Perilous Seville to London Voyages and Jesuit Currents
A lengthy report notes several seafaring losses from Seville to London with crews perishing aboard the Elizabeth Smith Riff Rice and the William Meriton, and ships John and John dumping into Newry in distress. Rome reports a Holy Office gathering on Jesuits with Cardinal Cavalchini claiming they seek sovereignty and disobedience to papal bulls. Portuguese bishops ban Jesuit preaching and schooling. Clergy appointments are announced including John Hill to hold Thorpe Malter and Kelmarth rectories, and Richard Taylor to Holt Vicarage. Local notices include appointments of churchmen, park keeper Detilly, and obituaries. A Kent crash kills three travellers sheltering in a barn. A coach incident yields seized tea and subsequent restitution. A sailor is jailed for assaulting a ship’s mate. A Surrey session ends with transports and a cruel assault case. witnesses are ordered to aid police inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Donagd
France
Guernsey
Elizabeth’Smith
Riff
Rice
Seville
London
William
Newry
Rome
Holy Office
Cardinal Cavalchini
Portugal
John Hill
Clare Hall
Cambridge
Thorpe Malter
Kelmarth
Northampton
Peterborough
St. James’s Park
Samuel Rock
the Treasury
Christopher Coats
Needham Market
Ipswich
Suffolk
Leah Powle
Chapman
Salisburycourt
Fleet Street
Mrs. Jones
Cahuac
Royal Exchange
Mr. Pinckney
John
Excise
Old Jewry
Commissioners of Excise
John Machron
Southwark
William Clark
King’s Highway
Deptford
Rotherhith
Surry
St. Margaret’s Hill
Sir William Richardson
Knt
John Brown
James Kitten
Henry Price
George Williams
Edward Chiffelden
Thomas Jennings
Ann Townsend
John Matters
Dissolution of Copartnership Lake Young and Others
The copartnership between Lake Young and Teee Bepiat, GbE Cutters, and Sellers of Glas dissolves by mutual agreement. Trade is now carried on by Lake Young alone who hopes for continued favor from former customers and friends. All dissolution creditors must pay debts to Lake Young and all demands on the copartnership are to be settled with him for immediate satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Young
Perieneh
Petfons
Prussian Movements and Royal Proclamation Reflections
Reports from Olmutz to Paris detail Prussian troop concentrations on the borders, with Ville retreating to Grez and Fouquet’s forces marching toward Troppau. Other dispatches note sieges planned near Stralsund, French occupation of Voigtland, and an imperial city pivot as troops seize control. Also a Cadwallader tone praises Ciceronian policy, celebrating British naval power, Louisburgh and Cherburgh events, and warns against political disruption while listing stock and fiscal notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Olmutz
Fouquet
de Ville
Troppau
Grez
Tefchen
Silesia
Hungary
Jabloncka
Schwerin
Stralsund
Gotha
Voigtland
Thuringia
Schlaitz
Weida
Langenfaltz
Mentz
Francfort
Regiment of
Nassau
Saxenhausen-Gate
Beauvoisis
Rohan-Rochefort
Bentheim
Royaldeux-Ponts
Paris
Marchioness de Pompadour
Toulon
Genoa
Marthal Relleifle
Marshal Count d’Etrees
Provence
Madrid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Crosby
Newington-Green
Pearson
Sec. Johm’s Street
Smithfield
High Court of Chancery
Thomas Bennett
Aid Court
Cursiter’s Street
Mark Westron
Uffculme
Devon
Deceas
Hemlock
Edward Manley
William Cholwich
CreeRo
Cicero
Great Britain
C1cero
Louisburgh
Cherburgh
Ciero
Crezro
Anglo-Britannus
Sardinia
House of Austria
Bourbon
Dunkirk
Whitechapel
India
South Sea
Ysooced
Toco
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