Diplomatic Delays and Atlantic News From Aug 13
Reports from Berlin and Paris note delays in the ratification of a peace treaty between the Emperor and France. Berlin grants amnesty to deserting officers timing ending by late February. From Venice to Hanover and Paris, naval movements, bids by the East India Company, and troop recruitment are reported alongside port notices and ships sailing to Lisbon and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Empire
Dyer
Heile-Caffel
For
Palatinate
Alsace
Elector Palatine
Strasbourg
Munich
Theodore of
Bavaria
Ratisbon
Freytingen
Augbourg
Conigsfeldt
Augsbourg
Prince of Montbeillard
Berlin
Jubaltern
Venice
Levant
Loredan
Syria
Corfu
Triste
Lompardy
Hanover
Count d’Ostein
Arriv
Herrenhausen
Harrington
Europe
Hanbourg
Prussia
Paris
East-India Company
Pondicheri
Bengal
Mocha
China
Isle of Bourbon
Ostend
Durham Affizes Sentences For Theft And Riot Acts
In Durham last Saturday the Affizes passed sentence on several accused. Mary Atkinson was convicted of stealing apparel from William Wheat. Robert Ripton confessed to stealing over 40 pounds from John Shute. Joseph Mangiam was convicted of stealing a bay gelding belonging to Joseph Hall. William Young, Anne Willy, and Hannah Crow were ordered transported for seven years for rioting to take a large quantity of wheat from a ship at Stockton. Anthony Redshaw Katherine Liddle Isabel Manners and Anne Suddick were tried for taking large quantities of corn from Martin Coulson and acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country News
Newcastle
Durham
Mary Atkinson
William Wheat
Robert Ripton
John Shute
Joseph’ Mangiam
Joseph Hall
William Young
Anne Willy
Centenarians In Compiegne Picture Impress Court
The Paris court admires two archaic portraits shown in Compiegne. John Rovin 172 and Sarah Defflen his wife 1645 are depicted as ancient Greek Catholics born Szadova Banat Temeswar, married almost 147 years with two living children and long lines of descendants. A second portrait recalls Peter Zorton, peasant of Keratch Banat Femefwar, who died 1724 aged 185, with his youngest daughter still living.
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Paris
Compiegne
Ohn Rovin
Sarah Defflen
Szadova
Caranfebes
Bannat
Temeswar
Peter Zorton
Keratch
Fe—mefwar
Sori
Prince de Lichtenstein
Dennis Augustus
Count de la Fare-Tornac
Josatthiow
Ing Sfamies
Freth
Baron de Droft
Genos
Barcelona
Fragmented historic market prices and notes
A jumble of old security and bond prices with various values and fractions. Mentions South Sea stock and annuities, bank circulation, Royal Exchange Assurance, London dice, Africa England operations, emperors loans, and Exchequer offers. The text is a messy OCR chunk with numerous misreads and unclear entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea
Prem
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
England
Endia
Gs Prem
Drea Tiree
Loterg
Notice for Tenant in London Area Near Water
A person with a house to the left or a wharf ground overhanging, 49 feet by 20 or more, between London Bridge and Hungerford or away from the water, can hear of a good tenant by leaving a line for Mr. Blunt at the Chancery Coffee-House on Chancery Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London- Bridge
Hungerford
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Bristol
Bersey
Doubt
Barbadoes
James
Jamaica
New England
Molly
Spurrier
Lisbon
Deal
Teal
Mayesty
Scarborough
Me John
St. Joseph
Gomez
Lisbons
Farmer
Board of Admiralty
Nassau
Chatham
Alexander Geddith
Mr. Buxton
Deptford
Port Mahon
New Bond Street
Lady Kay
John Kay
Bart
Noah
Guilford
St. Joan
Wright
Audrey Street
William Kennet
Nottingham
Barber
Whitechapel
Portsmouth
Sandy-Lané
Godalman
Constantinople
Porte
House of Bourbon
Versailles
Marquess de Villensure
Lyme
Tiamouh
Snore
Trath
London Bridge
Minnes
Sadlers-Wells
Sadler's-Wells
River Head
Islington
Mademiselle Frederick Kerman
HarLteou
Zephyrus
Flue A
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