Admiral Mari Returns to Sea For Barcelona Route
Leghorn reports Admiral Mari sails again toward Barcelona with the Spanish squadron, refit ships in Cadiz except three or four men of war left at port. Paris details courtly entertainments and royal processions, while Plymouth notes several ships arriving or leaving, including the Exeter, Namur, and Newcastle.
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Esterday
Mari
Barcelona
Cadiz
Gallicia
Francfort
Manheim
Baron de Francken
Vienna
Elector Palatine
M. de Bulch
Count de Leuwenwalde
Rhine
Philipsbourg
Cologn
Bergue
Austrian Netherlands
Paris
Languedoc
Sieur de Fitou
Charlotte
Roee
Seville
Duke de St. Aignan
Civtad
Leghorn
Ac Antibes
Canal Des Suiffes
Marquess de Bering
Duke of Orleans
Duke of Chartres
France
Madamoiselfes de Charierois
de Clermont
de Rocheguyon
de Thibouville
Mariamoisselle de Rochechouart
d’Anti
Marquess de Villennes Champagne
Public Notice of John Moore Cure for Scorbutic Symptoms
A 1730 testimonial by John Freeman praises John Moore Apothecary in Laurence Pountney Lane for curing a ten year bout with scurvy like symptoms including eruptions back pain and loss of appetite. The notice also advertises two anti scorbutic medicines and warns readers to beware unbranded remedies.
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FreeMan
Surgeons Hall
Silver-street
Mr. Beecher
Salrer
John Moore
Laurence Pountney
Cannantreet
John Freeman
Joan Moone
N.B
Abyee
Canterbury
Seals of Scotland Office Moved to Earl of Selkirk
London reports the Seals of Scotland’s office are placed in the custody of Charles Earl of Selkirk with a 2000 pounds per annum salary for safeguarding. The seals previously rested with Hugh Earl of Loudoun, now deceased. Sir Charles Wager arrived in town and proceeded to St James's to receive royal dispatches. Orders from Whitehall cover Gibraltar and Port Mahon regiments under Tyrawley, Kirk, and Colonel.
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London
Scotland
Charles Earl of Selkirk
Hugh Earl of
Loudoun
Chares Wager
St. James’s
Whitehall
His
Gibraltar
Port Mahone
Lord Tyrawley
Kirk
Shipping delays and executions mark a tense London week
Clayton ships delayed by three days for Admiral Sir Charles Wager's squadron. Exeter visits with a large retinue from Burleigh. Hon. Robert Sawyer Herbert returns from Ireland to manage estate. Meat and provisions rising at the Navy Victualling Office. Nightly execution sentences: Dortman and others for robbery and burglary. transportation orders for many. a pillory and harsh penalties for Devries. Edinburgh mourns Countess of Panmure. Stock fluctuations and financial notes amid South Sea prices. Drury Lane to present The Spanish Fryar, The Devil to Pay, and other entertainments.
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James Smauth
Lersons
James Dortman
Henry Barnwell
Patrick Knowland
William Trevors
Robert Knowland
Gibson
St. Andrew’s Holbourn
Samuel Cole
Edward Paine
Mr. Brown
Smithfield
George Mason
Bermudas
Hart, ‘&c
William Newell
Mary Cooke
John Norman
John Rogers
Thomas Woolcot
James Duffield
Mordecai Jacob Devries
Royal Exchange
Edinburgh
Margaret Countess of
Panmure
Wiliam
Anne
Dutchess of Hamilton
James Earl of
South Sea
Bank
Tidia
Royal Exchange Assurance
Tondon Assurance
York Buildings
African
Finglish
Welch Ditte
South Sea Bonds
Prem
Bilia Ditre
Ditto
Blanks
His Majesty’s Company of Comedians
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
Fryar
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Plymouth
Exon
Stevens
Oporto
Dumfress
Holland
Nearn
Isle of Man
Hambourg
Comby
Lisbon
Tugspay
Martin
Guinea
Guernsey
Malaga
Roberts
Bristol
Bishop
Exeter
Durel
Sir Charles Wager
Lizard
Charles
Namur
Princess Amelia
Admiral Balchen
Hampton Court
Grafton
Kent
Jaft
Dartmouth
Toptham
Kren
Rotterdam
Ireland
Yetterday
Margaret of
Buffet
Newfoundland
Abraham
Arthur
Bray
Alicant
Ellen
Chadley
Antigua
Samuel
Nicholas
Deal
Sally
Fisher
Jamaica
Dover
Orange
Ellis
Providence
Downs
Dursley
W. Gravesend
Budely
Talbot
Hazard
Maryland
Jobson
Mr. Harpers Nelt
Miss Rafter
Sir John Loverule
Mr. Stoppeliers
Goodman’s Fields
Husband
Sir Chirtes Eafy
Mr. Giffard
Lord Moretove
W. Giffard
Lord Poppington
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