Maritime Movements From Portsmouth to Naples and Cadiz
This morning the Little London, Crawford, sailed from Portsmouth for Naples. Cadiz and Frederica Sophia, Winter, are noted. Deal observed on May 8 as Guernsey came down yesterday and sailed at once. Crown store-ship and Fort William East Indiaman Wind S. 5. W.
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London
Charlotté, Allen
Cadiz
Frederica Sophia
Winter
Chichester
Crawford
Portsmouth
Naples
Deal
Guernsey
Fort William
Russian detachment near Zakroczym spurs Polish consultations and court news
A private Warsaw letter reports 42000 more Russian troops marching toward the heart of Poland causing general consternation among inhabitants. Grandes and Cow Cow, led by Crown-General, sought relief from Prince Primace, who pledged a conference with Russian ministers. The week brings levees and East India Company notices, ship arrivals at Madeira, and local deaths and marriages.
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London
Warsaw
Zakroczym
Cattalion
Cracow
Prince Primace
Count de Seilern
Jermyn Street
St. James’s Square
Lord Blaney
Society of Free and Accepted Masons
Lars Ferrers
Lord Clive
East-India House
East-Indies
The
East India Company
Newman Matlack
Beckingham
Burnet Abercrombie
Prince of Wales
Mills
Kent
Bengal
William Richardson
Solebay
George Calbreath
Lord Anson
Carnarvon
Hutchinson
Devonshire
Quick
East- India
Madeira
Monti
Vansitrart
Lerven
Duke of Albany
Haldane
East India
Duto
Duke of Portland
Ramsey
Commerce
Gowland
Dundee
Wauchape
Granada
Whitewood
Triton
Wilkinson
Fanny
Lesly
Rose
Brett
Melville
Hail
St. James
Atkins
Matthew
Rayne
Ann
Bowes
Mary
Glasenby
Elizabeth
Mackniel
Africa
Robinson
Portsmouth
Harrio
Blackman
Ipswich
Polly
Carr
Bristol
Sally
Murray
Leith
Riga
Sutton
Lambert
Archbell
Hunter
Stockton
M‘.Farling
Brookbank
Hull
Tingmouth
Pidderley
Cork
Rotterdam
Kimeridge
Isle of
Purbeck
George Clovell
Portmouth
Tweed
Spithead
Plymouth
Newfoundland
Pearl
Fulham Church
Mitchel Graham
His Majesty’s Navy
Henrietta Jack
Mount-street
Grosvenor Fquais
Lord Viscoun
Fowertenn
Kingdom of Ireland
Aso
Lycos
Auction of Turners estate and Elland houses in York
To be sold by auction on Thursday the 14th of June next at Midgley near Erringden and on the same day at the Red Lion in Elland. Properties include Lower Crace two dwellings and outbuildings with woods and arable land, occupied by James Lord, plus three dwellings in Elland occupied by Lamb Baldwin and Harger. Details from Messrs Funter and Parker.
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Richard Wingfield
Viscount
Powerscourt
Shakenhurst
Worcestershire
John Meysey
Rock
Commission of the Peace
Geary
Longwire
Queen Anne Street
Cavendish-Square
Justice Pell
Chambers
Perriwinkle-Street
Rarcliff Highway
Robert Turner
Midgley
Ertingden
York
Thomas Hallowil
Stannery
County of York
Chapman
Erringden
Halifax
Lower Crace
James Lord
Elland
Stephen Lamb
William Baldwin
James Harger
Funter
Catenton
Numsen
T. Cunningham
Gray’s Inn
S. Crowder
Looking-Glass
J. Coote
King’s Arms
Paternoster Row
London
Smith
Dublin
Jackson
Oxford
Messrs Fletcher and Hodson
Cambridge
Great Britain
New Law Dictionary
Enu
Jusice Hotrt
Gilebs Jacon
Vodiak
VW. Strahan
T.horne
Cethiich
le Dawe
Th. Woodfall
A. Millar
Bnai Vt
VW. Stranan
J. Rivingen
R. Bald
Postscript On the Excise Laws Not a General Tax Attack
A 1764 critique denounces the Excise as a monstrous tax. It argues Parliament approved extending the new cider duty, warning of loss of liberty, mockery by bureaucrats, and abuse of power. The author cites Andrew Marvel and literary defenses, urging opposition to arbitrary taxation and defending constitutional rights.
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Cyder
Perry
Europe
Andrew Marvvel
Cafawar
England
Critica Review
Mr. Hartley
John ix
Teres Aigque Ratundus
Chrisian
Jesus
Christ
God
Immanuel
Seneca
Piero
The precarious Situation of a Minister of State
The piece discusses the fragility of a Minister of State in England, noting dependence on the Prince, accountability to the people, and the risk of misattribution of motives. It argues for a leader with vast genius, quick thought, and clear expression to navigate intrigue, cabals, and betrayals to govern effectively.
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England
Conner