Rumors of War and Trade Dispatches Abroad
Madrid reports say privateers are forbidden to cruise French coasts as tensions rise. Naples notes plans to demolish Capita outworks and to build a new fortress at Mignano. Rome mentions cardinals in seclusion and a Jewish edict provoking public unrest. A female Marine impersonating a man is exposed after two weeks.
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Opogto
Galicia
Madrid
Duke of Ormond
America
Ayamonte
Vernon
Carth
Chaugtt Proto Setire
Naples
Rome
M. Gagliani
Assur
Capita
Mignano
Corfini
Ruff
Gort
Aris
de la Chetardie
Petersburg
Sweden
London
Mosiday
Foon
Cockerton
Marie
Swithout
Gloucester March 8 dispatch on church and city honors
Country News from Gloucester reports Mayor Worth and Rev Dr Worth being mentioned in city ceremonies. A London scene notes a new ambassador from Schach Nadis and proposals to approach Mecca. Paris and Turin items cover a cardinal’s death and alliance talks. Naples reports commerce talks facing obstacles as naval news hints at British convoys and Bourbon fleet tensions.
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Gloucester
Wiite
Woithisfal Wiliam Wingoor
Newcastle
Constantinople
Schach Nadis Arriv
Fhar
Mahomer
Mecca
Paris
N.S
Rome
Gardinal Ocroboni
Sacred College
Pulfit
de Wallis
Naples
Port News Briefs From March Seafaring Returns
Arrivals and departures mark a bustling port scene on March 11 with vessels including the Solebay Man of War and Loyal Catherine among others. Names cited include Warren Stiles from Philadelphia and Mary Clasregy from Gibraltar, with several ships passing by Adriatick Hannay and Chmierland Wall, plus arrivals from Lisbon and Maryland ports.
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Deal
Way
Jamaica
Ewart
Solebay
Warren
Stiles
Philadelphia
Catherine, Brown
Windn
Dover
Mary
Clasregy
Gibraltar
Gravesend
Pass
Hannay
Malaga
Fox
Coinby
Henry Harris Appointed Wine Licence Office Commissioner
Henry Harris secretary of the Hackney Coach Office and Bridge Lottery commissioner becomes Commissioner of the Wine Licence Office in place of the late Col Joseph Fenrers. Various notices follow including music professor elections at Gretham College, a Hampstead death, a house collapse near Deptford, a serjeant's punishment, Rhode Island news of Captain Hal, a Bristol merchant shipwreck, theatre lineups, and a late high tide at London Bridge.
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Henry Harris
Hackney- Coach-Office
Joseph Fenrers
Deceas
Gretham-College
Broome
Mr. Worgan
Hampstead
Crawford
High Court of Chancery
Deptford Lower Dock
Evans
Newport
Rhode-Iland
Hal
Virgin Queen
Port Plaza
Bristol
Marthall
Hull
Trani
Lisbon
Mansion House Construction Proposals Sought in Guildhall
A city committee invites proposals to supply cramps chains and chimney bars for the Mansion House and to provide true tons of pig lead. Proposals to be received at Guildhall Council Chamber on Thursday at ten o clock in the forenoon.
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London
Guildhall
Fach
City Lands Committee Seeks Proposals April 16
The HE Committee for Letting the City's Lands in London bids proposals for the post of one of the 15 Se2-Coal Meeters. Meeting set at the Guildhall Chamber on Wednesday April 16 at four o'clock in the afternoon. Details available at the Guildhall Office. Comptroller HAMOND.
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City of London
Leafe
Abraham Simmonds
Guildhall
London
Hamond
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Cadiz
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Port News
Mr. Boyce
Mr. Broome
Mr. Hart
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Julius Casar
Covent-Garden
Orpheus
Eurydice
London Bridge
Boyce
Hartator Og
Pearce
Worgan Awn
South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Ditto
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