Persian minsters at Baffara and Arabia reported
In a late bulletin from The Ruine dated July 2 reports that Persians have appointed themselves minsters at Baffara and across Arabia, with the Muf felimi of Cardiffan said to back the Regent of Persia. The Porte remains silent to avoid unrest. Genoa notes an English ship arriving from Cadiz after meeting a French squadron and a Spanish squadron set to join them. Salisoury reports Samuel Webb proposing a longitude method via earth rotation and fixed stars, seeking parliamentary reward.
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Arrivals and Passages From Jamaica to English Ports
A fragmented shipping log lists arrivals at English ports and outbound vessels. Wards include Jupiter from Corke, Charming Molly and 8 :Miami, and numerous ships passing by the Endeavour and Nancy from Dunkirk, with several vessels from Jamaica and London regions noted for Priston, Provences, and Southamptoe routes.
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Gravesen
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Nice
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Antelope
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Betley
Ripp
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Kennedy
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Green
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Magdalen
Roche
Cadiz
Rhode Island Act Repeal Alarms Colonial Courts
In Providence on May 11 the General Assembly passed an act repealing a law securing allegiance in Rhode Island and Providence Plantations and altering writs and oaths. Boston reports note arrests for arming against Parliament, sequestered arms, and a militia build at forts and islands as colonial tensions rise.
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Boston
Forthill
Noddle Island
Dorshester Point
Morpeth election writ and distant war notes emerge
Reports from yesterday include the writ for Morpeth's member and expected selection of Sir Ralph Payne, transport news from Halifax, and varied intelligence from Congress, Washington, and Paris. Also noted are trials, wage strikes at Moorfields, oats prices, and minor thefts at Rockingham’s Grosvenor Square home.
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Drowned at Gallows Green and local notices
Gravesend reports three saved but Browning a hop merchant drowned in the Borough. Daniel Shirly of Barking, Essex, riding into a pond near Bow, drowned after a coughing fit. Lady of Col Pigot’s wife bore a daughter at Audley Street. Marriages announced in London churches. Died notices include Bazin in Cornhill, Chafir of Cherie, Grovener of Dover, Price of All Souls, Barslett of Bartlett, Captain Jenkins at Twickenham, Bedford in Berkeley Square, and Lawrey at the White Horse inn Fleet Market.
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Mason
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Mortlake
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Bartlett
Twickenham
Jenkins
The
Royahavy
Charles-street
Berkeley’ Square
Bedford
White-Horse Inn
Fleet-market
Lawrey
Property Auction in Norfolk Sale of House and 20 Acres
Norfolk to be sold by auction by Henry Watkins at Garraway's Coffee-house on the 16th of July at noon. The dwelling house of the late Mathew Pepper Manby with 20 acres adjoining, a walled garden, fruit trees, fish ponds, stables for 14 horses, barn, coachhouse, and other offices, all in Denver county. Also thirty one acres of land in Denver to be sold by auction on the 20th of July. Viewings and particulars available from attorneys in Downham and London offices.
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Jonathan Wilson
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