Nettuno stops grain ship under papal order
In Rome on October 16 foreign affairs report that Nettuno authorities halted a grain laden bark. It had been purchased and ferried out against a papal prohibition. The Pope ordered prosecution of those involved and directed the cargo be retained by the officers who seized it.
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Nettuno
Dublin and Cork Notices From The Port Ledger
Amid anxious port news the Clermont packet is late from Sept 28 due here. The Sally of Cowes arriving after foundering off Ark low with crew aboard. Lord Newnham and family reach Dublin from Holyhead. Mr Hatton dies near Castlewellan. John Jones dies aged 102 in Mayo. Cornwall packet Webb lost but to Milford. Deane elected Burgess for Baltimore. Mary Sullivan and Mary Smith executed at Gallows-green for murder.
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Dublin
Clermont Packetvat
Cowes
Milford
Lisbon
Arklow
Newnham
Holyhead
Briansford
Killcoo
Castlewellan
Hatton
Cloonterk
Mayo
John Jones
Corke
Cornwall Packet
Webb
Falmouth
Southampton
Jocelyn. Deane
Robert Deane
Bartis
Baltimore
Mary Sullivan
Mary Smith
Gallows-green
John Brien
Arrivals and Departures From Various Ports
A historical ship notice dated October 14 lists vessels arriving at and departing from multiple ports. Ships include Charming Molly Blue from the Straights Tobago Planter Farr from Tobago Wentworth Sam oa from New York Friendship Kennedy from St Vincent’s Scipio Kirkmatt for Teneriffe Elizabeth Brown for Virginia Thames Laird for Jamaica Bar badoes Planter Blackburn for Barbadoes Boston Packet Shephard for Boston Molly Jackson for Liverpool Mercury Sowerby for Whitehaven Gravesean passed by the Devonshire Watt from Barcelona Alive Frampton from Quebec Arrivals at ports include Viaha Betsey Winning from Newfoundland North Carolina Richard and footing Mace from Plymouth Grenadés Plymouth Lyons Jove from Havre de Grace Yarmouth Road Duke of Gloucester Sutherland from Bamburgh Dover Eleanor Oswald from Antigua Falmouth Royal William Bruce Union Lee and Breadnought Rapell from Malaga Dartmouth Lady's Adventure Creighton from Barbadoes Portsmouth Hanbury Hyrtle from Barbadoes.
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Dear
Charming Molly
Blue
Tobago Planter
Farr
Tobago
Wentworth
Samoa
New-York
Friendship
Kennedy
St. Vincent’s
Befte
Scipio
Kirkmatt
Teneriffe
Viaha
Betsey
Winning
Newfoundland
North Carolina
Richard
Foting
Mace
Plymouth
Grennadés
Lyons
Jove
Havre-de-Grace
Yarmouth Road
Duke of Gloucester
Sutherland
Bamburgh
Dover
Eleanor
Oswald
Antigua
Falmouth
Royal William
Oldenburg Cession Talks and Danish Gifts Rumor
Letters from The Hague report that Oldenburg and Delmenhorst will be ceded to the Grand Duke of Russia in exchange for Holstein with Commissaries to reside in Oldenburg Castle. The Danish consul notes gifts to the Emperor of Morocco and a royal appointment for Miss Cathcart as a Maid of Honour. Other items include sensational thefts, highwayman notices, a royal pardon, and a long observational essay on growth and lifespan across animals and fishes.
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d’Eutin
de Roffignol
Morocco
States General
Miss Cathcart
Lord Cathcart
Kerk
Yvalet-De Chambre
New York
Wall
North America
East India Company
Hand Osechute
Boston
America
Tord Boererev
Camatry
Golonigs
Plymouth
Lree
Mew
Auimard
Borfe
Enhoek
Francis Bacon
The British Spouter or Stage Assistant Advertises
A fragmented 18th century page promotes books and medical wares. It lists The British Spouter or Stage Assistant with prologues and epilogues, a General Gazetteer by R Brookes, and Rectoral Lozenges of Tolu. Publishers and sellers include J Roson, J Shepherd, T Lewis, and others in London.
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Woodward
Garrick
J. Roson
Re.Martin
le Grand
Newegate-freet
J. Shepherd
Europe
North- Americ
South America
England
Germany
General Gazetteer
Com&pendions
Wales
R. Brookes
M.D
J. and
F. Rivington
T. Carnan
New
Bery
St. Paul's Church-yard
W. Johnston
Ladgate- Bih
London
Tolu
W. Bavinpy
Cockspur Street
M. Purdie
Balfam
Toly
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Turday
Foreign Affairs
Rome
Sieur Laurent
Escaut
Somme
Guildhall
Westminster
John Fielding
Drury-lane
Liberty of the Rolls
Segson
Hicks’s Hall
Bury-street
St.James’s
Smith
Stoke-Newington
Heaton Wilkes
Bigs
Piccadilly
Wao
Arundel-stajrs
Strand
St. Clement’s Bonehouse
Samuel Davis
Mapham
Snuthfield
Wasitmy
Buckinghamean Audemry
Anthan
Habeas Cospus
Court of King’s Bench
Newgate
Rob
St. John’s Street
Daves
Bifrabech Cihdderick
Singletom
Béékteller
Fallone
Brewers-street
Miss Wright
Church-freet
Soho
Fett
Toe
General
Evenine Post
Pent
Loyd
Senate
Halter
Sommatfor