Conflicting Reports of Naval Actions and European Moves
March dispatches describe admiral Navarro's stand at Cartagena after a French English encounter near Toulon, Court’s retreat ordered by France, and mixed fortunes for Spanish and French squadrons. Debates over mediation progress, troop movements toward Sardinia, and varied notices from Paris to Amsterdam accompany court turbulent diplomacy and local crime sentences in York and London.
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Robbery at Falling-Foss Near Whitby Leads to Jail
York reports a highway robbery on Friday the 2d instant at Falling-Foss between Whitby and Saltergate, valued at 24. Thomas Mathis alias Afkan was committed to the Castle for the crime.
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Port News Update on Maritime Arrivals and Vessels
Deal March 15 reports six John Norris commanded Fleet vessels Wind N E and by F Grautsend. Arrived Endraught, He res from Embden. Flanders Merchant Calaney from Ostend, York Bufkin from Virginia, Antwerp Packet Bolton from Middlebourg.
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Marriages and crimes in Lincolnshire and Warwickshire notices
Private letters report Rev. Mr Cheils wedding to Miss Moury Drake at Lincoln with reception at Wittenby. Also Mr Parsons and Mrs Bracebridge noted for fortunes. Dutch mail notes Major Cotterel’s death in Brussels and Richard Marney’s estate passing to his sister married to John Lowe. Crime reports include tea retailing convictions, robberies in Southwark, and customs seizures. market and exchange figures follow with detailed prices and bonds.
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Unclear Fragment on Ship Ne pt Capt Tacmas B
The readable text shows a fragmented note about the ship Ne t ced with Captain Tacmas B and a reference to Legitti and an order involving His Majesty's Customs. Details and full names are garbled, preventing a clear event or outcome.
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