Death and Inheritance of Cardinal Barberini Estate
Yesterday the mail from France reports Cardinal Barberini died aged 75. He named Don Urbano as sole heir on condition he bear the Barberini name, with the estate to the College of Propaganda Fide if he fails. The will also annuls several pensions, and the act of mourning continues for forty days.
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Barberini
Alexander VIII
Don Urbano
Dor Urbano
Gritto
Monte Rotondo
St Andrew Della Valle
St. Bernard
Ruspoli
Faffione
Ruffo
Corradini
Rezzonico
Spinola
Petra
Pico
Gentili
Pafferi
M. Cavalchini
Modena
Cibo
Durthhess
Mafia-Carrara
Spain
Italy
Duke of
Abbe Paluzzi
Abbe
Patrici
Velletsi
M. Galliani
America
East-Indies
St. Salvador
Igbone
Azores Islands
Maranhaon
Tribunal of the Admiralty
Sieur Verdelza
Sieur Verdelin
Royal Academy prize proposals and 1740 notes in London
The Royal Academy of Belle Lettres in London invites dissertations on respiration, air, and mineral waters with a 300 livre gold medal prize. Proposals on fertility of lands are renewed for 1740. A new prize for fountains and rivers origin is announced. Also reported are the Bishop of Llandaff’s funeral, stock prices, and a post office robbery offer of 200 pounds for the robber and pardon for an accomplice.
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Royal Academy of Belles Lettres, Sciences, and Arts
Europe
Duke de la Force
Academy
Ivers
M. Sarrau
Anthony Cavalery
Society of Jesus
Tolouze
Bourdeaux
Italy
Royal Society
Les Academes Des Sciences
Arts Et Belles Lettres
France
Aus
Lereas
London
Kingsland
Joan Jessy
Stirl
Hartford
Peterborough
Harncastle
Louth
Boston
Enfield
Ware
St. Ivers
Royston
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Port News Briefs From Septi 6 Dispatch Channel
Port News reports the Prince of Orange and the Augusta with the Dispatch Tin ney for Barbadoes remaining. The Syrian Waters Sherburn arrives from New England for Rotterdam and Burkenshaw from Hambourg for Falmouth. Wind 8 S W. Gravesend records the Resolution Parker from Riga arriving.
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Deal
Prince of Orange
Augusta
Tinney
Barbadoes
Sherburn
New England
Rotterdam
Burkenshaw
Hambourg
Falmouth
Gravesend
Parker
Riga
Fires, Trials, and Counterfeits Across England
A fire at the Rose Inn in Sittingbourne Kent destroyed stables and three horses of Col. Byng. At Old Bailey thirty prisoners faced trials with three capital convictions for robbery and murder. transportation imposed on some, others acquitted. Hicks Hall Middlesex saw John and Mary Grimes found guilty of counterfeiting sixpences. sentences included imprisonment and hard labor. Mary Jones guilty of uttering counterfeit shillings. fines and brief imprisonment imposed.
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Spain
Rose Inn
Sittingbourn
Kent
Col. Byng
Thomas Raby
Northampton
Dean Bryan
Clerkenwell Bridewell
Mary Jones
New Prison
Elements of Newtons Philosophy explained and more volumes
This advertises a series of translated and corrected mathematical and philosophical works. It lists Voltaire's Elements of Newtonian philosophy with notes by John Colson and additions on mathematical terms, plus related lectures and treatises by Gates Hodgson Barrow Varenius Workman Hamilton and others.
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Mons. Pe Voltaire
Isaac Newton
John Hanna
A.M
S. Austen
Angél and Bible
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Mr. Hodgson
Sir Isaac Newton
John Colson
F.R.S
Isaac Barrow
Varenius
Mr. Worker
Mr. Hamilton
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Court of Admiralty
Fal de Grace
John Harris
Llandaff
Bath and
Wells
Haddock
London Bridge
South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Jas Prem
Port News
Mr. Gates
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