Correspondence on Ottoman naval movements and papal audience
In Constantinople March 18 the Daimakan and Porte officials push a squadron to depart for Oc gakon, with three ships of the line six cebecs and eight half galleys awaiting favorable winds. Rome reports April 7 Duke of Cumberland meeting the Pope, who shows marked deference to English visitors and offers accommodation for the Duchess of Bedford. Warsaw notes Polish regiments vexed by Prussian orders to retreat, while ship news from Deal and ports lists several arrivals and currents in Cadiz Cork Liverpool Dublin and the Irish Sea.
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Constantinople
Ocgakon
Capitan Pacha
White Sea
Dardanelles
Rome
Duke of Cumberland
Holy Father
Duchess of Bedford
Duc de Bracciano
Cardinal Visconti
Vienna
Quirinal
Warsaw
Great Poland
Confederacy
Bank of Scotland capital bill passed in Upper Assembly
London news reports the Upper Assembly approving a bill to increase the Bank of Scotland capital stock, plus a bill to avert issues from naturalization laws and a first reading allowing the East India Company to sell teas. Wider items note Wimbledon troops review, currency concerns, and various society notices including races, marriages, and deaths.
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Bank of Scotland
East India Company
Maserly
Wimbledon Common
Earl of Westmoreland
Augusta
Lord Montague Bertie
Robert
Duke of
Ancaster
Susan Gordon
Alexander
Duke of Gordon
Germany
Paris
Marschal Broglio
Strasburgh
New York
America
Poole
Newfoundland
Hawke
Newgate
Lambourne
Berks
Lady Craven
Gr. H.altime
Lord Spencer Hamilton
Grey Horfe
Jerry Sneak
Mr. Bilson
Marc Anthony
Mr. Snell
Inkle
Mr. Rider
Ld Craven
Gr. c. Nincompoop
Chrysolite
Duggin
S.b. c. Pickle
Young Snap
Chedworth
Abingdon
M. Boote
Star
Bertie
Mr. Coxe
B. H. Polyfon
I Ld
Snell
H. Piper
James Liptrot
St. John’s Square
Insolvency Bill Motion In House Proceedings At Half Past Two
The Speaker took the Chair at 2 30 pm and private business proceeded with little debate. Mr Whitworth moved leave to bring in an act of insolvency, seconded by Mr Howard, and the question carried unanimously. Dowdeswell urged delaying the civil government and justice bills until Massachusetts Bay answered. Opposition from Lord North and others followed. A report on Kingston upon Hull customs funds was discussed, aiming to fund quays and public works. The House resolved to require accounting for expenditures on inclosures.
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Fale
R.whitworth
Howard
Dowdeswell
William Bollan
Massachusett’s Bay
New-England
Dowderwell
Burke
T. Townshend
George Savile
Lord North
Wedderburne
Dyson
Burgedses
Kingston Upon Hull
Iid
House of Commons
North America
Malsfachusets Bay
New England
Wallace
Vir. Cowper
Solicitor General
Colonel Jennings
Sawbridge
St James Magazine Offer with Wolfe Death Print and Almanack
Monday issue promises a sixpence price with monthly continuation. It includes an engraved print of General Wolfe’s death, a corrected alphabetical county and city directory with fairs and distances from London, and a London road directory on a broad sheet. Also features an original poem by the late Dr. Goldsmith and other pieces. Printed in Linden by G Bigs and E Cox, with sales at J Bew.
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Wolfe
Great Britain
London
ST. James’s Magazine
Dr. Goldsmith
Linden
G. Bigs
E. Cox
J. Bew
Devonshire
Berlon’s
Exeter
Exebelow
Toptham
Devon
England
Philip Vyvyan
Tremont
Launceston
John Harris
Plymouth
Thomas Duck
Gray’s Inn
Barley-House
George Robbins
St. Thomas Afor Aid
Huston
Lady’s Magazine
G, Robinson
Paternefterrow
Nahelpown
Country Magas Izine
Universal Repository of Knowledge
Inetrut Ion
Timothy Tallboy
A. Hamilton
St. John'sgate
G. Robinsony
Dunes
Fune
Priva
Boaras
Lowndes
Fleet-street
Manchester
John Prescot
Liverpool
Thomas Lowndes
Howgtin
John Smallwood
Pax Dire-Jiveey
J. Gore
Stationel
Milfield Races at Milfield Plain Northumberland
The May or June meeting at Milfield Plain in Northumberland announces several plates for horses and mares. Entries close May 28 at Robert Fenwick's, with three guineas entry and certificates from breeders. The schedule includes Thursday heats and Friday Ladies Purse, with a notice that winners cannot reenter for other plates. Adjustments due to nearby race meetings are noted.
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Bers Brl
Milfield Rages
Northumberland
Cpe
Retna Ag
Milfield Plain
Sol
C. Thaenever
Earl Percy
Lord Cranstoun
N.B
Robert Fenwick
Milfield
England
Beverley
Mancheser
Nottingham
Whittun
Milfeld
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Yeterday
Holland
France
Flanders
Ship News
Deal
Cadiz
Canadian
Abbott
Falmouth
Dover
Britannia
Richardson
Dublin
Creek
Dowiing
Lisbon
Friendship
Mui Ja
Bourdeaux
Dalrymple
Sion
Middlesex
Archibald Turnnion
Cherney Abbey
Surrey
Wm. Lewis
Jamaica
Great Almonry
Westminster
Simeon Godfrey
Old Broadtreet
Stephen Gibbs
Tavistock Street
Covent Garden
Henry Coles
Chelsea
Tho
Walker
London Bridge
Sewarda
Michaelmas
Lymington
Southampton
Thomas Gowland
Jamaica Coffee-house
Cornhill
Hicks
Hants
Pollard
Shooters-hill
Woolwich Common
Old Renis
Harding
Woolwich
Woodnockstrest
New Hendirest
Starcross
Exe
William Spring
Serveyor
Julia Bent
Tadshhuld Baotale
Kea
Blackman-street
Southwar N.B
Sussex md
Kent
John. Riley
Lambier Heirft
Sussex
Scotney
Chingley
Ail Wrorth
Gool
Tesnants
Lamberhurst
Goudhurt
Tycehurst
Wadhurst
Kents
Landerhurst
Tunbridge Wells
Lunbridge Wells
Brabin
Liw
Rifritze
Kiernan
Gney-Coast
Gray’s-Inn
Riley
Long-Acit
Knaresborough
Yorkshire
Crown and Rolls Tavern
Chansery-lane
E-Tate
Bieatong
Ripley
Dove
William Fletcher
Berousthoridge
Robson
O'T
Atton Clinton
County of Bucks
John Somner
Berg
Tring
Hert?rathire
Aytesbury
Bucks
Winch A
Ciane
Dancer
Clinton
Strand
Axer
Cottve-house
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