Regiments to Garrison Wezel and Guelders
Dispatch from Bnuffels notes the regiments of Ligne at Mons will join Los Rios for garrison duty at Wezel and Guelders. Reports say Roglami was captured by a recently arrived ship, though not confirmed. Paoli remains at Cafinca, issuing a Corti assembly for Dec 24 to levy men or funds. Corti Fort holds high rank ecclesiastics and laymen. Paris expects the Duke of Bedford to enter public life mid February.
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Bnuffels
Regiment of Ligne
Mons
Los Rios
Wezel
Guelders
Baftiay
Roglami
Paschal
Paoli
Cafinca
Corti
Corti Fort
Paris
Duke of Bedford
Reland Dublin Wedding and East Indies News
Dublin on Saturday last Mr Barnard son to the Lord Bishop of Derry married Miss Canning eldest daughter of Counsellor Canning. Corke reports the Calcutta Indiaman at Kinsale has brought home the last Frenchman on the Continent of Asia. Bencoolen near Sumatra was retaken over 15 months ago by three Indiamen. Forces defined against the Manila Islands ready to proceed awaiting declaration of war against Spain and expected success.
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Dublin
Mr. Barnard
Derry
Miss Canning
Canning
Corke
Calcutta
Kinsale
Asia
Bencoolen
Sumatra
Manilla Islands
Spain
Anne of Glasgow Wreck Off Lewis. Crew Safe
From Greenock reports warn that the Anne of Glasgow, John Wilson master, loaded with Virginia tobacco, rode into a supposed safe harbour on a Lewis island but a gale drove her onto a funk rock and she was wrecked. Ship and cargo lost while the crew survive.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Greenock
Anne of Glasgow
John Wilson
Virginia
Desart Island
Lewis
Port News Entry From Plymouth December 24 26
Port news records arrivals and movements in Plymouth harbor. Several vessels and escorts are noted, including Deal Castle, Sophie warships under convoy to Bellisle and New England routes. Ships Judith Tomlinson Prince William Earl of Chesterfield remain in the Downs amid shifting winds.
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Port News
Playmouth
Deal-Castle
Victuallers
Bélleisle
Blonde
Burford
Deal
Judith
Robinson
Tomlinson
Antigua
Prince William
Kinlock
New-England
Earl of Chesterfield
Vinor
Liverpool
Downs
Taft
Deyl
Dre
Prince
Edward
Tryal
Hamer
Fortune
Egmont East Indiaman
Wind FE
S. E
Foreign dispatches from Moscow to London reflect royal policy
In a London extra from Moscow dated Nov 20, statements deny a ban on foreigners in the Empress’s service and reveal openness to merit-based appointments. The letter bundle covers wars, troop movements in Franconia and Bohemia, Prussian actions, and various maritime notices. It notes Neuwied near Plauen, Luckner marching to Franconia, subsidies promised to German princes, and naval shipping movements including transports to Plymouth and Boulogne. The report also mentions privateers, Caribbean fleet arrivals, and a wish to make Grenada a free port, with further local notices on society, commerce, and crime in England.
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London
Moscow
Warsaw
Komichow
Republic
Prague
Bohemia
Prussia
Xavierus
Saxony
Franconia
Kleist
Schleuflingen
Trimbach
Count Neuwied
Plauen
Nurenberg
Lanff
Barcuth
Ravispan
Plotho
Sgihi Inftapr
Mentz
Luckner
Lghthorse
Germany
Landgrave
Hesfe
England
Hague
Baron de Reisbach
Nuremberg
Prince Stolberg
Milan
Italy
Belleisle
Monaco
Sardinia
Holland
Falmouth
Wright
John
Richard
Livermore
Coronation
Snow
Stanton
Plymouth
Boulogne
Cadiz
St. Sebastian’s
Boston
Thomas Adams
Brisel
Martinico
Chace
Sir George
Pacocke
M‘ardell
Leeward Islands
Islands
Guillon
Guernsey
Banbridge Ledge
Isle of Wight
Coventry
Crookhaven
Liverpeale
Grenada
Great Britain
Marquis of Granby
Richard Rigby
Esg
Ireland
Rechofen
Tavistock
Orwell
Kingdom of Ireland
Ipswich
Suffolk
Mordaunt
St. James’s
Charles Fitzroy
Philip Francis
Kensington Church
Richard Bourchier
Miss Cotsford
Little, Chelsea
Readers urged to buy grammar and Latin texts in old catalog
An aged advert lists school books and English notes by SP, Wm Turner, and Geo Thompson, promoting Latin grammar, Fables, Gospels extracts, and a new anti scurvy remedy by R Lowther. It highlights inexpensive exercises, pronunciation aids, and weekly public sales at Hagton Garden and Fleet Street, with charity emphasis.
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Corderius
William
Willymot
L.L. D
Pie
King’s College
Cambridge
SP. Wpe
Longman
Phedrus
Cattalio
Charles Hoole
Rémayi
Gth
W. Turner
M.A
Free Grammar School
Colchester
Autre Geo. Thompson
R.lowther
Hagton-Garden
Crof
Fleet-Street
Paillee
Sidney’s Alley
Leicester-Fields
The Family Compact and British Trade Privileges
Postscript argues Britain’s trade would suffer under the Family Compact as it erodes privileges under the Utrecht treaties. It cites the 1713 treaty with Spain and 1667 arrangements guaranteeing reciprocal duties and immunities, then declares the 25th article of the Family Compact nullifies these protections, barring any precedent from other nations.
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Great Britain
Utrecht
Spains
Caristian Kiez
Spain
Spanish Indies
Charles the Second
France
Great Briain
Madrid
United Provinces
Two Sicilies
The
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J. Buckland
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