Imperial Title Controversy and London Weather Notes
Correspondent corrects misread claims on the imperial title Autocrator and Imperator tied to Peter the Great. Letters discuss Russian court actions, French diplomacy, and Britain’s response while reporting on Arctic weather, ship news, deaths, marriages, and local prices.
Shipping Notice From Port Afloat in Lisbor
Arrived and remained ships at the harbor include his Majesty's Ship Wipe Coe Ties from Lisbon and Chatham awaiting orders. Also listed are vessels Henry Marshall bound for Cork and Jamaica and Rapahanock Wildocks sailing toward Jamaica. George and William prepared to depart Leghorn for Kingston.
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Port New L
Lisbor
Chatham
Majesty
Jamaica
Henry, Marshall
Cork
Rapahanock
Wildocks
the. George and William
Lifton Letter Describes Siege by Moors Near Cadiz
From Lifton comes a late 15th of last month notice stating no suit will be sent owing to a defence city under siege by Moors from the tribe Bites near Cadiz. The document, dated N S, reports events in the bay and references ongoing hostilities.
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Rowe
Lifton
Cadiz
N. S
Lost Gold Chain and Seals Reward Offer
Notice from 1740 describes a missing gold chain with two seals a coat of arms and a cornelian ring and a watch key. Reward of four guineas offered by Mr Hare the Goldsmith at the Grafhopper in Fleet-Screech for return with no questions asked. If pawned or sold the finder to reclaim money with vitanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Crawford
Regiment of Foot
Robert Monroe
Barc
St. James’s Park
Bethune
Worth
Batt-Grinslead
John Goodwyn
Rouvant
Delahay Street
Westminster
Major Langley
Delahay
Ely
John St
Spittlefields
James Bouvar
CarifMby Street
Pilgeram
Duke Street
Turner
His Majesty’s Chapel
St. Peter’s
Cubemphami
Fulham
Fulham-Bridge
Haimmersmith
Thomas Inwin
Southwark
Kent
Essex
Sarah
Addis
Newfoundland
Gejon
Chancery-Lane
Bloomsbury
Sold Before Executors of Richard Millan Iste of Guildhall London
In a notice dated for execution of a sale on Tuesday the 24th of January Inf. at four in the afternoon at Guildhall London the remainder of a term of twenty one years in the office of one of the corn merchants in lease from the City of London. Details from Mr Theed in Arundel. Service at the Scranid s or Mr Hodson at Bridge-Honfé in Bridge-Yard Tooley Street Southwark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Millan
Guilds Hall
London
Deceas
Guildhall
Richard Millan, Deceas'd Particulars To Be Had of Mr. Theed
Arundel
Serece
Mr. Hodson
Bridge-Honfé
Bridge-Yard
Tooley-Street
Southwark
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Toshe
The
Daily Post
St. Petersbourg
Peter I
Gentilessan
Viscount Townshend
Russia
Novogrod
Haberm Ob Grecian
France
N. N
Maree de le Chetardie
Petersbourg
Chen
Britain
House-of-Bourbon
Iseland
Whitebal
Claudius Rondeau
Edward Finch
Swederi
Richard Girdlesone
Fakenham
County of Norfolk
Linnendraper and
Chapelan
James Ring
Highgate
County of
Middlesex
Victualler and Coapman
Robert Johnson
Leadenhall Street
Glasier
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
King Richaard the
the Miller of Mansfield
Covent Garden
Epipus
London Bridge
South Sea
Bank
Bank Circulacion
Prem
India
Mullion Bank
Royal Exchange Assurance
Commissioners of Sewers
Marine Coffee
Birchin
Infantaeke
Mbwg
Géotsvat &Morriss
Mr. BeHis
Aldeymary Church-yard
Bow-Lane
Chegpholes
Salessusitt
Pearson
R. Gosling
Fetter-Lane End
Fleet-Screer
Epictetus
Ellis Walker