Court Mourning Orders for late King of Sardinia
From the London Gazette March 16 an order sets mourning rules for the court for the late King of Sardinia. Ladies to wear black silk or velvet with accessories. men to wear black coats or white and gold or silver. On March 25 the court will go out of mourning. Spencer Madan receives the office of Chief Porter of the Tower of London.
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Lewes Fortefehe found dead in wreck near Rocks
The Hon. Mr. Fortefehe, aged 19, was found among rocks after a shipwreck. His body, badly decomposed, was placed in a leaden coffin for transport to Devonshire to be interred in the family vault. Newceftle reports two coiners, Hurst and Bacon, arrested near Whitby and escaping custody. A Summer-hill fire, suspected incendiary, burned Mr Barber's dwelling, with four men seen nearby and references to threatening letters.
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Newceftle
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Whitby
Bacon
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Firth
Ship arrivals and passages from various ports
The ships SHIP-NEW 5S Creat Magen 1g wind north sailed for Boston and Lisbon. Vessels including Argo Folger John White, Lovely Betsey Bachop Queen of Hungary Pearl Vansittart Remains the Cornelia Noble for Amsterdam and more passed. Arrivals listed at Plymouth Nantz and other ports with teams from Rotterdam Embden and Amsterdam. Ships as of March 16 with captains J De Geavesenny and Goddard among others.
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Folger
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Vrow Debora
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Young Alice
Embden
Waakraankeyd
Tolkert
Amsterdam
Plymouth
Amiable Francis
Duvall
Lisbon
Ditto
Adtive
Geffin
Cape Francois
Nantz
Bills Granted Royal Assent in Late Session
Royal assent was granted to measures including naturalization of foreign Protestants, grants for Gravesend lighting and paving, and a new Shire Hall for Devon. Other items cover overseas money lending, Ireland oaths, Eas and Ely fen drainage, Glebe leases in St Martin Birmingham, and Exeter debt recovery. The House reported passage on several private and public acts as the session closed.
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Fragments of Parliamentary Debates and City Notices
Report of debates on elections and amendments, East India Company affairs, and turnpike reform with adjournments and witness questions. Also court and stockholder actions, shipments, and local notices including births marriages and deaths across London and ports.
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