London Evening-Port reveals 1736 maritime diplomacy and prize news
An extracted dispatch from The Hague dated June 22 discusses the Emperor and France seeking a guaranty of maritime powers, a pending peace treaty, and conditions for revocation of the Rywick treaty. It also details a Cape Fear area shipwreck and mutiny tale, with Ball rescuing crew members near North Carolina.
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de Fenelon
Vienna
France
Ryswick
Europe
Paris
States Deputies
States General
Spain
Rywick
Hague
Arrival of Capt Mayo from North Carolina
Boston reports that Capt Mayo arrived from North Carolina with news via a passenger. Captain Ball of Piscataqua was said to have sailed for that place in December, in longitude 34 degrees 30 minutes.
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Boston
Mayo
North Carolina
Ball
Piscataqua
Notable Illness and Court Movements in London Society
London society circles report Hon. Thomas Hervey and the Earl of Balcarres dangerously ill at Bath, while the Bath eventful season continues. Royal duties persist with ministers hosted at Kensington and weekend visits to Kew by the Prince and Princess of Wales. Noise, titles, and promenades fill the week as diplomats depart for Paris and London mourns the loss of several city figures, including Ma. Anthony Gyles and Lady Capel, with a busy court life surrounding embassies and advances in royal service.
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Thomas Hervey
Bury St Edmund's
Earl of Bristol
Highgate
Earl of Balcarras
North-Britain
Foot-Guards
Bath
Kensington
Kew
Germay
Prince and Princess of Wales
St. James's
Charles Edwin of
Grosvenor-street
Duke of Hamilton
Brandon
Lord Conway
Robert Walpole
Dover
France
Rexsign
Paris
St. Ann’s
Aldersgate
Anthony Gyles
Nogl Burnet
Capel
Eisix
Cour
Turin
Golden
Spvenoska
Kent
Daniel Seymour
BOQS
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
Driver
Messenges
Honourable
House of Commons
John Stanhoyt
Earl of Chesterfield
Lord Geathwell
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Axms
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