Fleet of nine ships escorted from Cadiz to Civita Vecchia
From London Gazette notes an escort of nine vessels sailing from Cadiz to Civita Vecchia with 504 Jesuits aboard, pursued by a Spanish ship of Mir. Uncertain if Jesuits were allowed to land. Also reports on Empress health, Danish King visit, and political moves including a new Commission for Victualling Office and upcoming royal appointments.
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London Gazette
Florence
Rome
Civita Vecja
Cadiz
Mirage
Mir
Wis
Corfica
Hsibargh
Yaar
Denmark
Sletwick
Prince of Orange
States General
Council of State
States of Holland
Soeidyck
Loo
Jonathan Kay
Athton
County of Lancaster
Manchester
Christopher Fuller
Birmingham
Warwick
Thomas Jordan
William Collen
Applebes
John Gabbau
St. Olave
Y Southwark
Bowen and Partners
Guildhall
London
George Webber
Exeter
James Bolland
St. George
Southwark
Surry
England
Wales
John Fielding
Tothillfields
Bridewell
Houghton East Indiaman
Bengal
Ladbrook
Warwickshire
Mr. Walford
Christ Church, Oxford
Miss Treadwell
Richard Treadwell
St. Clement Danes
Lykin
Felbrigg
Norfolk
Weymouth
Laft
Hereford
Robert Foley
Mbrdeford
Walwyn
Herford
Wareham
Dorsetshire
Samuel Hayter
His Majesty’s Navy
Tuck
Lisbon
James Dee
Belem
Oakhampton
Devonshire
Limhear
Miare
Earl of Egmont
Admiralty
Sirdward Hawke
Charles *Townshend
Great ‘Britain
Paris
Count de Marbceuf
Aoli
Tetuan
Tikin
Tvo
Marmora
Étyan
West Indies
France
Morocco
Saffe
Ganges
Calcutta
Camden East Indiaman
Rochefort
Flanders
Eaton
Liverpoole
Berwick Upon
Tweed
Cardiff
Mr. Jones
Meniz June 18 Report on Historic North Heads News
Fragmentary OCR notes reference death of a crowned North Head, a tremor at 1013 hours causing no major damage, and a claim that the Pope intends to convoke a consistory to consider suppressing the Order of Fergus. Rennes envoy pleads to recall exiled members to restore the sovereign court.
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Meniz
Raper
Rome
Fane
Parma
Fae
Fergus
Rennes
Fragmentary 18th Century Public Notices From London
The text presents scattered references to appointments and events in Pall Mall and the River Thames involving peers and officials, including mentions of Lord Fremont Lord Hill borough Lord North and shifts in Exchequer and Treasury roles. It reads like a fragmented public advert or gossip column with uncertain names and actions.
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Pall-Mall
Breverery
Femont
Lord Hillborough
Lord North
Tovinthend
Grafton
Ireland
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Helvetick
Vietnna
Constantinople
Earl
Countes of Temple
Pall Mall
Stowe
Bicles
Madrid
Salo
Civita Vechia
Gricht
Granes
Ralph Hodgson
Lord Camden
Camden-Row
Bethdal-Green
Board of Commissioners
Stephen Theodore Janffen, Bart
William Hutton
Glover
Clouds
Watermen’s Company
Gresham
Mercers Hall
Commissioners of Excise
Gresham College
Sail
Guihthall
Crisp Gascoyne
Thames
Royal Exchange
Newgate
George Castell
Jordan
Thomas' Vaughan
Richard
Foxhunter
Thomas
Sterling
Thomas Price
Howe
Hampshire
Southampton
Winchester
J.H. Jervorsg
Brentford
Old Dittria
Bohemia Head
Turnham- Green
Ryt
J. Jangs
CED
New Palace
Ydth
Westminster
Three Angels
New Church
Strand
Chatterbuck
John Gaitrell
James Hatfell
Henry Stevens
Rochefer-Row
Tothill- Fields
Ralph Freffelicque
Allen’s Court
Leadendhall Street
Nazthereas
Anne Barker
Topcliffe
County of York
Thomas Coopland
Allonby
Thomas Kidson
Topcliffy
Thomas Cooplard M
Adam
T. Davies
Covent Garden
L. Owis
C. Reymers