Foreign News and Local Disturbances in 1700s Era Letters
The latest mail from France and Holland details beheadings and punishments of criminals, plans to curb luxury in Russia, and Byzantine style notices from Madrid Leghorn and Cologne. Reports mention the hereditary prince of Courland traveling, Turkish embassies, and plague in Algiers with 40000 Turks and others dying. Local English notices describe strikes, corn shortages and defense preparations in Shaftesbury and Kingswood, with political candidate movements and city governance in Brooker and Portsmouth. The tone mirrors a late 17th to early 18th century regional briefing with varied international intelligence and domestic unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Courland
Germany
England
Heland
Jrer
Imperial Majesty
Madrid
Ferrol
Cadiz
Leghorn
Algiers
Africa
Fienal
Mannez
St. Leopold’s
Cordaint
Belgrade
Outingen
Cologne
Baron de Neuhoff
Zergues
Holland
France
Italy
Baron de Trott
Corsica
Neu- Hoff
Bergues
Port Lorient
van Eyemys M. de Vopiire
Regiment of
Chartres
Vannes
The
India Company
Loulon
Chevalier de la Roche-Allard
Hepce
Minorca
Sardinia
Affrick
Haddock
Shaftesbury
Ehpriday
Edward ‘Hooper
Earl of
Mitchief
Lawford’s
Cora
S.a Buthel
Ilits
Masket
Lawford
Henry Comve
William ‘Martin
Walter Jenkins
Port News From Falmouth Sealed with Multiple Ship Arrivals
Port News from Falmouth notes ships sailing for Lisbon and the West Indies, with several Royal Navy vessels including Sea Horse, Lively, and others departing. The report lists numerous vessel names, origins from Rotterdam to Guernsey, and multiple cargoes and destinations amid autumn maritime activity.
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Falmouth
Lisbon
West-Indies
His Majesty’s
Nhveible
Dolphin
Fox
Deal
Dara
William
Walker
John
Goddwill
Tibbs
Greyhand
Spencer
Haanah
Mutts
Hannah
Minigais
Eliza
Righton
Henry
Mader
Ail
Pantzick
Dispatch
Wetherham
Basd
Boffell
Cockfords
Can
Hope
Heliton
Tea Brothers
Ntias
Election of a Lord Mayor in Gaile hall and health concerns
The piece reports from Munich and The Hague of royal illness with smallpox and weak health in Stockholm, plus dispatches about fleet movements and border talks. It also covers a Court of Hustings in Gaile hall electing a Lord Mayor, with Sir Robert Godfthally Rot and George Heathcote contending before Aldermen, Heathcote ultimately praised for liberty defense while Heathcote cites ill health and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Bavaria
Hague
Helvoet-Sluys
Couries
Hanover
Stockholm
Pyrmont
Hungary
Porte
Belgrade
Prussia
Gailehall
Lord Mayoft
Robert Godfthally
George Heathcote
Heathcote
Rogert Godichal
William. Benn
Charles Hitch
Hubert Baylis
Wiliam Billers
John Williams
John Thompson
Harcourt Master
George Champion
William Rouse
Joseph Hankey
William Baker
George Arnold
George ‘Heathcote
Robert‘Godfthall
Humphry Parsons
Richard Levett
Edward Bellamy
Rogert Willimon
Micajah Perry
Rogeré Westleys
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Brooker
Salvator
Donaldson
Mitter
Sarah
Rose
Merchant
Ketcherman
Concord
Bloome
Unity
Phillipson
John Son
Providence
Durft
Patience
Christian
Davy
Norway
Portsmouth
Arriv
Parham
Davis
Antigua
London
Port News
Paris
Paris A-la-Min
Gravelines
Dunkirk
Knt
Jobh Barker
John Barnard
Robest Godsend
Jel Lambert
John Lequelady
Henry Marhail
Rig
Richard Hoarg
Efy