English letter on Cambray affair and Rice case heat
The article discusses the Cambray and Bedford disputes over Mr Rice the Englishman with political tension and possible insurrection. It notes the inhabitants’ preference for their laws, past frauds by Cambray refugees, and the Duke of Bedford urged to show equity in resolving Rice’s fate amid reactions in England.
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Germany
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Robert Wardale
Newbourne
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Farleigh
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Barbadoes
Wood
Drury-lane Theatre
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Covent-garden
Covent Garden Theatre
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Great Britain and Ireland
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Meneserrat
Nevis
St. Christophers
Janisiay
Princess Augusta
Watson
West Indies
London
Martinico
Guadeloupe
Aierna
New-York
Majjesty
John Marshall
Swan Tavern
Southwark
Wandsworth
Surry
George Davis
Faleday
Mr. Bunn
Green Walk
Emora
Ossian
Fingax
James MacPherson
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P. A. de Hondt
Fingal
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Offian
Paoljea
Andy Sd
J. Cooke
Paternoster Row
Oxford
Cambridge
Great Britain
St. Martin’s
Ferro Music
Royal Magazine
Gentleman’s Monthly Companion
Fes
Admiralty Office
Neale Molloy
Ely
Dey
Tunis
South America
M. Forimey
Merchant Taylors School
Cleora
Lisbon
Covent-Garden Theatre
J. Coote
King’s Arms
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Wanted commissions for various regiments and chaplains
Advert reads that officers and staff are needed for line and young regiments, with exchanges and commissions available. Also notices warn against piracy of wheel carriage designs and address Pamphlet authorship claims. Letters discuss colonial governance, trade, Dunkirk fortifications, and public taste for current events.
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Nancy
Baligney
Fryer
Bainceta
Theatres Royal
Theatres Royal of Drury Lane
Covent-Garden
Beard
Pamphier
Jonx Cooke
A. Webley
Holbourn
Chanceryane
London Note on Possible Extradition of Rice The Broker
London reports that if the French King agrees to hand over Rice the broker, authorities anticipate a needed step or concession. The brief outlines diplomatic sensitivity and potential negotiation angles without detailing specific tactics or timelines.
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