Parliament Remonstrances and Royal Mediation in France Dispatch
Yesterday’s mail from France reports Parliament’s resolve to present remonstrances to the King regarding church and state, and concerns over the reception of these remonstrances on the fourth of next month. It notes discussions by deputies about defects and the broader religious and political conflicts affecting the realm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Maupec
Abe Pycélle
M. de
Champeron
Wiez Raucher
Fiton
Thedatter
Douay
Earl of Waldegrave
Cardinal de Fleury
Great Britain
France
Court of
Madrid
Gid
Cardibal
Waldeprave
Bellanstick
Spain
Fragmented Port Entry Mentions Packet Ships
OCR text fragment lists ships and routes including Hanover Packet for Lisbon and Townsend Packet for Gowin with cargo, referencing additions from Carolina to Ham Neal and London vessels from Africa, plus names like Young Nancy and Dar ar, indicating a damaged port registry or voyage list from an era describing multiple ship movements and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falouth
Hanover
Charles
Punter
Dar Ar
Nancy
Ren
London
Africa
Royal Reception Plans and Naval News From Canton
A letter describes preparations for Princess Amelia's reception in Palma Nuova and the Two Sicilies provinces, with officials lined to greet her. It notes royal funds and dignitaries arriving, plus later naval updates. The ship Princess Amelia reached the British coast after a Canton voyage, with reports of deaths of Captain Sheppard and Mr. Elwick in Canton and state funeral details for a local lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magia
Palma- Nuova
Sicilies
Iit
alma-Nuova
P Walon Eos Fulp
Norfolk
Sui Atrteg
Ae ‘Ditete
Rior Sion Seog
Majedty
Keasingson
Star of
Queensberry
Ae Roya
Bour
Gad
Matty
Rae Bane
Collins
Lurte
Mrs. Smith
Dye Ea
Tuscany
Naples
Don Carlos
Cligettion
T. Hon
Ie Ee Chang
Smithh
England
Sussex
Winchester
Sheppard
Elwick
Canton
St. Margaret’s Hill
Laee
Burglary and Court Actions Reported in Surrey and Gloucestershire
In Surrey Thomas Malyn, an eminent brewer and justice, orders the committal of a former baker from Deptford to the New Gaol in Southwark for highway robberies. Gloucefey reports a death near Hogwood, a young gentleman in orders found hanged, lunacy verdict by coroner. Burford letters describe arrests of multiple locals with stolen goods and plans of fairs, plus a theater notice of The Fortunes Fortune at Drury Lane.
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Thomas Malyn
Surrey
Deptford
Southwark
John Lade
Portugal
Gloucefey
Charter-house
Henton
Somersetshire
Burford
Edward Taylor
William’ Baily
Henry Baily
David Evans
Rosamond Baily
Jane Fivans
John Lenthal
Oxford
High Water at London Bridge Delays Rail Traffic
London Bridge faced rising water 40 minutes after noon causing service delays. Officials closed some approaches while crews worked to clear debris and restore normal operations to the routes serving central London. Local commuters faced disruptions and sought alternative travel options.
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London Bridge
Financial quotes from an 19th century market page
A fragmentary stock and bond list shows prices for South Sea stock and annuities, Bank shares, Royal Exchange assurances, African and English copper, mine adventure shares, and various government and imperial securities. The text includes figures like 101 for South Sea stock, 103 for South Sea annuities, 1107 for new South Sea annuities, and uneven quoted rates across multiple instruments.
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Prem
India
Royal ‘Exchange Assurancers
London
South Sea
Ditca
Lake Talbot Dhal
Price Regulation for Sea Coals in London Port Act
A London court orders price limits on imported sea coal at the Port of London. No ship or vessel may sell coal above one pound five shillings per chaldron, with penalties for violations and notices to all concerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falda
Genes
Great Britain
Pasid
Eondoin
London
Nemppile
Tyney
Sis
Books Sold by Traders in London Sale Catalog
The notice lists books sold by J. Brotherton in Cornhill J. Nourse without Temple Bar and R. Dodsley in Pall Mall detailing a distribution of volumes among these London booksellers with no further particulars provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Brotherton
Cornhill
J. Nourse
Temple-Bar
R. Dodsley
Pall-Mall
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Utrecht
Constantinople
Bardixnak
Port New
Theatre Royal
Price
Eric
Leonidas
Pemberton
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