Port News from Falmouth and Deal with Warships
Port News reports arrivals and sailings at Falmouth and Deal, including British ships such as the Pearl and Antelope, and several men of war from Havana to Lisbon. It notes ships springing leaks, detachments headed to Spithead and the river, and remarks on additional dispatches from London about naval matters and political letters from Modena and Cadiz. It also covers local deaths, charitable bequests, a poisoning incident in Duke's Court, and the arrest of a Methodist teacher for blasphemous prophecies.
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Port News
Falmouth
Solibury
London
Bacchus
Guernsey
Havanna
Plymouth
Assumption
Havannah
Cowes
Matthias
Renne
Portsmouth
Lisbon
Cowes Road
Spithead
Capt. Glover
Carolina
Goodhope
Roos
Daveanouth
Campvere
Deal
His
Lynn
Escorre
Senegal
Wolf
Hunter
Pomona
Earl of Halifax
Rose
Guadalupe
Weston Gally
Knowler
Gibraltar
Sedwill
Oporto
Snow Bedford
Henrell
Samuel
Elizabeth
W.S.W
la Lippe Buckeburg
Portugal
Germany
Kingdom
George Townshend
Glover
Lord Aberbour
Perth
Scotland
Modena
Aix-la-chapelle
Placentia
Sardinia
Versailles
Madrid
Piedmont
Duchy of
Duke of
Parma
England
Balbiani
Cadiz
the Schielandr
M. Quirin
Don Felix Casillo
Spanish Marine
Canaries
Ferrol
Dorothea
Glashoff
Sureights
Genoa
Deptford
Campeachy
Dartmouth
Admiral Pococke
Fea
New-York Mail
Benjamin Pratt
Queen-street
Southwark
Leonard Smith
Holland
Hyde-park-corner
David Purdue
Paul Kisher
Clifton
Buistol
Magdalen Hospital
Society
America
Ireland
William Bromfield
Brook-street
Grosvenor-square
Duke’s Court
St. Martin’s Church
Strand
Welch
Long-acre
Juttice Hammond
Observations on the decisive treaty between Great Britain and France
A letter to the London Eventing Post argues France seeks universal monarchy, cites Germany and Spain, and warns Britain to guard against the Bourbon alliance. It contends French and Spanish navies rebuild and urges a continental alliance against Bourbon power, stressing public interest over self.
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Great Britain
France
Great Briain
House of Bourbon
Europe
Germany
House of Austria
Richelieu
Mazarin
Lewis
Breslau
Dresden
Versailles
Prussia
Electorate of
Hanover
Vienna
Portugal
West-Indies
Spain
To the Printer of the London Evening Post
A letter decries the notion that only great figures may discuss public affairs and mocks the ridicule aimed at mechanics merchants and others who voice opinions on state matters, arguing that common people capable of insight should be free to participate.
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The
London Evening Post
Contested Succession Claims in Sax-Meiningen Realms
LoonoDO N. Leettr from Ratiflon reports disputes over the late Duke Anthony Ulrich of Sax-Meinin gen. The Duchess, his widow, challenges execution of a will clause on succession of children from the first marriage. Courts of Sax-Co burgh, Hildburghausen, Gotha cited, seeks imperial resolution after a 1745 concilium.
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Loonodo N. Leettr
Ratiflon
Anthony Ulrich
Sax-Meiningen
Sax-Coburgh
Hildburghausen
Gotha
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T. Lownds
Fleet Street
J. Newbery
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Postscript
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Cape Argus
Sam
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