Corsican Expedition and European Powers Dispatches
The latest mail from Holland reports Theodore’s Corsican mission aboard a French ship with 30 Genoese prisoners freed for Naples and potential responses from the two Sicilies. Vienna guardians discuss Tuscany’s evacuation, while ministers demand a written imperial stance on the Ryswick clause. In Hamburg, flood damage is tallied at three million dollars as Holland’s political scene shifts with new vacancies and planned pensionary elections. Walpole’s arrival is anticipated amid weather delays.
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Ord Theodore Arriv
Corsica
Advocate Costa
France
Iffula Roffa
Naples
Theodore
Sarsena
Vienna
Italy
Duke de Montemar
Tuscany
Dutchy
Paris
Juliers and
Bergues
Europe
Count Seckendorf
Hungary
Temefwaer
Lubomirski
Poland
Hambourg
Surlander
Counsellor
Coerricum
Hanover
Great Britain
England
Lower Saxony
Aygue
M. Blingelandt
Holland
M. Boetselaer
Committeerde Raade
M. Horatio Walpole
Hague
States of Holland
Slingelandt
de Raade
Mr. Walpole
Evacuation Talks and London Letters from 1736
London letters report near certainty of Tuscany evacuation under Montemar and French court orders, with Vienna alignment. Constantinople news note Turkish mediations with Russia and Persian peace joy, while Tuscany and Sardinia rumors mix with court secrecy. Local notices announce auctions, theater lineups, stock prices, and merchant sales, including a large drapery parcel sale and a fashionable shoe remedy ad.
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Milan
Tuscany
Duke de Montemar
Count Khevenhuller
Vienna
France
Constantinople
Porte
Seraglio
Top-Hana
Leander’s Tower
Venice
Count de Fuenclara
Shah Nadir
Bashaw
Pregadi
Leghorn
Perera
Rousseau
Charg
Turin
Elizabeth Theresa of
Lorrain i
South-Sea House
London
South-Sea Company
Threadneertle Street
Marie
Burchinlane
Pr. Thomas de St. Leo
Port News Summary of 19th Century Angling Departures
Port News reports vessels departing with cargo aims on November 29 night and the following morning. The Farwell, Ducket bound for Lisbon and the Crawford, Harrison for Dublin sailed last night. This morning the Cato, Whiteside bound for Virginia and the Sarah, Lloyd for Dublin sailed. Wind stated as north-northwest.
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Trinity College
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Lambeth
Duke of Montague
Edwin Griffin
Ely
Rolls Register
Chancery
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Longford
Middlesex
Court of King’s Bench
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Theatre- Royal
Drury - Lane
Phaeton
Theatre Royal
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Porus
Theatre-Royal
Lincoln’s-Inn- Fields
Joseph Munday
Leadenhall-street
St. James’s
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Liberty of Westminster
Butcher and Chapman
South Sea
Royal Exchange
Inda Ditto
Ditta
Mine Adventure
Prem
Ditco
Dicro
John Bell
Allick
Supreme Courts of Judicature
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Madam de Brinvilliers
J. Hazird
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