Italy and London News from September Letters and Regiments
Letters from Germany France and Rome report Barbarties by Ruffians in Germany and riots at Orleans over militia drafts. Papal moves fill three cardinal hats, while Madrid notes Don Louis governs affairs as Queen’s death unsettles King. Naval movements include Commodore Keppel’s squadron bound for Goree. trains and coaches tighten city security. Obituaries and local incidents follow, including deaths at Newport Isle of Wight and Walthamstow, and a docked mast at Worcester weighing nearly pounds.
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Germany
Duke of
Barlborough
Orleans
Rome
Archinio
Ferroni
Sacred College
Count de Bernis
Goree
Africa
Thames
Portsmouth
J.P. Schreuder
Amsterdam
Smyrna
Gibraltar
Court of Admiralty
Bligh
Waldegrave
Yorke
Irish Dragoons
William Whitmore
Foot
George Lee
Knt
the Arches
Richard Jacob Clerk
East Malling
Shoreham
Croydon
Newport
Wight
William Barrowby
Royal College of Physicians
Moning
Walthamstow
Collins
John Conyers
Copitall
Evans
Owen Evans
St. Martin’s
Canterbury
Martin Lister
Bond Street
Lombard-St Reet
Bell Inn
Worcester
Appointment of Sir William Manfield in Middlesex Court
London and Middlesex notices record William Lord Manfield appointed Chief Justice of his Majesty's Court of King's Bench after Michaelmas Term. Entries list term dates November 13 20 24 29 and related notices for Oswald Hoskyns Ropemaker Ninian Jaffrey and Stowe Wade with trade details and places in Middlesex Nottinghamshire.
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Srrryyét
London
Middlesex
William Lord Manfield
His Majesty’s Court of King’s Bench
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German and Prussian Movements Reported From Stolpen to Wolfsanger
Berlin reports capture of 30 wagons of oats and flour for the Army of the Prince de Deux Ponts near Freyberg, with a magazine seized at Hat Place. Dohna lifts a 10,000 crown contribution from Pyritz. a Prussian force under Weedel encamps near Decktow. Raids by Soubise's raiders plunder Wolfsanger. Brunswick moves troops to oppose Soubise and Yrembourg.
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Berlin
Marshal Daun
Stolpén
Netstadt
de Klejft
Freyberg
Prince de Deux Ponts
Altenbourg
Roek
M. Kleist
Gera
Dohna
Lippelina
Pyntz
Pyritz
Baron de Weedel
Decktow
Ruppin
Hamburgh
Heffe
Caffel
Bremen
M. Wertdorff
Utrecht
Soubise
Wolfsanger
Hague
Ferdinand of
Brunswick
Oberg
Yrembourg
Soubife
Election of Mayor and Bailiffs for the Borough of Liverpool
Robert Cunliffe was unanimously elected Mayor for the year ahead while Thomas Johnson and Ralph Peters were named Bailiffs, succeeding William Goodwin and the late bailiffs. Separate notes record merchant societies appointing a chaplain in Bristol and a fatal lime cargo fire near Gloucester, plus local prosecutions in Norwich.
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Liverpool
Robert Cunliffe
Thomas Johnson
Ralph Peters
William Goodwin
Joseph Manetty
John Parr
Bristol
Society of Merchant Adventurers
James Brown
St. Nicholas
Colston’s Hospital
Gregory
Gloucester
Jackson
Worcester
Canterbury
Wiliam Morrice
Cambridge
Francis Aylmer
Fulmerstone
Thurning
Norfolk
Lady Margaret
Bennet College
Northampton
Laft
London
Dover
France
James Parkerton
St. Martin’s
Palace
Robert Rogers
Charles Emmes
St. Peter Mancroft
Port News Report on Shipping Movements and Vessels
Port records note the Downs ship arrivals and stays including the Carter Frigate Payne for Virginia, the Earl of London Lilk bound for Nova Scotia, and the Racelforte Maxwell. Wind remains north east by north with a fresh breeze as crews monitor convoy movements and departures.
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Port New
Downs
Carter
Payne
Virginia
Deal
Earl
London
Lilk
Nova Scotia
Racelforte
Maxwell
Tul
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Zrwick Upon Tweed
Grocer
Stowe Wade
East Retford
County of
Nottingham
Sadler and Chapman
Lancrorp
Covent Garden
Robert Moon
Deceas
Weymouth
Dorfer
Faft
West Fleet
East
Fleet
Williams
East Fleet
Langford
Iilson
K Ing
Horszback
Tery
Laft Jhawn
Wan
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Bank of England
Ther Commission
Ottawa
R. Drake
George- Street
York-Buildings
J. Walkie
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Dale Ingram
J. Clarke
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Manf Petit
Ingram
An. Alftra
Verdier
Paris
Jylice
Eee Lelie
J. Nourse
D. Wilson
T. Durham
The
Strand
R.and
J. Dodsley
Pall-mall
James Barclay
A. M
Grammar School
Dalkeith
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