Mail from France Reports Charter Renewal Amid Amendments
Yesterday arrived from France the Asiatic Company charter renewal pending near expiry. In Frankfurt on March 138 a dispute arose between the two Vicars of the Empire over arms. The Elector Palatine seeks the Imperial Eagle for his house, Saxony opposes, but hopes remain for tranquil relations between the courts. Grefheim reports three strong earthquake shocks on the night of the 5th and 6th raft, the Jaft most violent yet causing no major damage.
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Asiatic Company
Frankfort
Elector Palatine
Saxony
Grefheim
Principality of
Darmstadt
Wind N E blows hard in Downs at April voyage end
Wind from the northeast blew hard causing the Scout sloop Nimble cutter and the Durham Beatson to fail on their voyage to Quebec. No ships remained in the Downs as the crews contended with the gale.
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Deal
Durham
Beatson
Quebec
Downs
French Flag Edict for Windward Vessels and Depredation Case
A March letter from the French Minister of Marine orders that all December vessels in the Windward Islands fly the National Flag and warns officers to enforce it. It recounts a dispute over depredations on French nets by British sailors, including the Hope sloop case at Boulogne where Hollis and crew were punished, and mentions Swedish Indiamen returning to port under convoy after July.
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Board of Commerce
America
Minster
France
Paris
Ferguson
Burgess
Duke of Leeds
Cowes
Thomas Hollis
Boulogne Sur Mer
Duke of Dorset
Hollis
Boulogie 5
Galles
Court of Admiralty of
Boulogne
Portsmouth
Spithead
Royal manners and distant notices amid a busy week
A mixed column notes the Duke of Clarence crediting his prudent cash flow and timely payments, contrasts Hungarian and German rulers, and describes a curious bread earth technique from Upper Lusatia. It also reports the death of Marquis de Miremont Berrieux, ship launches, highwaymen robbery near Romford, a bribery trial ruling, a Brighthelmstone skeleton find, and local marriages and deaths in Dover Seaford and Cambersyell.
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Hungary
Joseph
Germany
Leopold
Tuscany
Lusatia
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Counts de Miremont
Auvergne
Belval
Laon
Finian Bruce
Chatham
Queen Charlotte
Prince of Wales
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Royal George
Plymouth
William Nicholson
Ywolverhampton
Bridgnorth
Bradshaw
Chesterton
London
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Alexander Lord Loughborough
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Westminster
Rafter
Zephyr
Moss
Cardiff
Cherburgh
Wilkinson
York Theatre
Leicester Afizes
Levi
Harwich
Whalebone
Romford
Mastersip of Free Grammar School Bolton To Be Filled
Public notice announces vacancy at Free Grammar School of Bolton in the Moors Lancaster. Trustees will elect a new Master on Thursday July first between twelve and two at the Boar's Head in Bolton. Candidates to attend and be examined. testimonials of ability and character to be sent to John Ridgway Bolton. Former salary eighty pounds yearly with house. another under-master post also available.
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Free Grammar School
Bolton
County of
Lancaster
Thomas Moss
Tse
John Ridgway
River Lee Trustees Meeting Notice Adjourned to April
Notice that a meeting of the River Lee trustees is adjourned and will be held at the Bull Inn in Wire Hertford on Wednesday the 12th of April in the forenoon. Dated April 5.
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Lee
Bull Inn
Wire
Hertford
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