Royal affairs and court news linked to Naples and Vienna
Naples dispatches report on Royal Regiment departures and transfers, the Princesse de Belmonte returning to the capital, and possible homecoming of spouses from Vienna. Rome notes a settled Naples accommodation, church appointments in Milan, and papal consent developments. Genoa mentions a gala gesture for Regnier Grimaldi with a 4009 pistoles grant. Paris discusses Dutch succession talks and maritime reprisals. Brussels reports travel preparations and a pending decision on war with the Turks. Vienna signals cautious hopes at Nimirov conferences and signs of imperial mobilization. The broad slice covers European diplomacy, court intrigues, and notable society notices from London to Jamaica.
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de Belmonte Pignatelli
Vienna
Rome
Naples
Madrid
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Spinelli
d’Harrach
Horjo Signor de Stampa
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Bankruptcy notices for John Hurt and Robert Jackson
Bankruptcy notices for John Hurt of Leicester and Robert Jackson of Burrow Gardens near Yarmouth Suffolk, dealer in brandy, with insolvency details recorded in the borough and county records.
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John Hurt
Leicester
Robert Jackson
Burrow Gardens
Suffolk
Yarmouth
Port News item with vessels arriving off Dover
Port News reports the Aggyle commanded by Nicholson from Carolina and the Livonia commanded by Jermain from Maryland arriving off Dover. The Delawar Clealand from Tuck is also noted, along with other ships mentioned in transit. The fragmentary report references Morrison and James Orgock among orders and mentions a failed action for the river this morning.
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Morrison
Peeka
Thomasin
Tiegh
James
Orgock
Dover
Nicholson
Carolina
Livonia
Jermain
Maryland
Delawar
Clealand
Tuck
Troops of Tunis Close Blockade in Genoa Channel
From Tunis and Genoa comes word that the Bey of Tunis forces have blockaded Sufay and moved to seize the town for the Order of Malta. Milanese operations ordered by the Emperor drive eight foot soldiers from each duchy toward Hungary as part of ongoing military actions.
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Tunis
Genoa
Sufay
Malteze
Les Shat
Order of Malta
Milaneze
Prices and securities update from London market report
Afternoon high water at London Bridge noted. South Sea stock and annuities quoted with varied openings and prices. Bank, Indian securities, Royal Exchange insurance, African and English copper values listed. Exchequer orders and lottery tickers shown with small fractions and premiums.
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London Bridge
South Sea
South Sea Annuities
New Lowelz Sea
Bank
Prem
Lindia
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Ditta
Mine Adventure
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