Lively varied notices from Rome to Hamburg
Letters from Rome speak of new duties on foreign merchandise to fix finances. Ancona and this port fear trade harm. An American privateer with eight guns and 70 men captured four English ships. Duke of Cadaval, Braganza branch, dies. Warsaw reports guard regiments under the king. Frankfurt fair draws princes. huge orders for American cloth and arms to be shipped via Ostend, Nieuport, and Dunkirk.
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Holland
Livwiia Vecchia
Rome
Apostolic Chamber
China
Ancona
Africa
Azores
Streights
Gibraltar
Don Nuno Cajetan Alvares Pereira de Mello
Cadaval
House of Braganza
Warsaw
Frankfort
Mayne
Amercia
Ostend
Nieuport
Dunkirk
Arrivals and sailings in the river trade Oct 11 178N
Wind north west. Several ships arrived or sailed including the Price Frigate Fisher from New York Princess Royal Rodelr from Quebec Maria Bowen from Milford Britannia Leach for Barbados Rowley Powell for St Kitts Samuel Daniel Fea Amity Hall William and Mary Willoughby for America Paisley Miler for Ferrol Swift Piper. Outward-bound ships and inbound arrivals listed with ports Dover Bristol Whitehaven Port of Newry and Dominica.
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Dear
Wind N. W
Price
Fisher
New-York
Princess Royal
Rodelr
Quebec
Maria
Bowen
Milford
Wefore
Britannia
Leach
Barbadoes
Rowley
Powell
St. Kitt’s
Samuel
Daniel
Fea
Amity
Hall
William and Mary
Willoughby
America
Paisley
Miler
Ferrol
Swift
Piper
Dzat
Wind N.E
Lamb
Miles
Plymouth
Dolly, Fincher
Liverpool
Reymain
Needham
Cadiz
Swit
Geavasenp
Stockman
Norway
Providence
Brown
Wexford
Prince Rupert
Richards
King George
Fowler
Budson'’s Bay
Hibernia
Jefferson
Dublin
Charlotte
Gaffney
Waterford
Dovers Polly
Anderson
Malaga
Grange
Parker
Newfoundland
Beaver
Bevis
London
Success
Lurgan
Greyhand
Goodwin
Dominica
St. Eulatia
Rusell
Youghall
London dispatches from Quebec to Whitehall and Spain
Messages from General Carleton at Quebec arrive via Princess Royal to Dover and Whitehall. An Irish route express follows. A third message from Lord Grantham at Spain arrives within sixteen days. Hungarian reports state an imperial edict bans religious vows before age twenty four and allows exits without payment. Vienna notes a plan to fund police guards by deniers paid from rents. Empress of Refisa signals ministers about overtures to foreign courts.
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London
Lord George Germaine
General Carleton
Quebec
Princess Royal
Dover
Ireland
Whitehall
Lord Weymouth
Lord Grantham
Spain
Hungary
Vienna
Fred Peterburgh
Refisa
Armament tensions and maritime notices from Portsmouth to Jamaica
Extracts describe British responses to French pressure and a wary stance toward proposals from the British Court. Reports note Empress Catherine II's toleration drawing foreign colonists to the Volga and Dutch tobacco trade affecting London and Glasgow. Additional letters recount troop movements, a potential European war, ships crossing the Atlantic, a Jamaica fleet delay due to insurrection fears, and a Liverpool port incident with a wrecked ship and captured criminals.
William Butlin seeks information on a death
F William Butlin son of John Butlin late of Watford Northampton Shoemaker and Hannah his wife both deceased is living and will apply to Joseph Butlin Watford Mr Abbey attorney Northampton or Adams and Kinderley Chartered Lane London for information or if William Butlin is dead any person with information where and when he died will be rewarded for their trouble
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Musquerry
Howes
Jamaica
Havanna
Harthhorn
Elizabeth West
William Addington
Bow Street
Wilson
Covent Garden Theatre
Ann Mitchell
Sowerby
Smallwood
Mife West
Mr. Sowerby
New Prison
Newgate
Anne Mitchel
West
Tothillfelds Bridewell
James
Cross, Esq
Henry Freeman
Samuel Flower Freeman
Collet
Thames
Brocklesby
Gaywood
Mitcham
High Wycomb
Bucks
Marthall
Miss Dowson
Suathiy
William Butlin
John Butlin
Watford
Northampton
Hannah
Joseph Butlin
Abbey
Messrs. Adams and Kinderley
Chartegtylane
London
William Battin
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St. James’s
Lothian
Order of the Thistle
Great Britain
Petersbourg
Volga
Runkirk
Glasgow
Picardy
Artois
Paris
d’Eslaigg
Toulon
Duke de Chartres
Brest
Marseilles
Duke de Choiseul
Portugal
Bristol
Katty
MacKinnon
Pallas
Maidstone
Britain
Liverpoole
Woodville
Portsmouth
Guthrie
Grace
Conkie
Guebec
Lake Chambree
Canada
Point O’fare
Ohn’s
Frice
Downs
S. Alexander Brown
Ray-steeet
St. James
Clerkenwell
Middlesex
Guildhall
Ayrton
Princes-treet
Bed Érdrow
Richard Parker
St. Mary le Strand
Middicies
Greenwood
Staining-lane
Haberdalftershrall
Maurice Ronayne
Oliver Dumoulin
William Prentice
Leachlane
Gloucesterthire
Finger
Red Lion Inn
Leaclade
David Hancock
St. John
Warping
Peter Stokes
Hackman
Street
Surry
Edward Rainbow
Queen Street
Lkman
Guidhall
Charles Broughton
Ingram-court
Benchurch-freet
Willam Bowler
Horstead
Sussex
Chapman
R. Parker
Feaerstreet
Leicester-fields
Hirhéres
Sri Fe
Fula
R. Moore
No. S. Clarges- Street
Piccadilly
Gage
England
Bageland
T.M
Lower Seymour Street
Portman Square
Kent
Bouzell
Sevenoake
Chevening
Aylmer
Boswell-court
Tapsend
Medrs
Langford
Griffiths, Esq
Clynder Wen
Lagdiffilio
Lanvelrog
Pembroke
Carmarthen
Pembrokeshire
Pease
Griffith
Lanvolman
Roger Allen
Freestone-ball
Meff
Covent-garden
Narbeth
Milfeed-Haven
Thomas Paul
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