Treaty of Commerce renewal declared in force
The British Envoy Extraordinary Mr. Keith reported to the Court that the expired Treaty of Commerce between Great Britain and this Crown shall remain in full force until renewed. English merchants may pay the same duties at the Custom-house as the treaty states during the interval, per the Imperial Majesty's gracious intentions.
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Keith
Crowns
O. S
England
Great Britain
Petersburgh
Dresder
Haddick
Vienna
Meiffen
Francfort
Oder
Pomesania
Hamburgh
Petersbourg
Spain
Madrid
Lahne
Hague
Holland
West- Friesland
Republick
M. Vander Poll
Groningen
Amsterdam
Westphalia
Munster
St. Maurice
Dickenburgh
Paris
Duke de Broglie
Francfott
Contaées
France
Barcelona
Chester City Elects Mayor and Officials for the Year
In Chester on Friday the annual city election chose Sir Richard Grosvenor as Mayor along with Slaughter, Morgan as sheriffs Mall and treasurers Cobb and Crew as leave lookers Fernall and Gayman as coroners and other officers elected. Last Tuesday the Light Infantry under Col. Crawford arrived from Shrewsbury to set winter quarters.
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Country News
Chester
Richard Grosvenor
Royal Cheshire Battalion
Thomas Slaughter
Peter Morgan
Henry Hesketh
Ely
Home Billrones
Samuel Cobb
Joseph Crew
George Fernall
Jonathan Gayman
Light Infantry
Col. Crawford
Shrewsbury
Majesty to Open Parliament in House of Peers
Report from London states his Majesty will open the Sessions of Parliament in the House of Peers. Yesterday part of His Majesty rid baggage arrived at St James's from Keafingon.
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London
House of Peers
St. James's
Keafingon
Postscript on Manning a Fleet by Volunteers in War
London letter argues for ready to deploy volunteer crews as a short term fix to build up naval strength during invasion threats. It repeats a proposal to draft sailors from other ships for immediate sea duty, with guaranteed discharge after danger ends and protections for volunteers. The plan aims to ease mercantile disruption and protect sailors and merchants alike if implemented.
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Paris
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Cadiz
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St. Sebastian’s
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Elizabeth
Morris
London
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Martinico
Andrew Melberg
Venice
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Malta
Embden
John Woake
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Piercy Brett
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Edward Hawke
Duke of Marlborough
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Palmtree
Hull
Nancy
Foster
North Carolina
Wells
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Burroughs
Caius College
Cambridge
Chofsn
Samuel Freke
Admond- Bury
York
Hadfield
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Prince of Wales
Princess Dowager of Wales
Kew
Jefferys
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Richard Talbot
Earl of
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Hanoverftreet
Tan
Knight
St. Peter le Poor
Hendrick Pawning
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Hyth
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Nan
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John Soper
William Clayton
Henry Taylor
Reading
Thomas Donaldson
New Prcton
John Fielding
Joseph Wright
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