Danish Troops Seize Holstends Villages In Holstein Claim
From Lubeck a report declares Danish troops occupy villages known as the Holstends partly within Frasay and part of the Chapter s domain under pretense they were Holstein demesnes. Denmark asserts the right to recruit there, while local magistrates and the Chapter oppose. Expresses have been sent to Vienna to seek redress from the Emperor.
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Hey
Lubeck
Denmark
Holstends
Holstein
Vienna
Arrivals at English Ports Mention Various Indiamen and Packs
Arrivals list includes numerous ships returning from Jamaica Oporto Gibraltar and other places. Forts Dover Bristol Philadelphia Lewistown Quebec and Virginia report arrivals like Lovely Kitty Whiz London Packet and Sally Ruffel with crews from Antigua New England and Maryland.
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Dear
W.N.W
Frentship
Trentham
Jamaica
Ohn
M‘cheed
Oporto
London
Hid
Dubbins
Nancy
Ogilie
Gibraltar
Robsertfon
Neptune
Punderfon
Vraima
Tryton
Cheater
Alicant
Gibbons
Coare
Barbadoes
John
Elizabeth
Smith
Newfoundland
William
Jefferys
Liverpool
Berandale
Bristol
Salisbury
Rechfort
Jones
Coke
Eagle
Ayton
Dublin
Eastern Hall
Parser
Maryland
New Trimmer
Welling
Libon
Port of London
Tan
Entegzeninwaarns
Lisbon
New
Delphaven
Providence
Shacp
Rotterdam
Unity
Becan
Mempress
Tyrrel
Sarah
Memprefs
Eliza Wih
Magness
Cyragen
Luka
Hannah
Martha
Darwell
Dubin
Chvmoine
Collins
Dover
Lovely Kitty Whiz
Labratore
Charlotte
Rogers
Rhode-Dand
Julus Cassar
Fea
Uem Salem
Charming Nancy
Ladd
Antigua
Montague
New England
Balem
Kennedy
Nelly Frigate
Gregg
Mayland
Susannabh
Debbie
Virginia
Ann
Forten
Philadelphia
Swallow
Griffith
Sukey
Puddicombe
Malaga
Bugatreth
Madre
Sally
Ruffel
Lewistown
London Packet
Reed
Mogadore
Quebec
Ancy
Rollinson
Polly
Brown
Newhaven
Katty
Qrme
Dominica
Salemy
Tea Riot at Charles Town Stuns Townsfolk and Lords
News from Charles Town November six recounts a mass gathering aboard Britannica that protested six chests of tea. A scaffold was erected for the execution of tea and symbols, the crowd burnt the scaffold and tea, and carried tea to ladies’ cannisters. A messenger bore dispatches to Lord William Campbell while orders issued to man warships for the Mediterranean relief.
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Dendis Is
General Gage
St. Laurence
Portsmouth
Heart of Oak
Gunn
Liberty
Lafley
Falmouth
Carolina
Charles Town
Britannica
Ball
London
Pope
Lord N
Lord Dartmouth
William Campbell
South Carolina
Mediterranean
Royal entertainment and naval orders in the era
A new-married lady was presented to the Queen by the Countess of Chatham, followed by a lavish Pall Mall entertainment. Orders were issued to fit ships at Sheerness for foreign service, while Coventry awaits commission for the East Indies. News covers ship sightings, tavern robberies, local deaths, births, marriages, and obituaries with a focus on prominent London figures and maritime matters.
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Countess of
Chatham
Lord Temple
Pall-mall
Sheerness
Coventry
East Indies
Jones
Jenny
Bristol
New-York
Betsey
Dominica
London
Deblin
Susanna
Virginia
Rebecca
Strahan
Cape of Virginia
Wallace
Senegal
Kirby Hall
George
Bacchus
Hill
Madison
Amelia
Stevenson
Oporto
Capt
Richard Vowell
66Th Regiment of Foot
Lord Adam Gordon
Middlesex
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Court of King’s Bench
Hafington
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Soho
St. George’s Church
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Lincoln’s Inn
Esg
Miss Blackall
Argyle-street
Robert Steventon
Castle- Hedingham
Miss Chater
Devonshire-street
Spitalfields
Jonathan Tomkins
Leatherfeller
Redcross Street
Ann Quarring
Leadenhall Street
Joseph Cappadoce
Efe
Arundel-street
Strand
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Fields
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Vauxhall
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Duke-street
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Holborn
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Thomas Hil
Cheapide
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