Proclamation on Gold Coin Recoinage and Standards
Royal Proclamation directs exchange limits for deficient guineas half guineas and quarter guineas and sets dates for withdrawal or exchange across Great Britain and Ireland. It names authorized exchangers and strict timelines for receipt of coin and remittance to Exchequer. Also notes related European dispatches and public reaction to political events.
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Cain
Dhe
Pwr
Kingdom of
Great Britains
Jaé _neary
Kingdom
Great Britain
Bank of England
Meff
Lemon, Buller, and Co
Truro
Cornwall
Meff, Baring and Co
Exeter
Plymouth
Devon
Benjamin Collins
City of
Salisbury
Cam and Co
Bath
Llaydy Elton, Miller, Tyndall, Gillam
Edge
Briflok
Leonard Bilfon-Gwyn
Caermarthen
Principality of Wales
Samuel Niblett and Son
Gloucester
Berkton and
Fothergill
Birmingham
Warwick
Thomas Little
Coventry
Abel, Smith, and Co
Nottingham
John Barker
Litchfield
Eig
Jolie Beery
Shrewsbury
Lodge, Arthington and Becket
Leede
County of York
Parker, Roebuck
Bury St. Edmands
County of Suffolk
Thomas Fern
Sudbury
Treasury
London Gazette
Lemon, Buller, and Company
Baring and Company
Mel
Cam and Company
Lloyd, Zleon, Miller, Tyndal,Gilham,and Edge
London
Westminster
Angak
England
Scotland
Westminttee
Coun
Paineas
Commons
Menie
St. James’s
Jane
GOD Save the King
Kingdom of Ireland
Vessel arrivals and sailings include ships to Weymouth and Barbadoes
In an 18th century port log, multiple ships arrive and depart for Jamaica, Barbadoes, Leghorn, Bristol, Weymouth, Portsmouth, and Southampton. Notable vessels include the Indian pilot Good Intent and the Barbadoes Planter, with arrivals from Virginia and Jamaica and several others passing by Gravesend and the Downs.
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Daat
Jorarg
Wind S. W
Boyce
Leghorn
Good Intent
Thomaz
Macre
Pentine
Bristol
Union
Catharine
Thomas and
Susannah
Weymouth
Friends Goodwill
Badcock
Portsmouth
Sand Oak
Ditborough
Southampton
Friendship
Dunn
Jamaica
Barbadoes
Blackburn
Elisabeth
Leitch
Virginia
Drar
S.W
Swift
Lante
Reward
Cande
Oporto
Gravesend
Leopard
Gorham
Botton
Whitby
Miller
John
Jane
Chapman
Riga
Sandy Point
Gibbon
St. Kitts
Willie
Bay of Rosse
Lovisa
Williams
Young Vrow
Harms
Embden
Hawke, Hawke
Oscay
Dover
Mars
Curtis
I . Ranbroke
Attie
Ja_ maich
Anda Tive
Moxon
Smyrna
Prince Withiam
White
New York
Tobago
Extraordinary mixed dispatches on Crimea and Prussia
An assembled column reports a March battle with 10 000 Tartars and a bold Cossack rescue near Kalala. casualties and horses lost are noted alongside a strategic March toward Ey. Separate items recount Prussian disputes in a Baltic port and Salem town meeting support for Boston in the American cause.
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Delpérucki
Kuban
Crimea
Tartary
Chan
She Kaige
Badwotton
Shem
Seo
Kalala
Inakely
Randise
Con ® Bey
Miurfes
Basides
Danizlc
Marienwarder
Dietz
Prussia
Mucha
Stenislaus Augustus
Poland
Europe
Staxilaus Agustus
Pruffia
Flouris
Paris
Ite
Bden
New England
Salem
Botton
Corte
Harteford
Reveps
Boston
America
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Jone
Krim
George R
Holland
Altona
Copenhagen
Baltick
North Sea
Holsteis
Fune
Duke de Choiseul
Henry the Fourth