Mails from France and Holland and other early notices
Genoa Aug 6 reports 12 gallies equipped for months and a warship for a French embassy to Constantinople. Barcelona letters say English ships observe Spaniards and a Catalan bark was captured. Port Mahon July 29 Admiral Hadink’s squadron at harbor. troops to Majorca rumored to be moved back to Catalonia. Aug 13 commission handles Counts Wallis and Neupert matters. Neuperg to answer. militia body in Hungary discussed. Turkish ambassador recovering. Aug 19 Brest says four ships in road with three more due, rest may not sail this year. Additional ports note arrivals and departures in Torbay, Brisol, Deal, Dover, Gravesend.
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Marseilles
Constantinople
Barcelona
Tripoli
Port Mahon
Haddink
Catalonia
Majorca
H K
Wallis and Neuperg
de Velde
Neuperg
Hungary
Turku
M. Wiboer
Council of War
Lavis
Tug
Brest
Venice
Seraglio
Finochietth
the Two Sicilies
France
Spain
Ceire
Italy
Leghorn
N.S
Toulon
Bruffels
Ostend
Bruges
Scheld
Ghent
Antwerp
Beuffels
Horse racing and trials in Northumberland riot cases
A report from Newcastle notes that in the Guineas races Chefnut Mare owned by Mr Widdrington won at Black Hambleton with 14 starters, and Chefnut Horse Aagmim owned by Mr Marley won at Knaves Mire. Sentences: George Paterson and others for horse stealing. Hartley reprieved. rioters in the late riot ordered transported for seven years. remaining indictments await sureties.
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Black Hambleton
Mr. Widdrington
Knavesmire
Mr. Marley
Lord Gower
Newcastle
Northumberland
George Paterson
Humphrey Pambrough
James Warfon
Joseph Brown
Peter Hartley
Margaret Wilton
William Reed
Kid
Thomas Grey
James Harriot
Robert Hatherwick
William Sopit
Jacob Trotter
Thomas Wilson
Gaul
Conspiracy Reports From Constantinople and Baltic News
London dispatches note a dangerous Seraglio conspiracy in Constantinople thwarted by a woman, with many suspected conspirators executed and thousands of troops expected in Italy. Updates include Ostend canal plans, Papal election news naming Benedict XIV, and ship movements for fleets under Lord Cathcart and Commodore Anson.
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Epsom
Suréy
King’s Mills
Tower-Wharf
Tenberg
Sumacks
Wels
Somerfershire
Gatchel
Monkion T Te Fame County
Yetterday
Audley Street
Grosvenor Square
Cape Aldradge
East India Company
Southwark
Uxrae
Walworth
Cane-Cnair
St. Paul
Cnureh-Yard
Jamaica
Elizabeth
Agventure
Betty
London
Mary
Mercer
Auligua
Liverpool
Roebuck
Otder
Eagle Packet
Masterman
Faimouth
Luton
Market notes reveal varied stock and bond prices
The column lists values for South Sea Stock at 100, Soh Les Annuities at 112, New sauch See Auten les at 110.4 half, Rank 143, Hank Circularion at 6] 25.64, and multiple government and imperial bonds with prices and premiums. It notes exchequer orders, India Bond, and other securities with brief quotations and a valuation remark that totals 17s above their read values.
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South Sea
New Sauch
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Ditra
Kinglith C
India
Mine Adventure
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Holland
Genoa
Pearance
Port
Dartmouth
John Norris
Torbay
Arriv
Exeter
Limbrey
Oporto
Brisol
Barbadoes
Deal
Molly
Collins
Caroline
Bowes
Hunter
Plymouth
Dover
Tobias
Sarsh
Bradford
Antigua
Gravesend
Gilbie
Calais
Sarah
Sears
Nevis
Happy Return
Maton
Hambourg
Oliver Galley
Pain
Phenix
Bigg
Marylang
A Country News
Paris
Duke de Sc. Aignan
Rome
Lambertini
Bologna
Benedicto
India Company
Port l’Oriens
Pondichery
Prince de Lichtentein
Vienna
la Muette
Compiegne
St. Genevieve’s
London Bridge