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04 Aug 1739

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 04, 1739

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2

Suicide of Comet Marcelli in Sycamore Alley Lodgings

Yesterday Comet Marcelli, of Lord Viscount Molesworth's Dragoons, shot himself in his Sycamore Alley lodgings. He sent a letter to his brother at the barracks stating his intent and requesting prompt arrival to prevent embezzlement. The coroner's inquest found Lunacy as the verdict.

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Marcelli Viscount Molesworth Sycamore Alley Holland Charles Bentinck Countess of Portland States General Harwich Helvoerfluys Princer of Wales Shankimeer Flanders Jahet Robert Walpods Jtofbug Warn Charles Wager Friday Sauntog-Herold Leicestershire Laurence Shirely Elys the Earl-Ferrers Lewisham Kent Robert Cheffier Admiralty Sheouard Berwick Haddock Mediterranean Jamaica Borisoy Hland St. James’s Street William Shaw Treasury Aberdeen Crookshank James Campbell Beluagowan Morning Brook House Hackney Bowler Norwich George Yard Lombard-street Kensington Mr. White Earl of Bradford Newington George Clarke Sir John Clarke Bartbn Peter and Key Petst-street Hicks’s- Hall Fuddes Thompson Rider-street St. James’s Copenhagen Weylé Jutland Cole Lord Vaughan Newgate Hanna Courtvofd Admiralty Adaini
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War-Office Orders for Troop Expansions and Foreign News

London reports the War Office ordering twenty five men with officers to each troop of horse and dragoons in Britain, totalling around 1300. Kensington expected five new regiments of foot. Various appointments and ship movements noted, with dispatches from Vienna, Holland, and Gibraltar, plus obituaries, local incidents, and market news.

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London War-Office Druyn Great Britain Kensington William Wentworth,Esq Kew-Green Gore Dragoons Gustavus Balfour Deceas Brightman Cormand Hay Vienna Count Wallis Belgrade Earl of Crawford Horatio Walpole Hague Robert Trevor Holland Irs Guiney Africa Parisa Roger Haddafyd Fort Philip Minérva Ashburnham Ligoniere Ireland Gibraltar Salidbury’s Esiday West Indies Pem Spain Topos Hoag Amita Haddock Gadiz Westalpdies Carsied Pueden Agfaiss
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Notice to Merchants on Fitting Ships for Letters of Marque

Advertises merchants who plan to equip ships with letters of marque and reprisal to send proposals for fitting their vessels to engage better, with instructions to address the writer, Mr. Douglas, at the Cross, and to deal only with principal owners and those granted letters of marque. It warns against treating with others in the port of London.

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Norica Douglas Muargéé
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