Fever in city and papal health amid confistory plans
Yesterday the mails from France Flanders and Rome bring reports of fever raging in the city while the Pope remains in good health. Cardinals and Maltese ambassador ill. a consistory is announced for the 7th. Meanwhile Paris notes D Estaing in Madrid seeking Portuguese acceptance of armed centrality. Marquis Rochambeau’s army entrenched in Rhode Island as Ternay fears no Newport blockade. A corvette from Guichen arrived July 13 with 35 sails. Porto Rico dispatches hint at Jamaica or New York, but road to St Domingo favored.
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Rhode Island
M. de Ternay
Newport
M. de Guichen
Portorico
Jamaica
New York
St. Domingo
Royal Navy ships sail for St Eustatius
The report lists His Majesty's ships Chatham Guay Train Beaver Nimblz Surprize Speed and cutters sailing with outward bound vessels. Remaining in action are Dromedary Squirrel a Danish warship Isabella Cornelia Belle for St Eustatia.
Laurens Arrives under Guard at Admiralty Tower
London reports Henry Laurens, president of the American Congress, ill at Newton Abbot but recovering enough to travel to the Admiralty in a post coach. He is placed under guard, examined privately by Lord George Germain and officials, and then committed to the Tower as a chosen prisoner after a lengthy inquiry.
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Lanreng
Addington
Ainding
Liaurensmach
Bac
Lond
G. Germaine
Earl
Hillsborough
Viscount Stormont
London
T. Greerough
Ludgate-hill
Francis Newbery
St. Paul's
Cheapside
Bottié
Thomas Greenough
Erém Bowels
Prisoner Delivered to Tower Guard Amid Diplomatic Tensions
A prisoner was delivered to the Governor at the Tower after private conveyance and military escorts. The seizure may affect relations with America, as Laurens faces confinement and potential implications for Allied prisoners and officers. Minor notes report Lord Mayor’s procession and King’s reply to a city address amid Jamaica fleet worries and Edinburgh gossip on Spanish revolt.
Atlantic privateers and naval preparations reported
The Lively under Capt Belt sails from Maryland to Nantz with tobacco but is taken and carried to Bristol. 32 crew pressed on the tender at King Road. Nelly from West Indies to Quebec captured by Americans and brought to Boston. Lily privateer from Jersey captured near Bourdeaux by a French frigate. Ground marked for a new rope-house at Woolwich Warren to supply the navy. Pirates captured near Wood Street Compier pressed onto Conquestadore at the Nore for trial. Eight pirates still at large. Nine men drowned at Long’s River near Swansea after boat sank on limestone heap. Price slate shows corn oats malt and other grains. various trades and marriages noted.
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William A’court Ashe
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Heytesbury
William Eden
Wood
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Nore
Long's River
Swansea
Cadigan
Doncaster Races Monday Post Match Outcome
At Doncaster on Monday September 25 a post race report notes a heat between Lord Rockingham's colt by Gilly Green and Grosvenor's Orange, three years old, both sired from their own stallions and mares, competing for 30048 pounds each. The result shows a win for the late entrant with a two mile heat completed.
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Orange
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Mr. Wentworth
Mr. Barlow
Adams
H. Sandby
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Abigail
H. True
George Savile
B. H. Tan
Mr. Burden
Wentworth
Mr. Cross
Mr. Garforth
D.ef Rutland
Diana
Ld Rockingham
Burden
Pune
Surrey
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Cross
Hal
Ae & Nie
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Ventwre
Pratt
Manilla
Rockingham
Owen Oshee
Ivenot
H Nod
Severn Sewer Commission to Meet at Green Man Inn
Officials of the Commissioners of Sewers for Essex Middlesex and Kent call a Seffins and General Court of Sewers to gather near Havering Dagenham Ripple Barking Eatham Weltham Layton Walhamstow Bromley and East Marsh borders. The meeting is set for Thursday the 13th at the Green Man in Great Ilford Essex, starting at ten in the morning.
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East Marsh
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Green Man
Great Ilford
WM. Dearsly
Cl. Com
Leprosy Cure Drops Hailed by 18th Century Surgeon
A Core authenticated by Sir George Armytage praises Mareditas Drops as a universal cure for leprosy scurvy old sores and many blood related disorders. The letter claims remarkable healing after ten bottles and lists multiple London and Westminster outlets for purchase with appointive availability for consultations.
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Kirklees Hall
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Norton
Golder-square
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Clifton
George
St. Anthony’s
Golden-square
Piccadily
John Norton
North
Stockdale
Kearneyy
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