Vast Cargo Sailed To Cadiz Port From Flotilla Shipment
Yesterday's mail from France details a Cadiz port cargo of 968,898 pieces of eight plus 10,481,872 for the Berthansey, 121,804 piastres in plate, 48,671 piastres in silver, 135,574 in gold and silver, and 29,152 piastres in gold bars. Cochineal and other goods were stored for proprietors. indulto awaits. Capt. Chryver returned to the Bay of Cajiz with an 18 gun ship and retook a Dutch vessel. Reports from Tetuan note Muley Abdallah's executions consolidating wealth.
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Cadiz
Marquess de Mars
Chryver
Barbary
Bay of
Cajiz
Sallee Rovers
St. Ubes
Amsterdam
Tetuan
Morocco
Muley Abdallah
Schwerin
Charles Leopold
Moscow
Hanover
Oldenburg
Brussels
Ostend
Ganges
S Mall
Hague
Sieur Marck
Duchy of Cleves
Prussia
Sieur Meynershaven
Paris
Venice
Rome
Sacred College
Cardinal Carraccioli
Count Maffei
Sardinia
Count de Beaumon
Prince de Tingri
Madamoiselle de Senofan
Portugal
Marquess de Lac Maria
Berwick
Rambouillee
Falmouth
Townshend
Cooper
Corunna
Jane
Oratory listings of life and death of wit at Lincoln's Inn Fields
A fragmented 18th century advert lists multiple topics and lectures to be held Friday at Seven O' Creek near Clare-market. It mentions an oration on the life and death of wit, love and courtship themes, matrimonial casuistry, and a range of pamphlets including Mr Welsteads Narrative and The Primitive Liturgy. Prices range from 6d to 1s for individual items, with a set at 8s 6d and a further note on a late publication.
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Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Clare-market
Jegvrate
Germain
Addressine
Times
N. B
Diamond Ring Lost During Windsor Stag Hunt
Royal progress in Windsor sees the Princess Royal drop a 100] value diamond ring while removing a glove during a stag hunt. Windsor Park doubles guards after a German woman disrupted petitions in the Little Park. The King keeps stag hunting and Serpentine River works are planned with actors Ripley and Jepherson under Charles Withers. Rumor of a marriage between Henry Earl of Grantham and Lady Isabella Finch circulates. John Elwick, former East India Company director, dies at Mile End.
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Windsor Forest
Princess Royal
Windsor
Serpentine
Royal Mansion
Hide Park
Ripley
Jepherson
Charles Withers
Henry Earl of
Grantham
Isabella Finch
Daniel Earl
Keeper of the Records in the Tower named
The Rochester MP David Polhill is appointed Keeper of the Tower of London Records in place of the late Richard Topham amid broader 1730s London notices. Capt. David Wilkie is named commander of the Heathcote replacing Tolson. A Cornhill ward alderman election selects John Salter, and the Lady Harriot Vere dies. The Marquess of Anandale’s corpse is brought to London for state burial in Westminster Abbey. Indian King and generals visit Mr Jordan’s organ shop and then see the Generous Free Mason opera. Pay-off money for ships is arranged. the Tea trade and Lord Mayor’s court actions are noted amid stock quotes and notices from the South Sea Company.
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David Polhill
Rochester
the Excise
Tower of London
Richard Topham
Deceas
Hon. East India Company
David Wilkie
Heathcote
Tolson
St. Michael’s, Cornhill
Cornhill
Thomas Scawen
John Salter
Albemarle
Ftreet
Hariot Vere
Ss. Albans
Broad-street
Deptford
Shoreham
South Sea Castle
Ditto
Dito
Superbe
Sterling Castle
Swallow
Winchester
York
Daily Post-Boy
East- India Company
Edinburgh
George Donald
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
York Buildings
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France
Madre
Dublin
Hilleran
West Indies
Expedition
Clies
Lisbon
Eagle
Tonkin
Mathew
Oporto
Mary
Seville
E. Dartmouth
Turner
Virginia
Torbay
Sunderland
Comb
Philip
Jersey
Maryland
Deal
Joseph
Dorothy
Sandwell
Carolina
Benjamin
Peel
Lucy
Wood
Leghorn
Stanbolin
Horsewell
Smyrna
Downs
Wind
N. E
Gravesend
Hendrickson
North Bergen
Charles
Peartree
Stockholm
Hopewell
Curling
Gottenburgh
Boyche
William Galley
Sacket
Beazer
Petersburgh
Dantzick
Rawen
Coningsburgh
Depford
Metcalf
Hope
Oliver
Norway
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