Moscow Declaration on Botta Affair Reaches Russian Court
The Moscow Gazette prints the Empress of Hungary and Bohemia affair concerning Marquess de Botta. Count Rosenberg arrives as ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to present the queen’s satisfaction, declare pieces published against her intention null, and seek final accommodation with Russia.
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Kiev
Ursini de Rey Fenberg
Vienna
Lanczinsky
Count de Rosenberg
Russia
Hungary
Bohemia
Marquess de Botta
Amsterdam
Botta
Prussia
Bucher
Marquess de Bona
Gratz
Easce
Moscow
Pailip Josep Ursin
Rosenberg
Empire
PORT NEWS UPDATE FROM DARTMOUTH TO NEW YORK
Maritime notices report ships sailing and arrivals across English ports from Dartmouth Plymouth Weymouth Southampton Deal and Gravesend with vessels such as the Jersey Friendship Katharine Anne Vineyard and Mon tague. Admirals Medley and officers oversee westward sailings while several merchant ships arrive from London and Virginia port calls include Cork Madeira New York and Barbados.
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Port News
Dartmouth
Warmington
Morlaix
Portsmouth
Plymouth
His
Jersey
Spithead
Pool
Friendship
Noble
Liverpool
Wadham
Bayonne
Weymouth
Katharine
Tizard
Anne
Bishop
London
Vineyard
Holland
North Yarmouth
Thomas and
Rebecca
Ellecy
Admiral Medley
Southampton
Montague
Bienvenu
Guernsey
Dispatch
Tanner
Dublin
Mary
Abner
Deal
Prince of Orange
Adams
New-England
Louisa
Harwich
Pearl
Gravesend
Don Coosa
Bristol
Edward and Mary
Talman
Virginia
Cork
Neptune
Wheeler
Barbadoes
Dover
Ver
Oporto
Maryland
Philip and Peter
Anter
Madeira
Endeavour
Bourk
New York
Woodstock
Exter
Admiralty orders ships rebuilt and offices filled
The Lords of the Admiralty order the Rominey York and Foulkstone Men of War rebuilt at Chatham and Woolwich. Mr. Earle is named Paymaster of Portsmouth Yard, replacing the deceased Mr. Leopard. A marriage near Mercers Chapel unites John Robinson with Dorothy Chester, heiress to Sir William Chester. News of deaths, crimes, and prizes fills the page including drownings and a Tower Hill assault.
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London
Lords of the Admiralty
Rominey
York
Foulkstone
Chatham
Woolwich
Earle
Portsmouth Yard
Leopard
Deceas
Mercers Chapel
John Robinson
Crantley
Northamptonthise
Ely
Dorothy Chester
William Chester
John Chester
Earl
County of
Bedford
John Homan
Coiaeanis
Mantel Street
Goodmans Fields
Warren
Customs
Tower Hill
Eac
Wadham
Hull
Aidrew Grout
French Privateers seize several ships and cargo at sea
A French privateer crew boarded a vessel on the Sands and fled with the master and mate toward the French coast while the remaining crew managed to navigate off and bring the ship back to the river. Several ships including the indast Batchelor from Boston for Jamaica and Delarne from Boston for Antigua were captured and taken to Martinico on November 14. The Maryland Merchant Becke sailing to London stranded at Whitfind Bay and the Britannia from Antigua to London put into Nordcomb after severe weather, with much cargo lost. Market notes cover South Sea bonds and other securities with prices and statuses listed. High water at London Bridge noted.
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Batchelor
Boston
Jamaica
Delarne
Antigua
Africa
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Fetersourg
Count Rosenberg
London-Bridge
India
Royal Exchange
Engtish Grave Brandy Company
Partholomew Lane
Royal Exchanges
Thomas Rawuins
N. B
Fjohn Briscoe
Weller
Aug Goldsmit
Fort Lacie
Charing
Duke Trinck
Vernon Lefore
Bunbo Foun Tanke
Paris
France
Charles
Brotherton
J. House
Cornhill
Oliver Cromwell
J. Brotherton
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