Venerable court events and colonial trade reports
News from Boston, Philadelphia, New York and St. Lucia recounts a shipwreck recovery of a car and crown money, a tribute picture for K S Conway to be placed in Faneuil Hall, Sugar and Molasses exports from St Lucia, adjournment of the General Assembly, funding acts, a French slave export act, a French attack on Missisippi trade, a Providence capture, and monetary remittances for troops in America.
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Faneuil-hall
Philadelphia
St. Lucia
Qoco
Davidson
New Providence
Missisippi
Cape Francois
Providence
New-York
Bernard
Sir Samuel Fludger
John Drummond
America
James M‘evers
Flerchant
Thompson
Monte-Christo
Hispaniola
New York
Mercer
Elder
St. Croix
Edinburg News and Country Notices From Glasgow to Durham
Edinburgh and Glasgow reports note a Kirk of Relief collection for educating Native Americans in North America. Roads repaired by a seventh regiment detachment from Glasgow. Newcastle notes a river accident near Darlington after carriages failed to pass. Local marriages and deaths reported including Sir William Stephenson’s niece, Rev Mr Durant, and Rev Mr Taylor. Harvest prospects show plentiful grain but fruit trees hurt by cold winds. Lord Bruce arrival in Bath with accompanying party.
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Kirk of Relief
Glasgow
North America
Seventh Regiment of Foot
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Argyle
Country News
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Darlington
River Tees
Durham
White
Burnegill
Miss Stephenson
Framivelgate
William Stephenson
London
Birmingham
Hagley
Durant
Miss Waldron
Watton
Richard Geaft
Blyth-hall
Miss Stratford
Meriva
Hugh Price
St. Mary de Load
Bath
Lord Bruce
Thomson
Madden
Lefievre
Edgworth
John Smith
Braydon
Cricklade
Wilts
Samuel Eve
Pump
Sherborne
Farley
Salisbury
Bowditch
Compton
Dortfetshire
Infant dies and Stratford farmer dies near city
A death notice records the loss of a sf inflant at Wilton with surgeon Whitmarsh and county coroner listed. It also notes the death of Mr Jos Maton a Stratford farmer said to be worth 10000l. Market prices at Devizes last week show Wheat 60s to 68s per quarter Bailey 31s to 34s Oats 22s to 24s Beans 34s to 42s Peas 34s to 48s Vetches 38s to 63s.
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Sabbary
Yunery
Wilton
Whitmarsh
Stratford
Jos
Maton
Devizes
Bailey
Plymouth Harbour Ship Arrivals and Departures List
Sailed for Lisbon and Bourdeaux from Plymouth on June 28 30 with vessels Hope Mary and Speedwell. Numerous arrivals include Mary Ann from Senegal King George Neptune and Polly at various ports. many ships from Antigua Jamaica Barbadoes and Cadiz reported trading at London Lisbon and Philadelphia ports.
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Hope
Westenbourgh
Lisbon
Deal
Mary
Herbert
Success
Judge
Seville
Speedwell
Bennington
Bourdeaux
Gravesend
Tovey
Antigua
Ailton
Revely
Dominica
Minerva
Smith
Jamaica
Boston
Packet
Marshal
Thames
Watt
Nevis
Mary Ann
Lady Juliana
Stevenson
Ditto
Henry Dawkins
Martin, Mitchel
Berry, Hendricks
Maryland
Betsy
Love
New
Elizabeth, Smith
Frederick
Chiene
Farley, Coulter
Fran Disso
Attto
Pheonix
Bernard
Tto
New-York
Alexander
Reed
Ditta
Enades
Simond, Vierrie
Ditc
Venice Packet
Rogers
Ancona
Rafe, Mather
Damhburgh
Devonshire
Folger
New England
Bathsheba
Emerson
Barbadoes
Sally
Spain
Liveron
Philadelphia
Friendship
Pearce
Tran Ditto
Phillis
Robinson
Good Intent
Gould
Cadiz
Swall
Livingston
New York
Forbes
Walworth
Boggs
Bartlett
Falmouth
Spier
Milford
Cork
Patle
Bond
Liverpool
Sadler
Nixon
Bristol
Warrington
Welch
Co2es Town
Re " Tristram
Shand
S. Carolina
Cowes
Joseph, Coghlan
Leghorn
Dover
London Cabinet Preparations and Royal Return News
A London cabinet meeting at St James's outlines preparation for conclusive sessions. Reports say Prince and Princess of Brunswick with their son will depart Sunday. Royal reviews, Te Deum in Brussels, and Imperial rejoicing over Empress Queen’s recovery are noted.
