Frigate Norris Battles Merchant Man Near Bay of All Saints
From Holland comes a published relation describing Captain Norris of the English frigate Leoftoff boarding a merchantman bound for the Bay of All Saints after a collision among ships. The merchant vessel was disabled, a royal inquiry followed, and sanctions or embargoes were contemplated pending satisfaction. extra dispatches report diplomatic movements, Spain's measures, and trade-war rumors affecting Gibraltar and Cadiz with further notes on Hanoverian forces and European court intrigues.
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Leoftoff
Norris
Bay of All Saints
Saul
Great Britain
Paris
Louvre
Soisfons
Port St. Mary
Spain
Gibraltar
Marquess de la Paz
Hanover
Cadiz
Keene
Seville
Port
St. Mary
Banieres
Orleans
Lorrain
Worthy Livery Men told of officers changes and naval moves
Morning report notes Weatherbourn becomes Captain, Reynolds moves to the Grenadiers, Dick shifts to an Independent Company in New York. Rear-Admiral Stewart to sail for Jamaica aboard Lyon to command West Indies ships. The Duke of Leeds funeral planned in Hertfordshire. Poll results show Lund leading with 543 votes. possible scrutiny. Also theatre ads, seafaring restrictions, sewers work, and local notices on polling, pricing, and crime.
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London
Weatherbourn
Col. Reynolds
Scots Guards
Reynolds
Grenadiers
New York
Stewart
Portsmouth
Lyon
Jamaica
West Indies
Duke of Leeds
Aldbury
Hertfordshire
Clark
Samuel Clark
George-street
Hanover-Square
Lund
Guildhall
Billers
John Huggins
Fleet Prison
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Spacious London apartment for rent on North Side of London
Very reasonably priced let of a commodious Furnished or unfurnished apartment on the north side of London four miles distant, including hall and eating parlour dining room three bedrooms two large closets three garrets kitchen servants hall larder cellars washhouse coach house and stabling for three horses with a large garden fruit trees and water supply. Inquire of Mr John Gilbert upholstery Great Queen street near Lincoln's Inn Fields. Also a chaise with iron axletrees and a pair of cranes sold at the Green Dragon Charles street Westminster.
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Tole
London
John Gilbert
Great
Queen-street
Lincoln's Inn Fields
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Swab
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Thomas
Tippet
Nokes
Palmer
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Matthew Snablin
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