Prohibition on French Goods Tightens Across All Manufactures
The London Gazette reports a new Placart expanding the ban on French productions beyond clothing and ornaments to all manufactured goods from the French king’s dominions and colonies. It notes allied diplomatic moves, troop dispositions near Breda, and health updates on the Princess of Orange.
Foreign Affairs dispatch from Genoa on alarming war prep
March 9 report from Genoa says military preparations are vigorous and the last Monaco convoy arrived pursued by two English warships. Enemies may attack the republic via three routes, while a Dutch vessel with valuable cargo lies under guard. French and Spanish troops may be sent to Cortica as Sardinia unrest grows, with Spain rumored to back rebels. Copenhagen notes four frigates to the Baltic for drills next month. Titley of Britain declares England will respect Danish complaints and protect Danish subjects.
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London
Petersburgh
Baron de Breitlach
Czarina
Poland
Stockholm
Baron Korff
Russia
Sweden
M. de Wolfenstierna
Springer
Paris
Denmark
Holstein
Madrid
Caracca Company
Gallicia
Cadiz
Vera Cruz
Chevalier de Auteuil
Count de Gages
Hague
Mediterranean
Admiralty of
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Antwerp
Louvain
Waes
Rupel
Dyle
Oudenbosch
Maestricht
Namur
Helvedfluys
Princess of Wales
Henry Harding
Harwich
Baron Solenthal
Cleveland Court
Duke of Bridg
Benjamin Newcomb
Sidington St. Mary
Sidington St. Peter
Gloucester
St. Mildred
Poultry
Roger Perkins
Lisbon
Rufsel
Portugal
Mackey
Jamaica
Londonderry
Salisbury
Tunis
Hamley
Bristol
Barbica
Amsterdam
Duke of Dorset
Endeavour
Dover
Sun Durk
Booyflein
Bourdeaux
Copenhagen
Wynstock
Jan Marten
Frederick Second
Prussia
Christian Schutz
Coningsburg
Catherina Christiana
Frederick Beverns
Stetin
Boodele
Jelle de Bock
Granville
Finighe
Hanflochim Montz
Walde de Vries
Charante
Rochelle
Nantz
St. Malo’s
Se Andero
Genoa
Monaco
Spezzia
Cortica
Sardinia
Crown of
Spain
Titley
Great Britain
England
Smuggling seizure leads to clash with smugglers and troop movements
Three Custom house officers seized smugglers goods after an attack by two smugglers who beat and disarmed them. A convoy of the Syren and three transports from Holland brings wounded Scots Royal to Leith while troops move toward Maestricht. London trade voyage failed and returned due to wind. Three Nonjuring clergymen are imprisoned at Stonehive for preaching beyond legal limits.
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Edinburgh
Customhouse
Leith
Syren
Holland
Scots Royal, &c
Maestricht
London
Easterley
Stonehive
Dr Dublin Death Notice From March Yesterday
Yesterday at her house in Dublin a woman aged 32 died in the 8x%h year of her age. The brief notice records the passing and location with no further particulars provided.
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Barry
Mr. Dubourg
Lady Gore
Arthur Gore
Galway
John Eyre
Ely
Glink
Sir Henry Burke
Celbridge
Kildare
Father Walth
Dublin
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Cefar
Alexander
John
Guernsey
Chester
Hope
Cowes
Hamphhire
Cheeseman
South Carolina
Falmouth
Cow
Phenix
Naylor
Rose
Marshal
Foreign Affairs
Scotland