Distemper in Jeddo Portents Global News From 1774
Letters from France and Holland report a devastating plague in Jeddo and surrounding areas with 709000 deaths in 1773. Updates describe floods, harsh cold in Silesia, a 115 year old Polish resident, and news of Pius VI’s election in Rome.
Arrivals and ships at various ports including Southampton and Bristol
Shipping news lists numerous East Indiamen and other vessels sailing to Far India Constantinople and Virginia to Carolina, with ships such as Timbiel Swan Hamilton and Liberty Lessly. Arrivals include Venus from Oporto Union from Rotterdam African King from Antigua and other vessels reaching Dartmouth Bristol Oporto Jamaica Falmouth Plymouth Dover and South Carolina ports.
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E . S. Dear
Hampshire
East- Indiaman
Timbiel
Far India
Swan
Stoddart
Constantinople
Hamilton
Ogilvie
Virginia
Liberty
Lessly
Carolina
Robert
Arkin
Corke
Fagpy
Miller
Success
Mendelson
Gravestens
Magen
Jannet
Graham
Fair Trader
Princess of Wales
Dixon
Elizabeth
Campbell
Ceres
Hare
Prince of
Oporto
John
Tucker
Mary
Goodridge
Cadiz
Friendship
Trimbler
St. Sebatiaga's
Bristol
Union
Perkins
Rotterdam
Williamson
Antigua
Brislnegron
Moores
Jamaica
Sally
Chubb
Falmouth
Clements
Plymouth
Venice
Pope Pius Sixth Proclaimed From Braschi in Rome Conclave
Extract from Rome reports the Conclave split into Zealous Royalists and Indifferent factions. Cardinal Braschi, from the Zealous, is proclaimed Pope Pius the Sixth at about two oclock. He is 58 and opponents fear the election will harm the Holy States. Also a Hamburg letter notes Britain blocking North American trade.
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Rome
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Calini
Torregiani
Castelli
Buonaccorfi
Buffalini
Delle Lanzi
Spigsia
Paracciani
Boschi
Braschi
Baromeo
Bvlonna
Pamphili
Girand
Conti
Alpanies
Veterani
Fantuzzi
Visconti
Caracciolo
Caraffa
Corfini
Miggazi
York
France
Spain
Portugal
Austria
Cardinal Braschi
Pius the
Holy States
Hamburgh
Board of Commerce
North America
Methew
Reading
America
Duty on Polish trade sparks tension with Britain
The King of Prussia imposes a twelve percent duty on all Polish transit goods and Polish production passing through his realms for foreign account, pressuring Poland to buy only goods made in Prussia, prompting questions about consistency with recent British declarations. The piece also reports a public welcome for Henry Cruger in Bath and Keynsham, a procession to celebrate his parliamentary return, court adjournments and notable deaths, marriages, and appointments in London society.
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Dhe Welvaren
Geynwend
Japan
Jeddo
Isle
Sono
Warsaw
Benoit
Berlin
Prussia
Republick
Dresden
Silesia
Vienna
Zakrzewska
Minski
Poland
Venice
Constantinople
Porte
Danube
Erzerum
Trebizonde
Romania
Bulgaria
Versailles
Rome
Cardinal Braschi
Cesena
Pius VI
Polish Republic
Great Britain
Brisel
March
Parkstreet
Henry Cruger
House of Commons
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Keynsham
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Liberty
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All Souls College, Oxford
Weston Turville
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Lincoln
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Corbet-court
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Hutison
England
Queen Elizabeth
Leigetter
Mpe Ce Montespan
Femail Fofuertee
Elistoire d’Epaminondas
Friends
Rebipfon
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Five Churches in the City and Bank Stock Notices
The fragment notes five churches in the city and mentions a residence at Newington. It includes partial banking terms and prices for various securities such as India bonds, Old Annuities, New Annuities, and Confederate bonds with mixed percentages, indicating a market listing or brokerage page. The text references a Ms Jold White, a bank cashier, and listing of bonds like India Ann, Navy and Viet Bill, and various Confederate issues.
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Newington
Butts
Jold White
India
Chelsea Hospital Out-Fensioners Ordered to Appear
Notices from the Commissioners for Chelsea Hospital instruct London and within 25 miles pensioners to attend at the Secretary's office for examination by a Board from March 6 to March 16. Distances beyond 25 miles require future advertisements and nonappearance risks being deemed dead or provided for by government. John Micholl, Secretary. Also includes a commodity notice about a Surinam cattle potatoes sale with farming costs and expected profits.
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Royal’ Hospital
Chelsea
London
Rad
Ort
Hibberdine
Garraway
Swineshead
Bolton
Lincoln
Annard
Brought
Newark
Cowper Love
Lincolnshire
Fall of Port Egmont and Penguin Shallop Journal
Account of the expedition to Port Egmont in Falkland Islands in 1792. Includes the Penguin Shallop’s transfers during their stay, by Bernard Penros. Published for J. Johnson at St Paul’s Churchyard with general foreign literature reviews for January.
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Falkland
Bernard Penros
J. Johnson
St. Paul's Churchyard
France
Portugal
Faly
Switzerland
Spain
Holland
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