Hanover Peace Treaty debate and neutral stance concerns
The correspondence discusses whether the Hanover settlement is a Treaty of Peace or a neutrality agreement. It notes English and Hanoverian aims to prevent any attack by Britain or its allies, mentions concerns about France’s influence, and cites Lord Harrington’s advice on ratification and neutrality obligations amid shifting European alliances. It also records naval movements and arrivals from various ports, including Plymouth and Deal, with ships from London, Jamaica, Newfoundland, and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maarguess de
Fenelon
Hanover
Blandeser
Pat
England
Yao Nadre
Agateast Hiberiweran
Cps
Guderlind Barre
Prufia
France
Pais
Hs Sarward
United Provinces
Trevor
Hannover
Harrington
M. de Buffy
M.‘de Steinberg
Geert
Ibemin
Transports Fail From Greenock As Crew Rush To Service
In Edinburgh 22 The Transports with Brigadier Guise s Regiment of Foot failed days since from Greenock under convoy of the Dolphin. The Seamen’s enrolment was brisk with all sailors fit for service ordered aboard His Majesty's ship. A New England built ship Cape Lyon belonging to Greenock stranded near Lochindall in Isla. one crewman drowned but cargo of pitch tar and tobacco may be preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Guise
Greenock
His Majesty
Cape
Lyon
Greehock
Lochindall-in-Isla
Last Letters from Petersbourg and Madrid Advices
Fragmented London chronicle noting Petersbourg near Paris report of about 120 Tartars near Ukraine lines, plus Madrid news that King of Spain bestowed Spanish Guards on Duke de Montemar and his leave for Barcelona to command troops for Italian expedition. Shipping, appointments, local deaths, and theatre listings follow with high tides at London Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersbourg
Paris
Bislogorod
Madrid
Spain
Duke de Montemar
15Th Tiffant
N.S
Barcelona
Fragmentary 19th Century Market Numbers and Bonds
The text lists varied financial items such as South Sea Stack 104 per half, New South Sea Annuities 397s, Bank 1403 qrs, New Bank Circulation 2. 123 6d, India 1 9 t qr, Three Per Cent Annuities 100 2qre, Million Hank 112 1-half, Royal Exchange Assurance go, London ditto 1x, Africa and English Copper 18s, India Bonds 41.93 to 8s, Sale Tallies 1 tall Prem, Emperor's Loan 89, Five Per Cent ditto 63, Three Half Per Cent Exchequer Orders 1 1 half per Cent Prem, Three Per Cent ditto 4 x half per Cent Discount, Lottery Tickets 51 6s.
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India
Royal Exchange Assurance Go
London
City Lands Leased in London To Be Offered Novembers
The Committee for Letting the City's Lands of London notifies lease proposals for two vacant offices in the City. One is the place of one of ten Corn Meters, now deceased Sir William Perkins. The other is the place of one of fifteen Sea-Conle Meters. The Guildhall council chamber will host the November session at four o'clock to receive proposals. Further details available at the Comptroller's Office in the Guildhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Perkins
Henry Symond
Guildhall
Lindan
Comptroller
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Willerday
Wiitterdai
St. Polten
Austria
Count d’Aubigne
Ips
Elector of
Bavaria
Drafn
Bialague
Count de Polastron
Lintz
Plymouth
Peterson
Svea
Flesc
Arno d
Portland
Kutler
Visgthes
Tie
Weffel
Virginia
Whitteck
Arriv
Morning Star
Olive
Newcastle
Jane
Shanks
William and Thomas, Lander
Forrest
Carolina Packet
Vezie
Carling
Neptune
Ross
Rotterdam
Lisbon
Deal
Holland
Winchester
Redmford
St. Kitt’s
Samuel
Herring
Barbados
Bewley
Maryland
W.S. W
Londom
Hull
Hon. East-India Company
Mt. Day
Botolph Wharf
Huffand
Mt.Shore
Samuel Hail
Southwark
Gatland
Samuel Saunders
Winchelsead
Nottingham
Hutton Busher
York
Welton
John.Clayton
Ravenstone
Raunstong
Derby
Litchfield
Coventry
Thomas Bright
Leicester
Lincoln
Ostend
Dunkirk
Jamaica
St. Christopher’s
Portugal
West Indies
Pool
Thoms
George
Newfoundland
E.S. E
Leeward
Theatre Royale
Druity-Lane
London Bridge
Paul’s Court
Wood- Street
Exchange
Alley
James Hopkins
Lombard-Street
James Mechell
King’s Arms
Leg Tavern
Fleet-Street
Es Comins
Ele South
Enrance
Royal Exchange
J. Gondge
Wettminer Hall
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