Proclamation of Courland Succession by Duke of Courland
A formal protest from Danrzick of Saxony and the Duke of Courland Semigallia against a foreign-backed election. They claim right to the Courland throne, condemn Polish and Russian interference, and vow to defend Courland’s liberties, sealing their election with arms and a dated diploma.
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Courland
Mauritius
Saxony
Mauritius of
Semigallia
Courtaid
Tetraniti Order
Moscovy
Republick
Poland
Godard Keitler
Giafid
Sigismund Augustus
Godard
Cousland
Republick of
Ferdinand
Godald Keitler
Palatinates
Mittau
Russia
Europé
Biron
Anorhier
Fkihn*ag
Courlland
Rénouhtifg
PORT NEWS DEALS WITH ARRIVALS FROM SEWARD LANDS AND NEVIS
Deal ports record many ships arriving from Seward lands Nevis Montferrat Venice Guernsey Dunkirk Ostend Emden Antigua and St Kitts Maritime list notes arrivals such as Anglesea Leastaff Salath Katherine Eggleston Ruby Eagle and more with wind directions E N E and W by N plus indications that His Majesty's Ships remain in the Downs.
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Deal
Fuly
Anglesea
Leastaff
Salath
Seward Lands
Vernon
Martin
Nevis
Powderham Castle
Teague
Carolina
Union
Ansley
Guernsey
St. Demetro
Brown
Venice
Sophia
Coxen
Grindell
Maryland
Willing Mind
Bagnell
Wigmore
Dunkirk
John
Betty
Txaughton
Ostend
Reymis
Emden
Sarah
Waite
Fanny
Ferrieter
Polly
Barns
Paris Ald main reports no journey to Compiegne this year
London bulletin from the Kennington Man of War via Jamaica notes Admiralty advisories. Spaniards in Porto Bello report Commodore Anson’s squadron reached Cape Horn and appeared off Arica. Admiral Pizarro, following Anson, turned toward Buenos Aires. Captain Martyn of the Deptford returns to Port Royal from Santa Marta with cargo for Carthagena. Vettier and Wentworth prepare to sail again. Miss Barret, sister to Prothonotary Barret and niece of late Lord Trevor, dies in Arundel Street.
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London
Paris
N.S
Compiegn
Kennington
Peyron
Jamaica
Porto *Bello
Aifon
Cape Horn
South Seas
Arica
Pizarro
Commoore Anson
Cape
Buenos’ Ayres
Martyn
Dept
Taft
Arundel Street
Miss Barret
Prothenoter Barret
Lord Trevor
Passings and local incidents from Litchfield and London
Obituaries note the deaths of John Rawlins EF aged seventy seven and Roger Stephens of Froom Somersetshire, with a Gray's Inn cider-merchant fire damaging several buildings. Surrey Affices condemn several criminals, including robbers and a burglar transported for 14 years. a murder acquittal is reported. Prisoners are moved to Kingston. trade imports and exports and bank prices are listed, along with early London high tide and stock figures.
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Fe’might
Fryars
Litchifield
John Rawlins
Coleman‘Street
Roger Stephens
Froom
Somerfethhire
Halls
Fox-Court
Gray’s-Inn- Lane
Martin
Swallow‘Street
India Dock
Deptford
William Baker
William Ruffel
John Fox
Nicholas Sweatman
Anne Ward
Maziley
Sarah Scott
John Stratford
William Lemon
Alice Twelves
Kingston
Lisbon
Sweden
Holland
France
Calais
Pensylvania
West Indies
Richard Welington
The
Strand
Middlesex
Chapman
Michael Dove
St. Mary ‘Matfellon
Whitechapel
Vittualler and
Widows of Royal Navy Officers to Receive Pensions
Pay Office London announces payment dates for widows of Royal Navy officers. Captains and Masters widows on Wednesday 29, Lieutenants and Boatswains on Thursday 30, Carpenters and other ranks on Friday 3rd instant, 10am to 2pm. London widows must appear in person or bring church certificate through their minister or churchwardens.
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Royal Navy
Broad-Street
London
Ee Parife
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the Daily. Post
Danrzick
Fly
Port News
London Bridge
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Ditto
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