Continent News Notes From Late October to November
A mail from France arrives. Constantinople reports free Black Sea navigation with ships passing the Straits. Moscow notes orders to fit out warships for Cronsade and Revel to train men of war. Paris reports the Comte d Artois is said to be pregnant again.
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Comteffe d’Artois
Shipping arrivals and movements in a crowded port list
Numerous ships arrive and depart with crews and cargoes noted as of late November. Vessels from Corks, Cadiz, Malaga, Virginia and Jamaica appear with departures to Boston Senegal Cadiz and Jamaica. Side notes include arrivals at Portsmouth and Liverpool and mentions of Carolina Maryland Newfoundland and Portugal ports.
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Jamaica
Good Intent
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Fréma Dantzic
Labour unrest and ship news mix in a volatile eighteenth century dispatch
A Philadelphia rumor of anarchy in commerce and broader fear of labor turmoil follows brief notes on Quaker resistance to Congress fasts. The mail from Lisbon arrives after six days, detailing shipwrecks and cargo salvage near Orkneys, Jamaica Planter, Aucapolia, and other vessels. Extracts praise a Lord Mayor’s character and civility, while a Norfolk alehouse fire and Strand blaze devastate homes and claim a child. Police, theft, and court proceedings in Winchester Street recount a long-running criminal case with multiple suspects and property seizures.
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Prison Breaks and Robberies Parade Through London Cells
A chaotic Gazette recounts Newgate prisoners' breakout attempts and a mass of felonies. Seven felons, including Toc, Talbot, Uther, and Yapper the Jew, face transfer to distant gaols as Sir John Fielding’s network spreads their descriptions. A murder near Camberwell and multiple robberies on the King’s roads prompt patrols and arrests, with several suspects linked to brixtam causeway and laphath road crimes. Births and deaths add local notes amid bankruptcy proceedings and notices of dividend appointments.
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Present Peace Propositions for British North American Colonies
Lis Dayapas published a proposition concerning the present peace and European government of the British colonies in North America. Printed for Apthor, amended by W. Davis, with details linked to Sackville Street Piccadilly and Westminster Hall, including addresses of Foy, Evans, and Blythe.
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