Ban on Genevian trade and French passport rule
The document bans real commerce with Genevians and requires inhabitants of Burgundy towns to declare provisions to magistrates. It orders official publication and notes Dijon December 31 1766. CHATTELLAUD signs, with warnings of severer punishment for noncompliance.
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Dutchman of war fires eleven guns at Commodore
Plymouth Fan reports a man of war from a cruize engaged the Commodore with eleven guns, replies with eleven, then sails into Catawater. The Boreas remains in the Sound. The Admiraal de Ruyter and Van de Putte arrive at Spithead from Middleburgh bound for Zeylon.
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Levee and Privy Council notes in London society
Reports from London detail a levee at St James s and a Privy Council on army affairs lasting past four. The Marlboroughs arrive at Pall Mall, Lord Charles moves to Marlborough House, and Sir James Lowther comes from Westmorland. Various dispatches, bills, and market moves are noted, including wheat imports, New York relief payments, and a Mecklenburgh captain bringing a Corsair to Capri. Also mentions births, deaths, arrests, and smuggling incidents in multiple locales.
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St. Giles In
Observation on Rights and Liberties in The London Evening Post
To the Printer of the London Evening Post a true observation is given that nations which have lost their rights and liberties are ready to assist in depriving others of them. The motive may be envy or a desire to bring other countries down to their level of slavery.
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