Wild wartime debate on British actions against Spanish fleets
The piece voices cautious opposition to a grand expedition aimed at seizing Spanish galleons, arguing such a force may be useless if ships cannot reach ports or waters. It questions stationing a squadron and warns of public outcry from 1726. It notes forecasts of a large prize lottery and reports a frostbound death, ship losses, robberies, and a day of prayer for relief of the poor.
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Teealice
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Britain
Daily Gazette
Macy
Fabius Maximus
Faius
Wett- Minter
Excise
Coleman Helter
South-Sea-House
Wood
Mitcham
Thomson
King’s Head Yard
Southwark
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Enier
Tie Sr. Franci
Perry
Smithfeld
Chelsea
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Kensington
Vessels and Mills Frozen Up in Bristol District
In Bristol on the River and Back, vessels and boats are frozen, mills up the river are immobile, and some collier horses have died bearing loads. A post boy is found dead on the road, frozen, and carried into Bath.
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Country News
Bristol
Bath
Pori News Report On Trade Ships Icebound
Remains his Majesty's Ship the Chatham and the Dated Indiaman sail with Montagu Freeman Bowes Hunter for Liverpool. Goodfellow Sauriders from Leghorn and Gravesend report wind east. Salisbury from Lisbon Mercury Everden from Newfoundland Mary Myers from Hamburg pass by. Ships cannot proceed due to ice.
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PORI
Deal
Fan
Chatham
Compassion for the Poor in Frost Brought Verses to STR
Verses appeal for immediate insertion in the Daily Post, urging charity amid frost and winter hardship. It questions how the poor endure hunger and cold while the rich warm themselves, calling for God and neighborly love to lift oppressive want. News notes the France mail and tonight's theatre performances at Drury Lane and Covent Garden.
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Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Cara
the Miller of Mansfield
Covent Garden
Creecey Russand
Sie Honesl
Yorkfire Man
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