Turkish envoy to renew traces with courts and travels
Vienna May 27 reports Turkish envoy appointed by the Grand Signior to resume contact with the Ottoman court and renew negotiations with Berlin Stockholm and Versailles. He will travel by sea to Constantinople via Marseilles after a quarantine at Semlin. A dispute at Bud a led to executions among attendants and troops. The Prince of Saxe Terchen heads to the French court with a crucial commission for the new king.
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Vienna
Nincias
Berlin
Stockholm
Versailles
Marftilfes
Constantinople
Semlin
Buda
Bula
Antrian Trodéps
Prince of Saxe
France
Soldiers to sail into the Bay this summer
Gasport June 14 reports orders directing mo men of war to enter the Bay this summer to save expense. Canterbury June 15 details a seizure of uncustomed goods at Polders. Spencer challenged a Custom-house officer, the pistol fired by accident, he fell dead. The coroner ruled the death accidental.
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Gasport
Canterbury
Spen¢er
Spencer
Ships Arrivals and Departures Across European Ports
Dust and wind limit sailing as Henry Bennet sails for Liverpool and Mermaid for Chester. Vessels from Dublin to Rotterdam and Teneriffe to Stockholm report arrivals and passing ships including Mercury and others from Boulogne, Leghorn, and St Vincent. Port lists show vessels arriving at Hill Bristol Milford and Portsmouth with cargo and crew details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blore
Henry Bennet
Liverpool
Mermaid
Cotton
Chester
de Weptune
Oliver
Dublin
Rotterdam
Robert
Clark
Hallant
North Carolina
Prince of Wales
Belt
Narva
Francis
Barnby
Dantzic
Bristol
Dimsdale
Jones
Falmouth
Kilkenny
Touzin
Maria
Prift
Ondon
Hoppett
Strom
Stockholm
Oo Milford
Jennet
Speedwell
Fox
Georgia
Governor Pownal Reports Bread Price Origins in London
Gov Pownal reports after examining laws from Fleury II to Queen Anne that meal and flour were integral to bread costs and that the reform under Queen Anne shifted responsibilities from millers to magistrates. The note details two breads in force and analyzes wheat and flour markets at the London Corn Exchange from 1759 to 1773, finding no marketed flour suited for those breads and confirming price trends.
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Pownal
Fleury
George Hs
Corn Exchange of
London
Bread Act report urges fair division of flour profits
The committee report argues for dividing and pricing flour to satisfy the act and benefit the public. It claims baker and miller profits would be fair, bread standards preserved, and cheap wheaten bread provided, with emphasis on protecting the poor and laborers while ensuring enforcement practicality.
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Matster
Bakers Company
Victualling Office
Pelham
Farrar
George Younge
Devon
Exeter
Charles Irwin
London
Proposals on Finances and Court Etiquette in France
Impetuous temper delays resolutions from England as bills in contemplation are sent to provinces. Savings include meals at court, extradition penalties, and massive horse and carriage rearrangements at Versailles Fontainbleau and other sites. A Wardmote elected a Common-councilman in the City. Market prices faltered in Surrey and Kingston. Midland and Norfolk Circuits scheduled: Warwick, Coventry, Oakham, Leicester, Derby, Nottingham, Lincoln. Robberies reported near Hampstead and Ratcliffe Highway. Birth of a son to Mrs. Henley Ongley. Deaths: Francis Andrews Provost of Dublin, MP for London, and others.
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Boton
New- York
England
Mark
Maisons de Plavance
Versailles
Les Petites Ecuries
Brandebourg
France
Fontainbleau
Brand
Girdters Hall
Basinghall-street
Nicholon
John Frith
White Bear
John Burlow
Kingston
Guildford
Midland
Baron Perrett
Fustice Wiles
Warwickshire
Warwick
Coventry
Northamptonshire
Northampton
Rutlandshire
Oakham
Leicestershire
Leicester
Derbyshire
Derby
Nottinghamshire
Nottingham
Lincolnshire
Castle of
Lincoln
City of
Norfolk
Fustice de Grey
Fustice Aten
Buckingham
Bedfordshire
Bedford
Huntingdonshire
Huntingdon
Cambridgeshire
Cambridge
Suffolk
Bury St. Edmund’s
Norwich
Hampstead
Highgate
Cane Wood
Stelling
Haberdather
Ratclif-highway
London
Francis Andrews
University of Dublin
City of Londonideny
Ireland
Battersea
Paul Bevan Figeinten
Hackney
Rebelo de'Mers Dota
Coppleton
Glover
Carnaby
Auction notices for drainage meeting and Sussex estate sale
Notices advertise a drainage commission meeting to be held at the Angel Inn New Sterard on Tuesday July 9 at eleven, and an auction on June 23 at Spread Eagleton Midhurst for a messuage barn garden and 33 acres in Heyshott Sussex in occupation of Nicholas Hopkins with timber on site. Further particulars from Mr Wardroper at Midhurst.
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House of Commons
Boston
Cooper
Downs
New- York
Bardarous
e'Angel Inn
New- Sterard
Teestay
Ferencon
Bankes
Batten
Cincolgshire
Lloanapford
Sleford
County of
Lincoln
Witham
Angel Vin
Sicaord
Ssues I
Hertford
Nicholl
Peae
Aylesbury
Haydon Hill
Eagleton
Midhurst
Sussex
Heyshott
Suoffex
Nicholas Hopkins
Wardroper
Michurst
Halvergate
Acle
Norfolk
Thomas Wells
John Howard
John Barrett
Walker
Lowestoft
Nathanty
Symepes
James Turner
William ‘Bvylor
Yarhouth
N.B
Barrett
Barton Pone Trent
Batton Park
John Holland
Thomas Webb
Barton-Park
Deroy
AfXbourne
Uttoxeter
Burtonboon
Trent
Nathaniel Lifer
Armitage Park
Litchfield
John Fletcher
Litchfieid
Mr. Hianiion
Stoney-Stratford
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Foreign Intelligence
Country News
Uluily George Grenville Esq
John Seare
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