Mail from France reports European peace efforts and looming war
The latest mail from France details ongoing efforts by the Pope to urge peace in Europe, with Naples noting naval provisions ready at port. Reports from Milan, Mecklenbourg, and Rome describe troop levies, fortifications, and diplomatic messaging, while Marseille letters warn of plague in Algiers and anticipated military councils in Paris.
Port News from July Departures and Arrivals
Whitehaven reports arrivals including the Brothers Dixon from Maryland and vessels Love and Pearl from Virginia. Falmouth notes King George and Prince Frederick Packers for Lisbon, Plymouth hosts Has tings from Liverpool, and Mary Richards to Amsterdam. Weymouth lists ships from Newcastle and London. Cowes records arrivals from Carolina and departures for Amsterdam and Philadelphia. Gravesend notes outward-bound ships and usuaI traffic. New England Galley reaches Hartlepool from New England.
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Whitehaven
Dixon
Maryland
Virginia
Falmouth
King George
Prince
Frederick
Lisbon
Plymouth
His
Hastings
Liverpool
Pool
Fuly
Mary
Richards
Amsterdam
Thomas
Parsons
Weymouth
Olive
Tizard
Newcastle
Neptune
Tivito
James
London
Sail
Barham
Cowes
Concord
Spilman
Reynolds
Carolina
Ayres
St. John and St. Thomas
Oporto
Gravesend
Vineyard
Jacobs
Rotterdam
Buck
Wilkinson
Stockholm
John
Sarah
Terry
Norway
Read
New England
Hall
Hartlepool
Paris to Versailles News and Naval Losses Report
London dated July 13 reports the Marshal de Belle-Isle arriving at Versailles from Frankfurt on the 16th. Ministers met in council. Sardinian ambassador learned of Queen of Sardinia's death. Neptune arrives at Port Orient from China. British forces bound for the Spanish West Indies totaled 14,563 with heavy losses en route to Carthagena and since. Officers seek furloughs for camp duties at Col chiestér. Ships Planter Friendship Experiment and Happy Jenner hired for Port Mahon provisions. Jamaica reports the prize from Captain Knowles condemned and shared. Mr Pritchard, a wealthy Tilington resident, dies at Well-Row.
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Europe
Italy
Versailles
Madrid
Tuscany
Don Placido de Sangre
Carafole
Leghorm
Fune
Milan
Vienna
Tutin
Hungary
Germany
Hanbourg
Coppenhagen
M. Korff
Denmark
Sweden
Furnif Rutlia
Alsace
Moselle
Rhine
Strasbourg
Cologi
Marshal de Peile-lile
Frémefort
Martheim
Paris
Florence
Paris A la Main
Marshal de
Port ’Orient
China
Spanish West Indies
Carthagena
England
Jamaica
Wade
Colchiestér
Life Guards
Grenadier Guards
Planter
Friendship
Experiment
Tilington
Pritchard
Excerpted London Notices and Trade Data from 1741
Obituaries note Capt Wincomb died, John Robinson jailed for highway robberies in Surrey and Middlesex, Anne Frances imprisoned for stamping unlicensed news. Trade entries show silk, wine, Tron from Gottenbourg, gold coin exports, tea, and shipping figures. Financials list stock prices, annuities, bank notes, and various securities. Fire insurance and coal contract notices from the Royal Exchange area dated June and July 1741.
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Spread- Eagle-Court
Finch-Lane
Wincomb
John Robinson
Southwark
Justice Copeland
Surrey
Middlesex
Anne Frances
Clerkenwell Bridewell
Poulson
Streights
Portugal
Gottenbourg
Holland
West Indies
Dublin
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Arriv
France
Naples
Carpegna
Scavolino
Cardinal de Fleury
Flanders
Maefe
Toulon
Chevalier Caylus
Neha
Port News
London ‘Bridge
South Sea
New South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Mine Adventurers
Royal Exchange
Craig's Court
Charing-Cross
Great Britain
Guildhall
John Waite
Siva
Sadlers-Wells
Islington
Mademoiselle Frederick Kerman
Aly
Henderick
Monf
Dumont
Theatre Royal
Froment
Froment, Pfonf. Baudouin, Mr. Davenport
Newton
Shawford
Mr. Carney
My. Rayner
Dugay
Spain