Duke of Gloucester returns on a carnival visit
In London a royal note confirms the Duke of Gloucester is recovering and will remain in town for Carnival rather than travel to Rome. The report mentions Padua precautions for his safety and a guarded carriage route to prevent disturbances during the festivities.
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Paris
4H ship movements and arrivals at Dover and Portsmouth
Nov 9 reports wind in the Channel and passage of ships including Boreas Sandy Point Gibbons Loyal Briton Young Britannia Davis Earl of Suffolk Baker Salmon Pegcy Cole for Boston Britannia Bennet Beckford Curling for Jamaica plus India Pilot remains. Arrivals at Dover Portsmouth Plymouth Liscon Liverpool Hull Humber include Lady and Ron Kingstop Charming Polly Parker Cadiz Janet and Ann Youait Margaret Ridley and other vessels from Lisbon Cork Rotterdam Quebec Archangel Petersburgh and more.
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Elizabeth
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Margaret
Ridley
Rotterdam
Cadiz
Janet
Ann
Youait
Quebec
Glasgow
Thornton
Gray
Maryland
Lispon
Lady Catharina
Hites
Archangel
Brillant
Prominent 18th Century Promotions and Merchants Notice
London reports at St James s yesterday a rash of high level promotions in the royal administrations with the Earl of Dartmouth and others filling key posts including Lord Privy Seal and Secretaries of State for the Southern and Northern Departments. A public petition from Worcester merchants accompanies a note of Navy dispatches as Lord Rochford may secure the blue ribband amid news of a warship seizure and vessels withdrawing from America.
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Francis Bartlam, Esq
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Edward Colman
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Francis Battram
Robert Ainslie
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Murray
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Watkin Lewes
Worcester
Lord Rochford
Admiralty
Genoa
Controversy over religious inquiry and zeal in 18th century debate
An indignant layman rails at Dr Duncan’s sermon on truth and virtue, defending free inquiry and condemnation of immoderate zeal. He recalls early church history, warns of faction and unchristian temper, and critiques political-religious clashes, urging calm reason and charity.
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Oal Freeingziry
Mesknez
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Goodnes
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