Conclusion of the Parliament Remonstrances on Royal Authority
The Parliament argues the ecclesiastical power cannot claim dominion over temporal affairs and that the Crown must inspect church doctrines to protect royal rights. It asserts the sovereign right to supervise church decisions, prevent innovations, and enforce religious order within the state. The text condemns papal bulls lacking royal examination and urges continued royal supremacy and protection of liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovine
Bali
Rome
France
Spain
Portugal
Brabant
St. Lewis
Port News Arrivals From Europe to Plymouth and Dover
Port News lists ships arriving at Falmouth Plymouth Liverpool Southampton Weymouth and Deal from September 15 to 18 with vessels including Burt Empress Anne Mary and Ellin Windsor Two Friends Elizabeth Reunion Portland Westons Adventure Concord John and Mary Radburn Elizabeth and Margaret White Swan Hudsons Bay Gideon Lark Prosperity Parnassus and more bringing cargoes and passengers from Lisbon Genoa Riga St Kitts Jamaica and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Arriv
Holland
India
Burt
Mary
Ellin
Smallhaw
Riga
Betty
Cammel
St. Kitt’s
Windsor
Chaffers
Virginia
Southampton
Mourant
Elizabeth
Maynard
Guernsey
Merrill
Sherbrook
Weymouth
Portland
Ruffell
Pool
Weston
Lisbon
Concord
Christian
Long Sound
Norway
Dover
Pembrook
Allen
Montserrat
Deal
John
Wafs
Hamburgh
Sheppard
Sert
Charles
Hammond
Yeamans
Lamorte
Good Intent
Quarm
Gallipoli
Fortune
Mont
Radburn
Newdigate
Creeland
Agriv
Mararet
Chambers
St. Kitt's
White Swanaker
North Bergen
Hudson’s Bay
Middleton
Hudson’s Bays
Peggy
Newell
Beston
Gideon
Bradshaw
Magorh
Lark
Maulbe
Cottenburg
Prosperity
Armstrong
Santa Cruz
Parnassus
Johnson
Jamaica
Rostered London News Bullets and Local Losses
The report lists royal attendance at Kew with physicians, a French envoy renting Hanover Square, and deaths from Brackly to Clapham. It notes races at Litchfield with Stonehorfe and Moorland Molly, plus accidents in Swallow Street and Thames Street. Trade imports export data from Bremen, Hamburg, Gottenburgh and other ports, detailing linen, iron, cambricks, deerskins, flax, indigo, ginger, rice, and gunpowder shipped and received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Augusta
Kewpera
Broxholm
Hollings
Tr. Lee
Count de Cambis
France
Duke of Bolton
Hanover Square
Brackly
County of Bucks
Mary Seymour
Piccadilly
George’ Robinson
Rotherhith
Stepney
Jane Stuart
Poplar
Litchfield
Walbourn
Galloways
England
Wease
Playters
Neptune
Cowes
Florida
Pines
Cape
St.Antonin
Ware
Bristol
Prince William, Reynolds
Gulph
Swallow-street
Glen
Bremen
Jamaica
Carolina
Portugal
Lisbon
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