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Prince
Princess of
Solebay
Spithead
Portsmouth Common
Senegal
Lord Chatham
Pye
Pitt
Reyatt
New York
Duke Packer
Edwards
America
Rich
Great Piazza
Covent Garden
Theatre Royal
Covent-Garden
Colman
Harris, Rutherford and Powell
Tyres
Vauxhall
Norfolk
Wilmot
Baron Adams
Bucks
Buckingham
Bedfordshire
Bedford
Stuntingdonshire
Huntingdon
Cambridgeshire
Cambridge
Suffolk
Bury St. Edmund’s
Castle of
Norwich
City of
Grotesque social whirl and marriages in London society
Friday at Tunbridge Wells the Graze the Duke of Manchester arrived with Sir John St Aubin and others. public provisions promised by benevolent gentlemen. a vessel at Billingsgate carried fine grey mullets for the London market. Marriages abound including Dr Thackeray to Miss Aldridge and Rodregus to Miss Sally Rodregus. details of deaths and legal notices follow with various local incidents and trials.
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Duke of Manchester
Tunbridge Wells
John St. Aubin
Montalieu
Pulteney
Samuel Derrick
Pinchbeck
Billingsgate
London
St. Mary le Bonne
Thackeray
Beverly
Yorkshire
Aldridge
Abel Aldridge
New Lodge
Sussex
Bricklayers
Samuel Hendrees Levy
Bury-street
St. Mary Axe
Bedfordshire
James Goddard
Hackney
Peter du Clot
Goodman's Fields
Lawrence Poultney Hill
Amyand
George Amyand
Grosvenor Square
Lady King
Sir Benet Garrard, Bart
Amersham
Bucks
High Court of Chancery
Breedon
Tyler-street
Carnaby-market
Tottenham Court-Fields
Yetterday
Newgate
Thomas Walford
Bacon
Hatton-Garden
Sarah Pottinger
Thomas Pottinger
Dog and Duck
Greenland Dock
John Smith
Cross-street
William Mallett
Robert Peacock
Strand
Gibson
Liloyd
John Wilkes, Esq
France
England
Lisbon
Minjesty
Brazils
Mobille
Florida
New Orleans
Havannah
la Vera Cruz
LETT Court Sealed Proposals for Hamper Mills Lease
To be let by the Worshipful Company of Clohwork ers London at a Court of Assistants to be held at their Hall in Mincing Lane on Wednesday the 1th of July at eleven in the forenoon. The Hamper Mills on the river Corn a mile and a half below Watford Hertford comprise about five acres adjoining, on a sixty one year building lease to commence Michaelmas 1765. Mrs Elizabeth Field occupies the mills. Proposals must be sealed and sent to the Clerk at the Hall on or before the specified day and attend in person.
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Clophworkers
London
Mincing-Lane
Watford
County of
Hertford
Elizabeth Field
Perfor
Prizes to be transferrable at Bank of England Lottery
The Prizes to be transferrable Annuities at the Bank of England bearing 3 per cent per annum. The most money paid for Prizes at these Offices as soon as drawn. Not one Blank and three Quarters to a Prize. Shares of Tickets tolled on advantageous terms as they will be paid without the usual deduction of five per cent. All Shares stamped with the Crown and round it Hazard's Lottery Office. Begins Drawing the 16th of November. All kinds of Government securities bought and sold by Commission Schemes gratis.
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Bank of England
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Postscript on the Duration of Parliaments Essay
An essay arguing that long Parliaments enable arbitrary rule and major reforms. It cites Clarendon on Parliament’s dangers, discusses bribery for electing MPs, and questions ministers’ virtue and Crown power. It warns Septennial Parliaments may erode liberty and threaten government.
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Enry
Lord Clarendon
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