Ratifoon March 6 Dispatches On Military and Noble Honors
Reports from Paris Naples Nantes Cadiz Martinico and Vienna mention measures to aid peace in the empire and new orders of knighthood in Sicily with commanderies of Malta. News from Brusfels Hague and Munich detail recruits Dutch regiments and a Bavarian elector heading to the Diet of Francfort with a retinue of about two hundred.
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Dublin Debt-Writ Clash Ends in Mob Violence and Arrests
In Dublin on a recent Saturday a debt collection led to armed conflict between a Sheriff’s party and a rival shopkeeper’s force of about 300 men. One man was fatally wounded, others injured as mobs looted ships’ sailors freed from guard, and authorities from the Army intervened with mixed success before the crowd dispersed. The day also saw further disturbances and a clerical appointment noted in related church affairs.
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Edinburghs March 34 The High Court Criminal Process
The text notes a criminal process before the High Court of Justiciary concerning Sir Robert Mont of Bowlis and others. It states the matter was amicably determined, the Dies was yesterday deferred by both parties, and mentions the Lady of the Right Hon. the Board Cardross safely delivering her son on Saturday.
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Fame-Snow 'mer Pia Strikes Weather Damages Ship
Reports say the Fame-Snow mer Pia encountered heavy weather that breached the deck and rails, flooding parts of the vessel and washing away sugars. On Monday William Caldholm was sent to Gloucester Gaol on a night watch beating and starving charges, with accomplices Maidy and Hannan Led, both over seventeen, tied to the case.
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Port news and arrivals at Bristol and surrounding ports
Shipping news from Bristol and nearby ports details arrivals and departures. Vessels include Severn from South Carolina, Lively Man of War from Spithead, Nonparis for Gibsoliar, Lucy for Botton, Antelope for Lisbon, and George, Rachael, Nepning from Barbadoes Cork and Ostend. Also mentions ships from Virginia Dublin London and Meffina with various cargoes and routes.
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Jamaica Fleet and Gibraltar convoy sailings reported
Letters from London and Cork describe Friday’s Jamaica Fleet with five men of war and 23 transports sending ships to sea then Lord Forbes’s convoy under the HMS Guerasty bearing provisions for Gibraltar Port Mahon and Lagos. Rumors of a Franco-British rupture topple stocks while two clergymen receive presentations to benefices and a Bermondsey widow is noted amid domestic anxieties. The Mary Snow bound home from South Carolina was captured by a Spanish vessel on February 25.
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Trials and Trades Doncaster Style at Theatres and Courts
Sunday at Old Bailey John Cole committed to Newgate for stealing a Door from a Chariot in Bloomsbury. The same day ships imported from Dunkirk and Ostend. lace, brandy, whale fins, and other goods listed. Evening, plays at Drury Lane Covent Garden and Goodman's Fields. Stock quotes noted. A political notice praises Humfrey Parsons for Parliament, urging London liverymen to support him.
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Notices to Lett City Lands in Bull and Mouth Street
The Committee for Letting the City Lands of London announces intention to lease multiple lots. These include a charity school messuage in Bull and Mouth Street and several tenements with gardens in Finsbury and Lombard Street areas, plus warehouses near Eastcheap. Proposals will be received at Guildhall Council Chamber on March 11 at four o'clock.
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Wanted Estates in Large Farms with Good House
Seeks a estate in large farms with a good house for disposal by governing in to be in care of 90,000 to 40,000 L value. Buyers may be offered joint lives and a bond. Letters to A. B. at Brown's Coffee-house Temple. Principals only.
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