Shipping News and Local Notices From London to Falmouth
From Amsterdam letters report Dutch ships capturing 360 fish at Greenland and 22 sail returning empty. Hague letters say Holland bans English and foreign goods by 3000 guilders per barrel penalty. Duke of Cumberland travels from Leicester to Chatsworth then York to observe races. Commander Peter Parker takes command of Buckingham. Col Burgoigne and light troops officers to be sworn in. Obituaries include Mr. Burton and Mr. Moffet jun. Door Keeper Mr. Lyme dies, Edward Shaw committed for theft of grain valued at 700 pounds.
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Defence schemes and public response in London and Oxford
Letters and notices discuss defence by volunteer cavalry, funding, and public readiness amid French invasion threats. References to Oxford County meeting for Lord Wenman and Sir James Dashwood, troop provisions, and calls for national resilience abound, with naval dispatches, prices, debts, and port movements peppering the Commerce and governance threads.
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To be LETT or SOLD at Handley in Dorfershire
At Handley in Dorfershire four miles from Cranbourne twelve from Salisbury ten from Blanford lies Atgood House in complete repair with Scalies coach houses and all conveniences for a gentleman's family late in the pancslion of John Frederick Pinney lq The furniture will be fed or sold with the house For further particulars enquire at the house or of Br Twyniloe 12 Lamb's Buildings in the Temple London
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the Temple
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