazette
Melchior Guy Dickens
Cathedral Church of
Peterborough
Francis Lockier
John Thomas
Port News
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