Speech of Count Sintzendorff at Austria’s Estates
Vienna December 7 The Speech by Count Sintzendorff Great Chancellor to the States of Austria dated the 1st instant outlines the Queen’s goodwill amid wartime needs. Demands were drawn for Deliberation and resolution, with the Grand Marshal Harrach replying that the States would deliberate and grant all in their power. Dublin December 2 Anniversary of Dr Swift’s birth marked by bells guns and bonfires as citizens honor the patriot. Also noted are obituaries and crimes: William Moseley dies, Judge Sewel executed for clandestine marriage, Lenan the bailiff fatally wounds Patrick Bannan in Ormond Market.
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Sintzendorff
Austria
Hungary
Bohemia
Count de Harrach
Dublin
Swift
D. S
Deanly-House
William Moseley
Sewel
Steven’s Green
Lenan
Patrick Bannan
Ormond- Market
Newgate
Fray at Cork over ship siege. robber slain by pursuers
Cork report recalls the Charles and Molly arriving from New York with wheat and flour. Rioters seized the vessel, the owner refused a beneath-market offer, and the mob was dispersed with assistance from the Collector. In Kilkenny County, Joseph Palmer and James Boland pursued Carlos Tate a proclaimed robber. in a confrontation Tate was shot after refusing surrender.
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Cork
Charles
Molly
New York
Kirfale
Rathdowny
Queen’s County
Joseph Palmer
James Boland
Luke Fotter
Pan Kavenagh
Richard Walker
William Walker
Carlos Tate
Kilkenny
Ture
Palmer
Boland
Tate
Charles Tate
Spanish Prisoners Brought to Safe Quarters in Bristol
One day this week the Spanish prisoners aboard the Neutral Dutch Ship Vernon Privateer were moved to a loft in Capt Saunders’s Guinea Street house in Bristol. They, with countrymen confined in Bridewell, are well treated and regularly dieted by magistrates order. Captives bless the humane treatment as Britain’s enemies. A report claimed the prize might be condemned at upwards of 15200 pounds.
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Bristol
Dee
Men of War and Merchant Ships Ancorged in Port
Shipping news from Weymouth Cowes and Deal reports several vessels under sail then anchored near Portland and Cadiz. Trade details include arrivals from Amsterdam and London, a Dutch trader seized arms at the Tower, and plans to launch eight new ships for his Majesty with victualing stores bound for Jamaica. Local events mention lottery prizes, a theft at St Bartholomew's Hospital, and a royal provisioning effort.
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Filmouth
Weymouth
Portland
Jacob
Oldfreet
Pool
Defire
Rofe
Robert
Beefe
London
Cowes
Trijoamis
Lejobroux
Morlaix
Bologne
Worstelend
Jacob Krijgsman
Amsterdam
Bourdeaux
Hayes
Philadelphia
Juffrouw Alida
Vander Plas
Have
Rochelle
Elizabeth
Martha
Woodward
Carolina
John
Hendrick
Portsmouth
Tilly
Dove
Plymouth
Gravesend
Hill
Gorman
Antigud
Sproughton
Rowning
Norway
Wingtton
Mabella
Hornby
Petersbourg’s
Nostra Signora Piedade
Minorque
St. Ubes
Co Deal
Hil
Dawn Finte
Gila
Friendstip
Rothaida
Tie ‘Careats
Deptford Yard
Jamaica
Land Service
Olivers
Tower
Chandos
Watnford
Hampshire
Earl of Clanrickard
Leeming-Lane
Tower Street
Matthew Hope
Newgate
Westley
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
New England
Petersbourg
Oporto
Barbadoes
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Covent Garden
Pan
Syrinx
Goodman’s Fields
Love
Statageus
Shipping arrivals and captains from London and beyond
At Plymouth the Charming Betty from South Carolina. at Leghorn the Vernon White Stockholm Helt Tuscan Martin and the Read from London. the India Merchant Read from London. the St George Croon from Petersbourg. At Gottenbourg the Success Hartley from London. at Venice the Theophila Goddard from ditto. at Bourdeaux the Beaucentaur Repere from Sr Domingo.
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Plymouth
South Carolina
Leghorn
Vernon
White
Stockholm
Helt
Martin
Read
London
St. George
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Tursday
Vienna
Freland
Haverford-Welk
Farrell
Anatolia
Liverpool
Poolton
Goad
Virginia
Lynn
Industry
Cobb
Providence
Garland
Dartmouth
Algrave
Olding
Villa Nova
Yarmouth
Price
London Bridge
South Sea
Prem
Millioz Bank
Royal Exchange
Ffarsnce
London Ditro
Afrian
India
Prem. Sa
Rhalfdicco
Mine Adventure
Sevener Cenr Emperor’s Ft
Vintners Hall
Humphry Parsons
King George
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