Shipping and Race Notes In Hanover Leghorn and Paris
News briefs from Leghorn and Paris report Hessian troop movements through Hanover, potential embarkation sites for 4000 Bruns wickers, and a political shift in horse racing with the Count D Artois and Duke of Chartres promoting the pastime. A wager pitting Count de Menon against the Prince of Naffan features a comical Sapieha on a public run.
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Yeterday
Holland
Landers
Hammaten
Matthias
Stade
Ritzebuttel
Hanover
Leghorn
Spain
Paris
D’artois
Chartres
Count de Menon
Prince of
Naffan
Prince of Sapieha
Prince Sapieha
Duke de la Valliere
Smuggling Ship Seizure Ends With Officers Kidded Aboard
In Yarmouth on March 1 customs officers seized a vessel loaded with cargo. While unloading, smugglers lured them ashore to drink, bound them, cut the ship’s cable, and sailed away toward Holland with the officers presumed aboard.
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Yarmouth
Holland
Indian Chiefs to Canada and navy news from London
London reports that two Indian Chiefs recently presented to the Crown may return with General Burgoyne to Canada, carrying curious military gifts. Admiral Greaves reports to the Lords. vessels convoyed by Sir Peter Parker are scattered, with ships sighted heading to Lisbon and Jamaica. Privateers from Philadelphia and French warships near Madeira appear in gossip, while a fire aboard a foreign vessel in the British Channel consumes its crew. Theft at a Saltpetre Bank area is noted.
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London
St. James’s
Burgoyne
Canada
Admiral Greaves
Admiralty
Lord Sandwich
Sandwich
Falmouth
South Carolina
Friends Adventure
Shuldham
Matthews
Corke
Sir Peter Parker
Botton
Peter Parker
Downs
Spithead
Thompson
Jamaica
Seaford
Colepoys
America
Philadelphia
Madeira
East-Indies
Avas
Shoreditch
Cheshunt
Foreigner captured after Ashmolean robbery at Oxford
The foreigner who recently robbed the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford was captured in Dublin with five gold medals, a diamond ring, two watches, and other valuables found on him. Separate incidents include a Bow Street magistrate case against a hackney coachman for inappropriate conduct after a country visitor, a fatal coach overturn near Ruffey Court, Shadwell, and multiple shootings and thefts with injuries or fatalities. Marriages and deaths noted include Sir James Harrington’s marriage to Mrs. Moore, and the death of Lady Barbara Coventry’s newborn daughter, among others.
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Oxford
Dublin
Bowtreet
Eakins
Ruffel-court
Shadwell
Epping
Clarke’s Court
Bishopftate-street
Newport-street
Southwark
Lockfields
Alderman Bull
Guildhall
Wood-stree
Marri
James Harrington
Bourton
Gloucester
Moore
Wiliam Moore
Newton
Somersetshire
St. Mary Magdalen’s
Bermondsey
James Cockerell
Grange
Betty Love
Capt. Love
St. George’s
Hanover-square
Arthur Burdell
Marium
Buthy Heath
Herts
West Bourn
Sussex
Dugard
Spires
Southgate
Middlesex
Farringdon
Berks
Timothy Taylor
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Virginia
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Saloe
Liverpool
Jonathan
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Cadiz
Sar-h-Ann
Portbury
Exeter
Naples
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Drifdle
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Archer
Marquis of Granby
Crisp, Fron
Maryland
Rebecca, Brown
Philip Dormer Stanhope
Earl of Chesterfield
Puture Stannery
Dresden
Eucenia Stanuope
J. Wilkie
St. Paul's Churchyard
Great Britain
W. Bayley
Cockspur Tree
A. Rothwell
New Bond-Street
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Price
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Pallemal
Becket
Cadell
Strand
Longman
Paternotier-row
Carnan
Newbery
St. Paul's Church
Thomas Mole
President de Gouguet
G. Robinson
A. Donaldson
Venice
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Nan
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St. Mabyns
Cornwall
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Charles Bathurst
Fleet-street
Thorn
Alisen
England
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M.D
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Piccadilly
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Kew
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Newbey
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St. James’street
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Thomas Jackson
Jackson
Valeigh Norice
Tee Manor
Newforest
Kirkby-Hill
County of York
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Hellwath
George Bowe
Hallgate
Hallegate
Halgate
Arkendale
Charles the l
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Bank of England
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Cheapside
Woolley and Heming
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Ironsmonger
Ludgate Street
Stibbs and Deane
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Fifittreet Hill
Christopher Pinchbeck
Cockfour-street
Haymarket
Bayley
Crawford
New Bond Street
Meff. Martins
Stone
Blackwell
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Lombard. Street
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Tixe Bridge
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High-Wycomb
Aylesbury
Jarvis
Longford
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Love
Green
Iaten
Tafburgh
Norwich
William Syer
Forncet
Long’ Stratton
Richard Walpole
Lombard-street
Gosling
Clive
Fleetstreet
Roger Kerrison
Nofavich
Dunthorne
John Ramey
Ramey
Majesty
Amelia
Mr. Bengt
Bartom
Leadenhall
M. Purdie