Fragmented OCR note on lotteries and securities schemes
A damaged OCR fragment describes lotteries, securities, and government schemes with references to readers and officials. It mentions terms like Barnes Rees, Old State Lottery Office, Royal Exchange, and purchase of securities. The text is garbled but suggests public notices about investments and lottery tickets.
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Privateer arrival off Newry and prize chase with Spanish vessels
A letter from Mrs Boyd of the Newry port to Captain Leary of Dublin notes a Privateer arrival off this bebo with potential value around 50,000. Stringer reports meeting two ships off the Western Isles, one with 18 six pounders and 64 men, the other weaker. A 40,000 dollar cargo is said aboard. Details of the prize to Garlingford by the Free Trade privateer align with reports of Dutch and Spanish vessels scuttled and sunk after a clash near Lisbon, with cargo valued above 150,000 dollars.
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Royal Baptism Nears Amid Georgian Court News
Historic Europe notes Sir Henry Clinton returning home while Lord Graham is to be created an Irish Earl. A royal baptism took place with Alfred named as the infant, attended by Royal Family members. America’s stance toward Great Britain remains firm, Gibraltar and Florida cited in concessions, and Spain’s religious intolerances criticized. A Sicilian envoy recalled. a fleet from Torbay under Admiral Derby set sail to protect homeward trade, with orders to map the Princessa and Monarca’s passages.
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Prince of Wales
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Princess Royal
Holderneff
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America
England
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Spain
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Grand Fleet
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Derby
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Princessa
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Monarca
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New York customs collector and Admiralty trial headline
An 18th century spy of the era notes appointing a customs collector in New York and reports on naval actions. The dispatch mentions the Antelope privateer capturing a Spanish ship laden with flowers bound for Cádiz and reports on earthquakes near Candia, ships lost or captured, and a political scene in London including a debate over selecting a new Speaker of the House of Commons, with Mr. Cornewall proposed.
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New York
Andrew Elliot
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Plymouth
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Laundrel
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High Court of Admiralty of
England
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High Court
Admiralty
Justice Heath
James Robinson
Hermione
Jamaica
Bologne
Doctors Commons
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Colcheser
John Gripper
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Layer
Briton Halls
Bringhurst
Peterborough
Dorset
Gid
Burlington-street
Wm. Hamilton
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Hamiton
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