Misfortune Surfaces in Monmouthshire Shooting Accident
In the Christmas Holy Days a young gentleman shooting at crows on a wheat-rick in Monmouthshire was fatally shot when another traveler from Oxford nearby discharged a gun into his thigh. He died two days later from the wound.
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Downs Passage News of Shipping Movements
A brief sailing notice lists the Crown and the Sabath Sloop heading outward for the East Indies, with the Prince Frederick bound for Antigua, the Owfar for Jamaica, and the Sarah for Rotterdam, all remaining in the Downs amid light northerly winds.
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News from London and France reports in 1747 Parliament and arrests
Letters from France describe an insurrection at Toulouse sparked by two merchants who hoarded corn in dry vaults to sell at high prices. Parliaments, oaths, and adjournments fill the day as ships arrive from Leghorn Hamburg and Newfoundland. Privateers, prizes, and robberies mix with court notices and transport orders as sailors petition for prize money.
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Navy Office Notice on Interest Due for Bills 1746-1747
Navy officers announce that interest is payable on certain Navy and Transport Bills registered between October 1746 and June 1747. Holders may present the bills at the Treasurer’s Office in Broad Street to receive interest and have the amounts written off on the documents.
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