The Botta Affair in the Queen of Hungary's Court
A continuation discusses Marquess Botta's irregular conduct under the Queen of Hungary, accusing him of acting against orders and城县 betraying trust. It argues his actions show malicious intent, despite assurances of friendship, and notes the broader political tension with Prussia and Russia. It ends with a report on high tide at London Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Marquess of Botta
Marquess of
Botta
Hohenhaltz
Innstead
Ofvn
Bota
Prussia
Berlin
Prulliz
Port News Update From The Downs And Arrivals
This Morning His Majesty s Sloop Drake and most outward-bound ships sailled westward. The Ruby, Baily, Dispatch and Power sail for Oporto. Other vessels linger in the Downs, including the Hawk-Skoop and Kusnace bomb ships. Arrivals note Queen of Hungary at Dover, Britannia at Boston, Albany at Cowes, and Industry at Barbados.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Fan
Drake
Ruby
Baily
Dispatch
Power
Oporte
Downs
Hawk-Skoop
Kusnace
Ursuila Tesder
East India
Thomas
Diana
Hays
Naples
Argyle
Wilson
Lifton
Birmingham
Hutton
Cork
Lords of Admiralty Seek Ships Not In Commission
Last Wednesday the Lords of the Admiralty ordered a list of ships not in commission and their crews to decide which to put into service, with numbers ranging from eighty to twenty guns. The Treasury appointed Messengers Le Borg and Peter Clerk. A flood of notices recount marriages, deaths, seizures of tea and wool, the capture of ships by His Majesty’s ships, and a copper coin hoard unearthed near the Groaning Tree in the New Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lords of the Admiralty
Henry Pelham
Treasury
S Exchequer
le Borg
Peter Clerk
Snowden
Poplar
St.Mary'le Bow
Stratford
Sally Jackson
Ime Street
Jackson
Ongar
Essex
John Bateman
St. George’s
Lincoln
Camberwell
Surrey
Sandby
Bewley
Excise
Strand
Excise-Office
Bilboa
Canaries
Unity
Cork
Lisbon
Portsmouth
Lymington
New Forest
William Forbes
Aurelianus Augustus
Various Stock Prices and a Highway Robbery Notice 1743
A fragment lists South Sea stock, annuities, government orders, and banking securities with prices or notes no price. It includes a London Post-Office notice from January 1742 about dividends and a detailed reward and pardon offer for capturing a highwayman who robbed the Huntington to Stilton mail, with locations, description, and rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea
New South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Asurance
Clitco
London
Ywereas
Huntington
Stilton
Stangate-Hole
Durham
Hull
Boston
Falkingham
Shtiyoen x
Constables Withdraw From Ross Lane Search Warrant
Morgan Tate announces he was in bed and no one was in his house at the time, denying gambling and disorderly conduct allegations tied to a warrant served at Mrs Cane's house near Newtoner's Lake. The incident involved a raid for stolen goods and an alehouse keeper named Morgan Tate, with muskets and carlasses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Advertiser
Col. de Veil
Cane
ross-Lane
Newtoner’s Lake
Morgan Tate
Morgan Taté
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HB Ruffia
al. Lanzinsky
Viera
Russia
London Bridge
Nui Bai
Sun-Fire
Bein
Oth
Counniy
Astley
Paul's
Proptosaes
Westminster
Satirists
W. Bickerton
Gazette
Temples Exchange
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