Harvest in these kingdoms and royal illuminations planned
The London Gazette notes a plentiful harvest this year with promising corn and Indian crops. Madrid reports Parma Duke expecting a son to be celebrated with three galas and illuminations. Promotions announced for various officers across dragoons and guards. Ship news lists arrivals and ships at various ports with routes from Gottenburgh Dunkirk and Oporto.
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Parma
Hess
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John Prince
Inniskilling
Dragoons
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1St
Reg
Foot Guards
Tho
Colins
William Colquhoun
3D Reg
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Swanton
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Edward Baillie
David Anstruther
Queen’s Reg
Foot
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Robert Saltonstall
Robert Baillie
Chetwynd
6Th
William Bray
14Th Reg
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Horace Churchill
Goth
James Gould
41St
Charles Green
36Th Reg
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Howe
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Word
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Active
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Hall
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Lamb
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Nathaniel Clayton
St. John’s
Newcastle
Winchester
Puddletrenbryde
Dorsethire
London News Highlights From Dublin to Warsaw
London reports a recovered Queen, Polish conspiracies, and sweeping trials in Warsaw. Ireland aids the poor with weekly meat and bread. Ships from India bring word of Admiral Harland’s death. multiple drownings and accidents plague London streets.]]>
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Duke of Portland
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Dinah
Watson
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Rotterdam
Zealand
John
Robert Staines
Hertford
Cambridge
Mason
Cropley
Balance Pads for Windlasses Raise Ship Handling Efficiency
An 18th century description promotes Mr Moore’s Balance Pails as a new windlass accessory. They claim to reduce crew numbers in anchor handling, enable safe operation at night, allow deckside storage near the windlass, use wooden necks for cheaper safer lifting, prevent limb injuries, aid warping ships, loading timber, and hoisting heavy weights, and enable ships to carry heavier anchors and cables, with sale and fitting arranged through Moore in Coleman-street London and agents in major ports.
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Moore
London
Rolling Carriages and Wagons Move to Rollers in Trade
A notice from Parliament lists rolling carriages and wagons in various constructions moving to rollers. James Sharp of Lenden hall-street, London, after Michaelmas, offers these items for sale. Prices and terms follow, with parting arrangements and draw allowances for any number of horses or cattle.
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James Sharp
Lenden
Hall-Street
London
Lansing
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