Fragmentary Note on French Privateers and Ship Warnings
A garbled historical communiqué refers to Poole and a London Brigg from Oporto with a promise that they are not yet imprisoned. It mentions a Bourdeaux letter dated Nov 14 N.S. and warns that ordering French wines home must be in French. It notes several Spanish privateers in a box and three in the river attacking English ships.
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Poole
Oporto
P.S
Bourdeaux
N.S
Maze
Southswark
Ralph Watson
Red-Lyon-Street
Spittlefields
Peak
Justice Peak
Red-Lion- Street
Holbourn
Ryder
Lamb
Robert’ Nelson
Hadley
Middlesex
Lord Micklethwaite
Hone
Queen Square
Westminster
Ewer
Henry Ewer
Richmond
Surrey
Carolina
Bowles
Smith
Aspond
Beachy Head
Stepney
Cankeway
Robert Piggot
William Piggot
Edgemont
Silop
Farrer
Brignal
York
Chester
John'Andrews
Ffrydown
Pembroke
Diocese of
St David’s
Swan Inn
Bishopsgate
S. Nee
David Hamilton
Newgate
Col de Veil
John Palmer
de Veil
Bond
St. Sebastian’s
Lavish Royal Wedding Gifts Catalog in Old Ledger
An itemized list details the Paris wedding wardrobe and treasures presented to the eldest princess by the French king and Don Philip. The inventory includes shifts, undergarments, gowns, lace, sheets, a gold and silver wardrobe, jewelry, mantles, and thousands of livres, with notes on the princess’s retinue and travel attire. The second article piece notes political moves in Preston, parliamentary efforts to curb placeman numbers, local elections results, and various death notices and arrivals in London society.
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Don Philip
Flanders
Holland
Iain Sik
Espagne
Ivaly
Siam
Preston
County of
Lancaster
House of Commons
Richard Potcinger
Deceas
Arthur Bevan
Ely
Carmarthen
John Pollen
Penng
Apdoret
William Hervey
Apegme
Sorygins Aslia
Richard Hollings
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Mr. Wallop
Viscount Lymington
Foot-Guards
Marine Regiements
Francis Hilderly
Esg
Foot Guards
Charles Hanbury Williams
Monmouthy
Great ‘Britain
Richard Fizwilliams
The
Blue Guards
Col. Bland
Foot
Earl of Crawford
Britain
Ireland
Marquess de la Mina
Paris
Huntingdon
Charles Clarke
William Mitchell
Edward Willes
Lincoln’s Inn
Justice Willes
Coventry
William Makepeace
Wayd
John Bailey
Southwark
St. Paul’s
Anne Hagh
Dartmouth
Kent
Brook- Street
Grosvenor Square
James Lord Compton
Earl of Northampton
Whitehall
Henry Pelham
Duke of Newcastle
Bath
Harrington
Hook-Place
Southfleet
Edinburgh
Ernest Lefly
Balgubine
Barnard Castle