French Privateer Captures Bristol Trader Amid Quiet Ravage
An unreported French privateer from St Malo mounting twelve four pounders and about sixty men surprised Bristol traders, capturing one vessel valued at five to six thousand pounds and ransom. two collier ships were freed, and a third, the Antigua Packer, carried to a French port. The privateer then lingered with the enemy fleet, while other ships sought her. Other notes report a French Bark with saltpetre, the Roast Beef armed ship bringing the Fox privateer from Dunkirk, and the Nancy of Pool repelling two privateers after a running battle. Royals, arrests, and social concerns fill the rest of the periodical with notices of deaths, theft, kidnapping plots, and parliamentary corruption debates in London.
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Bristol Praders
St. Malo
Bristol
Rice
Antigua
Falmouth
Plymouth
Jersey
Dunkirk
Lizard
Nancy
Pool
Courtin
Bilboa
South Carolina
St. Sebastian’s
Commodore Bay
Firth of Forth
Yarmouth Road
Knights of the Garter
Windsor
Irom
Honourable
House of Commons
Ferdinando Ladbrooke
Spanish Hall
Blackwell Hall
Beadle
Worshipful Company of Tallow-Chandlers
Governor’s of Christ’s Hospital
Brooks
Axe-Yard
Westminster
Ancle
Mr. Brown
Penny-Post Office
Mare Ftreet
Hackhey
Hammerton
Clerkenwell
India Company seamen lead to Brest voyage amid royal offer
Postscript from March 2 reports the King accepting the Offer to withdraw from the Vilaine and guide to Brest the Royal Ships, led by M. Marion. Uncertain if success will heighten rivalry between the King's seamen and the Company’s crew. Prague dispatch notes doubt over General Biron Laudohn commanding troops assembling at Konigsgratz and Vienna.
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Flanders
Versailles
Board of Admiralty
the India Company
Brest
M. Marion
Prague
Biron Laudohn
Konigsgratz
Eld Maethal
Vienna
Humfell
Public Notices and Maritime News From the Era
The page reports an Holland ordinance to illuminate houses for a royal wedding in The Hague, naval movements including 24 ships bound for Cadiz, ransom demands for captives, and local happenings such as a houndsmith marriage. It lists Lent preachers, ship arrivals, and a range of prices at the Corn Exchange with stock quotes, plus a note on a Humour essay in a sermon.
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Saxony
Prince Henry
States of
Holland
Hague
Carolina
Prince of Nassau Weilbourg
Houghton
Houndsditch
Miss Bowling
Kirkham
Lancashire
Rynland
Pesterson
Zugleveld
de Boes
Texel
Cadiz
Streights
Jane
Robinson
America
Ireland
Bayonne
Chapel Royal
John Thomas Phe Nase
Pyle
St. Paul's Cathedral
Edmund Gibson
St. Botolph Aldgate
Doughty
St. Helen's
Cambridge
Corn Exchange
India
South Sea
Brice
Ditto Consol
Prem. Ditto
Billy Ditto
Modern Universal History offered in volumes and price list
Publication notice for The Modern Universal History volumes with pricing, board and bound costs, and subscription details. Lists multiple publishers in Great Britain and Ireland, offers octavo and folio formats, and notes ongoing monthly continuations and provisional terms for purchasers.
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T. Osborne
C. Hitch
L. Hawks
A. Millar
John Rivington
S. Crowder
P. Davey
B. Law
T. Longman
C. Ware
S. Bladon
Great Britain
Ireland
Oétavo
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Charles the Second
Danby
Prince of Orange
England
Ann
Tam
Britannicus
Frice
All-Soulsalle
Aivin
Parker
Oxford
Senet Sams