Shipping news and court notices from Falmouth and London
Maritime arrivals sailings and departures from London to Lisbon, Plymouth, Jersey, and other ports with ships named and dates. Local court actions and appointments include Archibald Montgomery named Governor of Dunbarton castle, and the appointment of a new Attorney General candidate. Obituaries, marriages, and incidents such as a fire at St. Andrew's Six Dials and a robbery on Hounslow Heath are noted alongside public notices and intelligence from Turin, Vienna, and Petersburgh.
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Robbery and violence in Harlastown detail shocks Dublin
Report from Dublin dated March 3 recounts a February 15 dawn attack on Catharine Butler of Harlastown. Two masked assailants stabbed her with a red hot instrument, tortured her, and robbed her of valuables while tying her servants. The Lord Lieutenant offers a reward of sulph for apprehension and conviction. Maritime news notes several ships damaged or sunk in rough seas and a Trim stable fire destroying five horses.
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Snowbound Waggons Rushed by Twenty Six Horses
In Edinburgh on March 3 two waggons from the Youth arrived after roads blew up with snow. To proceed they yoked twenty six horses to most wagons. On Tuesday the 28th William Sewart of Hartwood, Esq died at Greenock. This concerns his Majesty's Board of Works in Scotland.
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Scotland
Brabant Province Tax On Coaches And Ships Orders
A Brudels law imposes twenty four florins per annum for each coach and twelve florins for each chaite in Brabant, with hackney coaches and chaites exempt. His Majesty’s ships Colchester and Eagle at Portsmouth are ordered to sail to Tobago to carry families to the island. The Peggy Evans from Cork to Bordeaux is lost off the French coast. some cargo salvable. The Sophia Albertina from Gothenburg to Liverpool is wrecked near Lynn. crew escaped by boat. The Aurora bound for the Canaries lost after leaving the Elbe. William Gregory, a counsellor at law, is named Chief Justice of Quebec in America.
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County Notables to Meet for Registration in Parliament
The sheriff of Camarieuc invites the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders to the Street Hall in Camari e on the next Thursday the 15th infant at seven to consider a proper measure to register the county in Parliament in the form of the late worthy Member the Lord Viscount Roytou now Earl of Cardwaichke.
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