Periodic dispatches on European affairs and religious notices
Reports from across Europe mention the Porte seeking mediation at Versailles over Moldavia boundaries with Vienna, a Russian prince’s expected visit to Moscow, a customs receiver’s theft of about 40 000 crusades, and Lent dispensations requested in Rome. Paris notes Countess de Bethune defending her children in court, while Utrecht reports Conclave divisions persist and Moors failing to take Fort Victoire with heavy losses and a fresh assault planned.
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Porte
Versailles
Vienna
Moldavia
Russia
Petersbourg
Moscow
Lisbon
Rome
Holy See
Paris
Countess de Bethune
Marthal de Broglio
Lieur Linquet
Madam de Bethune
Sieur Linquet
Utrecht
Italy
Taft
Spain
Fort Victoire
Afsault
London Evening News Bits and Court Proceedings
Gen Conway arrives from Germany and attends Levee at St James's after nine months away. Reported trials at Old Bailey include a bank note theft, adultery case dismissed due to lack of evidence, and a sentence of transportation or penalties for several prisoners. Shipping news notes ships lost or driven ashore, with customs and mint prosecutions ongoing.
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Conway
Germany
Paris
England
St. James’s
St. Mary's Lezon
Falmouth
Anes
Mather
Mena
Portugal
Withers
Plorth
Carolina
Moray
Daftors-Commons
Betteswerth
London
Seaind
Blair
Matham-street
Stichsel Connolly
Trish Mich
Thomas M‘donald
Burford
John Henderson
William Hunter
Newcate
Bow-street
Mint
George Clinton
James Scudder
George II
Thomas Crowder
Henry Rogers
Thomas Riley
Old Bailey
Daniel Ange
Ralph Eden
Ratteheap
Coor
Angus
Crediton
Mr. Weather
Catenton-street
Clerkenwell Bridewell
Newgate
Guildhall
Thomas Pink Fene
Thomas Free
John Brown
Peter Brown
Spa Fields
Will. Middleton
Belfaycastle
Nagthumberland
Golden
Golden- -Quare
Tis House
Ss. James’s Square
Sulimann Anney
Thomas Southoula
Niurk Lane
Yeesterday
Bank Fock
Sipsat
South’ Sea
Srange
Bank Ked
Igners
Mitte
Windy voyage updates on ships and arrivals at ports
Ship news lists several outbound calls and intended voyages including Penelope, Walker bound for Virginia and Ann bound for Africa with other named vessels. Arrivals at Milford, Dublin, Dover, Liverpool, Cowes, and other ports include Pallas, Resolution, Bess, Anna Galley, Lark, Dispatch, and Betsey from various origins.
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Dear
Fee
S.W
Penelope
Walker
Virginia
Mary
Ann
Fairweather
Fanny
Allen
Africa
Frendship
Caple
Curiing
Adventure
Haggey
Jamaica
Clark
Malaga
Trecothick
Moore
William
Flannery
Grenada
Eleanor
Oswald
Antigua
Elizabeth
Leath
Exeter
Gaavesenn
Hose
Otding
Britannia
Richardson
Lucy
Lucretia
Linenhall
Randall
Dublin
Charlotte
Vickers
Piscataqua
Pennsylvania
Live Oak
Nesbit
Georgia
Friendship
Lamey
Ostend
Mlmouth
Pallas
Bowie
Southwell
London
Dover
Resolution
Clift
Guraltar
Liverpool
Bess
Lawson
Cowes
Anna Galley
Piast
Amterdam
Gorke
Lark
Mortis
Maryland
Dispatch
Hayes
Good Intent
Hawkins
Lisbon
Senegal
Betsey
Haycroft
Orange Bay
Somervile
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Ypperday
Holland
Hamevaren
Fesrruary
Leghera
Algier
Bey
Spence
Teneriffe
Weddel
Thorp
Hall
Oporto
Scilly
India
Dino
Sades
Jadia
Jada
Long Ann
Josh
Thomas Kirkland
M.D
R. Raidvin
J. Bew
Butter
Beares
Chaucer
Vare
Hon
Ot 'F. Davies
RuGe-street
J. Mew
Paternder-row
J. Welter
Charing-cigg
Almon
Piccatitty
Royal Navy
W. Binger
J. Nichols
A. Robinson
Publishea
Joan Derbaval
Finzle
Bormer
Eusiih
W. Perry
Academy
Kelso
Murray
Fleet-strest
Derry
Monthly Review
G. Robinson
Bell
Venus
Adonis
Edwards
Royal Academy
David Garrik
John Bell
Exeter-clangé
Strand
Bekerington
York
America
His
Duke of Cumberland
Che
E. Jotrson
Ludgate-street
Amprica
Ferfery
Elefansy
Ambrica
Canada
John Knox
EL Johnston
Ludvate Street
Johnston
Ludgate- Mreet
Joen Leland
Java
God
Price
Jeremiah Seed
Dr. Duchal
Dean Delanty
Pegle
Tiahity
James Belletreagy
Per
M. A
Norton
Cariteale
Roderik Macdorinald
Vallery
Rupert Vanithe
John-Areet
Sam
Cavanath
James. Cowper
Mary Lute
St King's Bill
Golsten-square
Piccarkify
Perth
John Norton
Maredane
Norton Haw Ng
R. Henry
Moe
Hatton-garden
W. Nicoll
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