Death of Sardinian Majesty Prompts Royal Mourning
From London SAZETT RE dated Feb 20 and March 3 report the death of the Sardinian King after a period of illness. The Royal Family plans to relocate to the Varella for a few days as mourning begins. The crown grants Thomas Party, Esq. the office of Rector or Receiver of the perpetual tenths of all dignities and offices in the governors’ bounty for clergy maintenance.
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Collision Claims Passengers in Seafaring Tragedy
A Pool-boat on voyage from thence to this place was fouled by a collier on Friday near Sepanty Feb 28. The collision caused the vessel to sink and many passengers perished. The Captain and crew survived. Maritime authorities investigate the incident.
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Arrivals and ship bidders across ports and seas
The list records arrivals of numerous vessels and bidders at various ports with names including Montague Parker Hereford Buney Jamaica Beaver Coffin and General Wolf. It lists captains and ships from London Liverpool Seville South Carolina and Jamaica with destinations like Madeir a Plymouth Nevis and St Eustatia reflecting a bustling transatlantic trade scene.
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Importation and exportation corn bill debated in House
Governor Pownal informed the House of Commons that the corn bill demands serious attention for landed and commercial interests. He sought further information and moved to commit the bill for Friday. Sulivan announced a petition from the East India Company and Lord North suggested delaying East India discussions until Monday next.
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Bill for relief of felons and prison fees passes in Parliament
The committee reported on a petition to establish a plate glass manufactory and a bill was ordered. The bill for the relief of prisoners charged with felony who are acquitted now frees them, and abolishes fees for clerks marshalling and other officers, to be replaced by county funding. Letters from Dunkirk and notices from Portsmouth report ambassadors traveling, inclinations of English residents abroad, and a Carib casualty. Additional items include a hangar of public meetings, a horse race between the Duke of Cumberland and Sir Edward Hales, dockyard thefts, a murder confession, and various bankruptcy surrender dates and dividend meetings.
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