Paris and London war news from the Hague dispatches
Letters from The Hague report Allied conference discussions on troop movements toward the Lower Rhine, with about 25 000 men. Paris notes a short muster for the French army and a Rennes statue resolution. Smuggling cases and defences in Britain continue as Bath, Cardigan, Shoreham and Kent report seizures and police actions. Admiral Medley’s fleet anchors at Portland Road. Quarantine and hospital supply bids in Greenwich are announced.
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Port News Ship Arrivals and Cruizes in Liverpool Harbor
Dec 18 reports arrivals from Hamburg and Rotterdam including the Juffron Maria and Drie Goed Ussende and vessels bound for Ireland Waterford and East India. Several ships depart for St Kitts Portsmouth and Portsea while privateers and men of war remain at Spithead and Liverpool ports with other arrivals from Guernsey Newfoundland and London.
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Ze Lyme
Britannia
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London
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Botton
Letter from the Kouri Kan Privateer dated 1744
A dated letter reports the retaking of a prize by Captain Boden of Plymouth under Jona Farnell. It notes the St Malo privateer’s loss of a vessel with 24 carriage guns and 260 men, and mentions high water at London Bridge. Market items follow, listing various securities and prices.
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Boden
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St. Malo’s
Nomination for Parliament by Cambridge Freemen
Christopher Jeaefreson submits his nomination to represent Cambridge in Parliament under James Martin’s uncle, promising gratitude and loyal service. The mayor aldermen and freemen are urged to support his candidacy and express their votes and interest for the honorable nomination.
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The New Year's Gift and Devotional Books Display
Publication notice lists The New Year's Gift complete in six parts with meditations and prayers for each day and devotionals for Lent sacraments and occasions. Also advertised are a practical treatise on evil thoughts by W Chilcotten and The Devout Communicant's Companion, with editions printed for S. Birt at the Bible and Ballin Avenue Mary Jane near Starionets Hall.
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