Embargo at Custom-House Detains 14 Ships for Failing
Harwich reports an embargo at the Custom-House last night detaining 14 ships ready to sail. Letters from Madrid note a Spanish convoy leaving Cadiz on the 8th and the Pretender landing at Roses on the 7th, with Madrid preparing Buen Retiro for his reception. An appeal court conduct and executions are listed, with stock prices and new religious publications advertised.
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s-Inn-Squire
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St. James’s
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Philip
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UY & ColleMion
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