Letter from Paris on Cardinal Fleury and English trade
An extract from a Paris letter discusses Cardinal Fleury's peace bias and focus on trade. It suggests he would back Spain and Bavaria to avoid war if England tolerates commerce, while hoping England delays focus on other issues to allow a lasting English-European wound.
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Cardinal Fleury
Count Konigsegg
England
Latt
Mediterranean
Spain
Bavaria
Port News Summary From Plymouth and Dover Aug 8 10
Port News item records multiple ships arriving and sailing from Plymouth Dover and other ports Aug 8 to Aug 10 18th century notes include HMS Hastings sailing to the River and several merchantmen bound for Jamaica Newfoundland Dublin and London among others. Notable vessels include the Princes of Orange Duke's Tender Rambler Richmond and Vermus with various captains listed as continuing or returning from sea. Arrivals at Bristol Cork Whitehaven and Kinsale are also noted.
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Plymouth
Bardford
Deptford
Dartmouth
Prince of Orange
Daverton
Samuel
Burrell
Newefoundland
Duke
Pool
John and
Thomas
Henning
London
Bee
Dusell
Deal
Hastings
Richmond
Burne
Jamaica
Dublin
Edward and Mary
Littler
Downs
Galga
Ruffell
Cunningham
Gibraltar
Leven
Leach
Murray
Lispatch
Kemp
Henry
Newton
Bovell
Wind N. E. Dover
Jemima
Clarabut
Guernsey
His
Vermus
Thompson
Bristol
Clifton
Wadmiere
Hambourg
Portboy
Friend
Dantzick
Rotterdam
Heldrick
Sylvia
M‘cauley
Stockholm
Happy Couple
Cox
Cork
Friendship
Parrott
Price
Philadelphia
Whitehaven
Howard
Dixon
Virinia
Kinsale
Duke of Cumberland
Best
Boiton Fur
Admiralty Promotes Wallis and Officers for the Assistance
London notes a Board of Admiralty appointment of Capt Wallis as captain of the Fifty Gun Ship Assistance and Mr Slightfoot as lieutenant, with commissions sworn. Transport ships at Deptford prepare to embark troops for Flanders, ships Chester and Prince of Orange to be paid off, wages set in Chatham. Also reports the death of William Addington. a preacher from Durham dropt in Mansfield. a fatal assault near St Clement's. a young apprentice crushed at Hayes's Wharf. Elizabeth Truman committed for robbery. imports from Dunkirk and exports to Holland and Barbados observed, with cargo details listed.
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Board of Admiralty
Wallis
Streights
Slightfoot
Deptford
Chester
Prince of Orange
Portsmouth
Chatham
Jane
Clapham
William Addington
Newcastle
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Durham
sMansfield
Thasday
St.Clement’s Church
Strand
Hayes
Elizabeth Truman
Southwark
William Clark
Rebecca Hobter
Mary Terry
Newgate
St. Saviour’s
Dunkirk
Britannia Lamentation on the Banks of the Thames
A period poem laments Britannia’s pride and shame on the Thames, praising Sardinia and Hungaria’s military.
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Th Thames
Britannia
Thames
Spain
Sicilia
France
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Danube
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India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Prem
City and Liberty
Westminster
Crown and Anchor
Joan Waites
Joan Watre
Bank of England
N.B
John Watre
David LE Gros
Adlers-Wells
Sadler's-Wells
Isington
Mademoiselle Kerman
Mr. Bodin
Mont. Dominique
Mr. Kerman
Bodin
Mr. Williams
Heemskirke
Brete
Stitchbury
Marif
Dumont
Mons. Baudouin
Davenpore
Pelling
Ofbeldiston
Rayner
Ferguson
Bullock
Lafont
Philips
Mit Story
Master Matthews
Miss Wright
Hendrick Kerman
New
Moff
Dominique
Arcus Tullius Cicero
R. Francklin
Ruffel-street
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