Mails From France and Flanders Reported Arrived
The letter from Constantinople notes abundant goods in view and mentions Sieur Tatt leaving the Grand Signior, aiming to serve the Emperor of Morocco. Capt Andre de Bruyn arrives with Rosignel’s letter confirming war between the States-General and the Emperor of Morocco, with hostilities set to begin January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Constantinople
Sieur Tatt
Morocco
Hagar
Andre de Bruyn
Rosignel
Arrivals and Departures on the River and Atlantic
Ship arrivals and departures listed with ports, vessels, captains, and origins. Includes Magdalen Hace from Lisbon to the River, Bristol arrivals from Philadelphia and Newfoundland, Falmouth from Galicia and Malaga, and ships passing the Downs and Plymouth. Various names: Griffin, Reed, Merritan, Symon, Gard, Ogilvie, Davis, Varley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dear
Blows
Magdalen
Hace
Lisbon
Eagle
Bowden
Bristol
Gravesean
Aurora
Reed
New-York
Liberty
Naim
Marylaté
Lagit
Gilbie
Brith Museum
Guinup
Salais
Sand Katy
Clark
Amelia
Symon
Philadelphia
Polly
Clements
Newfoundland
Gard
South Carollina
Cleveland
Biboa
Oo Falmouth
Adventure
Christian
Galicia
Smith
Malaga
the Downs
Emerald
Ogilvie
Teneriffe
Homie
Newcastle
Upwell
Muntes
Lynn
Cuxhaven
Elbe
Varley
Efall
Proclamation on Indian trade regulations opens Creek trade
London from the South Carolina Gazette reports that on Nov 12 Sir James Wright and Stuart in Savannah concluded a treaty with Creek leaders. A new set of Indian trade regulations is approved, revoking old licenses and requiring fresh permits to govern trade and maintain peace, with officials to lodge copies for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Gazatte
Charles Town
Willian Bull
James Wright, Barte
Georgia
Savannah
Stuart
Southern Department
James Wright
Secretary’s Ofice
Wituram Butt
Unknown Balkan tensions and Moorish landing rumor
A Gibraltar report claims 20,000 Moors landed near Ceuta on the Barbary shore. A private Petersburgh letter from December 19 notes continued war anxieties, Prussian ambassador Sofmsy in conflict talks, and Lobkowita’s possible recall to Vienna. It also mentions army reorganization and a plan involving religious liberty in the Ottoman realm, prompting potential emigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Ceuta
Petersburgh
Count Sofmsy
Prusian
Berlin
Almos
Lobkowita
Vienna
Oleae
Consteneive Ple
Poe
Divitt
Aibertief
Ottoman Empire
Europe
Infidel schemes spark blame and fear in London letters
A fragmentary 18th century narrative cites a heated speech warning against infidels and opposing factions. It notesRoyalist concerns, maritime losses, and a bystander’s call to arms as merchants and manufacturers debate policy toward America. It also records trials, births, marriages, deaths, and stock prices in a dense local chronicle.
Letter From Leeds Inhabitant On Import Crisis
A letter from Ms Ledda is read at the King's Arms tavern in Leeds recounting the sufferings of local manufacturers due to non importation. Mr Barclay is noted as reading the pitiable account, with subscribers from Leeds supporting the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay
Gomes
London
Leeds
King’s Arms
Ledda
Walter the Bookseller Moves to Spring Garden Corner
James Cowper reports Walter, a bookseller, has moved to a larger house at the Corner Spring Garden facing the Swrané, thanking patrons for favors while offering certificates of cures by Maredant's Drops. He cites a patient cured of scrofula Kings Evil and urges confidence in the medicine from Mayer and Susgedn, with cautions against counterfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Hetaers Head
Charing-cross
Spring-Garden
Swrané
Spain
Hig Mutitieront Tigre Narners
pCoort
T. Davies
Ruffel- Street
Coventegarden
J. Bew
Paternofter-law
J. Walter
Charing-cro
Frantispiecse
Price One
Plutarch
John Langhorne
D,d
William
Langhorn
G. Dilly
Robson
Beths
Abe Folia
T. Cadell
J. Knox
We Goldsmith
J.jobson
Matesty
Eake
Bridelane
Fleet-street
Atas
Roderick Macdonnald
John-street
Lam
Cavendish-square
James Cowper
Mary Lute
Mayer En Susgedn
Golden
Piccadilly
Lohi
John Nore
Norte 9
Maredant
Sounterfrits
Norton
Ueain
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France
Flanders
IER
Ghiahar
Speedwell
Maryland
Wfanners
Parkin
Terceira A
Huntingdon
Pigou
Baflora
Persia
Aes
Bendy
Wilts
Taylor
Bath
Elizabeth Smith
Somerford
Fiherman
Kingston
Rat
Hill
Newgate
John Sherwood
Sefsons
St. Margaret’s Hill
Dorking
Sessions House
Old Bailey
Pullen
Islington
Maurice, Esq
Queen Anne-street
Vurlin
Queen-street
Hoxton-square
Manchester
John Bower
Frances Jodrell
Francis Jodre
Stepney
Ann Steedon
Cacton
Norwich
Mr. Gogill
Brundall
Norfolk
India
Lediatbendis
Pris
Bank Red
Sgial
Navy
Gm Wisk
Dil
Ditto
Signet
Rei
E.D
ST O'R
Great Britain
America
Andy
Neek
Dewsberry
Betley
Heckmondwicke
Aeges
Eee Coleg Nside
Fame
David Barclay
Xyzan Swiefen
Resp B.schomberg
M.D
Society of Antiquaries
BE. Johnston
Ludgate-street
Ogave
Chestefield
Starvensee
Denmark
D. Punter
Enevold Brandt
Wendeborn
Ludgate-Hill
A. Linde
Bridges
Cus
C. Dity
J. Johnson
Se. Pauli
Richardfort
Urquhart
Royal Exchange
Paterhofter-row
B. Ouse
Edie Wibey
Greenough
T. Greenough
F Newbury
Mericinal
Bar
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Lendon
E. Rivington
J. Hintany
Collins
R. Horsfield
W. ‘Fohntten
Ww. Owen
T. Gator
E. Johnson
Crowder
C. Diy
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