Prize ship seized and Spanish goods found at coast
The Veffel St Coleman, captured by Capt Weller last week, is condemned as a prize. Spaniards aboard were seized in Cole's Lane and sent to the captain’s ship. Four more men said to be aboard. A Dutch vessel loaded with lead was ordered to Malaga. A separate wreck near Wicklow split a Maryland bound ship with 149 hogsheads of tobacco onboard and all but one crew saved.
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Shipwreck near Taymouth sparks rescue and political gathering
Edinburgh reports a sloop named Bus then of about go tons wrecked off Taymouth in Angus. Three crew escaped to the boat, another held to the helm as the vessel broke apart. a local crowd rescued the injured master John Abraham from Southampton and nursed him. An adjourned Linlithgow Quarter Sessions assigns a meeting of freeholders on the 30th to direct their parliamentary representative.
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Public notices and crimes recounted in 18th century London
Reports from the Guildhall and Whitehall detail court elections, appointments, and deaths. Distant items include robberies, pardons, and police actions, plus stock prices and ship notices. Names such as Sir Miles Stapylton and the Duke of Leeds appear amid local affairs and international dispatches.
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