The Tale of a Pretend Priest and Royal Court Notices
A forged priest of St Roch faces interrogation by a commissary, amid notes from Haguz on July 29. Reports from Brull indicate Indian goods from Surat, including muflings pepper and indigo, sold well to Dutch and English buyers, while private traders influence imperial commerce. Bristol and London items list ships, stock prices, and a House of Commons adjournment, with notices of deaths, appointments, and forthcoming auctions and racing events in Coventry and Chippenham.
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Chatelet
St. Roch
Curace
Haguz
Brull
Fay
India
Ostad
Surat
Flemmings
Laing
Indies
Holland
Bristol
Achilles
Oliver
Jamaica
Leoftiff
Steel
Streights
Ron
Carolina
London
House of Commons
Sub-Sea Company
Amelia
York Buildings
Royal Exchange Assurance
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Royal Exchange
College of Physcians
Edward, Strother
College of Physicians
C. Rivington
Bible and Crown
S. Paul’s Churchyard
Seather
Dr. Radclif
Strother
James Pemberton
Vine
Little Tarn- Stile
Holbourn
Lopez de Vega
Fuaiee Peti Roberts
Oxford Arms
Warwick Lane
Great Park
Coventry
aky-Horé
Galloways
Marcoe
Cosventry
Agufial
Watill
Bull-Inn
Chippenham
Monmouth
Gallas Way
Viscount'Gage
Stoney