Robberies and trials spread through London and ports
A physician in Stratford is robbed of a silver watch and half a Guinea on the street near Upton, a cheesemonger in Thames Street is robbed on the road to Ilford, and a gentlewoman in Westminster is attacked on the stairs taking three guineas and fifteen shillings. Reports from Newgate and Jamaica note a death sentence commuted, a woman convicted for retailing spirits, and church appointments. ships sail from Barbadoes with slaves, while petitions against Spanish depredations seek redress for mercantile losses. News from Oran, Algiers, and Genoa detail captures, naval movements, and diplomatic wrangles with parrots of rumors from Paris and Poland.
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Stratford
Uptonic
West Ham
Child
Thames Street
White Post
Ilford
Exchequer
New Palace-yard
Westminster
Hampton Court
Catherine Long
Newgate
Catherine Hall
James Fraser
York Buildings
Torhill-Kields Bridewell
Coppin
St. John’s Chapel
Bedford-row
Duke of Devonshire
Ireland
Robin-Hood’s Bay
Flamborough Head
Yorkshire
Jamaica
England
Dover
Hathershall
Hutchinson
Barbadoes
Betty
Winster
London
Cabendo
Africa
Asia
Fisher
Jenos-Ayres
Thomas
Hambley
Bristol
Bennett
Affiento
South-Sea Company
Downs
Hall of Commons
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America
Madrid
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América
Portugal
Maryland
Cartagena
Spain
Oran
Algiers
Warrington
Thomas Hipper
Mather
Smyrna
Hingye
Quarentine
Mediterranean Pass
Intendanc
Paris
Lacy
Constantinople
Venice
Oczakow
Naples
Corsica
Genoa
M. Peloux
M.brignole
Republick
France
Leghorn
Jazt
Holland
French East-India Company
Thatk
Sweden
M. de Chavigni
Denmark