Commodore Boys sail from Leith for the Nore
Edinburgh December 29 Commodore Boys informs the Lord Provost that the Mansuis of Granby private Sip of War Captain Rebson now at Leith Road is ordered to sail for the Nore with the trade on January 9 weather permitting. Also frost blocked Elgin Market travel and this morning William Carmichael advocate died at 87. A Keith girl enlisted in Col Crauford’s Royal Volunteers to obtain a bounty, but was caught and sent back after attempting to flee with four guineas.
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Port News Breaks in January 3 Shipping Update
The Griffin under Farrant sails to Venice with Good In tent Durrant bound for Britto and the Nathaniel Dove for Waples. The East Indian arch Robinson and several other ships descended yesterday and stay. His Majesty's Ship Tartar has sailed for Sheetness Wind South West.
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Debate on Nova Scotia cession and Cape Breton control
London argues that the Utrecht Treaty justified cession of Nova Scotia and its dependent islands Cape Breton and St John. The speaker contends future peace must secure these islands to keep frontier colonies quiet, noting French gains and British detriment despite laws limiting it through local lumber supply.
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Trade disputes over Cape Breton urged keeping loyal limits
Roving reports describe British plans to restrict lumber exports from the northern plantations to prevent French colonial markets from gaining control of shipping routes. The text notes French efforts to maintain peace while strengthening preparations for future campaigns, and mentions naval movements around Spithead, Hull, and Plymouth with ships and transports assembled for ongoing and upcoming operations.
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