Danish Jesuits barred from landing amid quarantine ruling
From the London Gazette Genoa reports a Danish ship arriving from Lisbon will undergo quarantine after Jesuits aboard requested to land at Lavaretto but were refused. A six day Mahon returnee notes five Venetian warships arrived from Algiers and war declared against the Algerines. Copenhagen notes the king gifting Freudenland palace and garden. Bankruptcy notices list Robert Mitchell and Matthew Ryder with surrender dates. Dividends to creditors announced for Samuel Bishop and William James with Nathaniel Poynton at Lombard Street.
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Lisbon
Lavaretto
Republic
Mahon
Algiers
Republic of Venice
Copenhagen
Freudenland
Matthew Ryder
Lime-street
London
Guildhall
Samuel Bishop
Compton Dando
Somerset
Capraia Expedition Hardens Corsican War Struggle
From Ragliani July 24 the Corsican Gazette notes Genoa spent large sums and built armament in reaction to our attack on Capraia. Senator Pinello acted bravely though Genoa cannot deny our persistent effort. Capraia’s conquest may allow cutting Genoa’s Corsican garrisons from their garrisons, easing shared liberty for Capraiese people.
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Republic of Genoa
Captaia
Pinello
Genoa
Capraia
Corsica
Capraiese
Establishment of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland's household
London reports a corrected list of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland's household with names of principal officers and aides. It notes the Earl of Chatham's recovery and departure, the Lord Chancellor's move, and cites riots over corn shipments from Dunkirk. It records wheat cargoes and a Phenix frigate arrival with two Porters aboard.
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London
Ireland
Frederick Campbell
Richard Jackson
Cornwallis
Young
Robert Pynsent
Hodfkinson
Walsingham Boyle
Black Rod
Robert Walsh
Rooke
Fraser
Crosbie
Fleming
Dilkes
Manby
Aids-du-Camp
Baudin
Mr. Swan
Jephson
Earl of Chatham
North-End
Burton Pynsent
Somerfethhire
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Cammden Place
Kent
Dunkirk
England
Flanders
Portsmouth
Phenix
Lambert
Spithead
Jamaica
London Merchants loss and Kingston Jamaica anecdote
Time ago two thousand pounds belonging to London merchants was seized under warrant from the Lord Mayor and held by Mr Bucknell. An anecdote claims one man settled in Kingston Jamaica buying land for 3001, while the other sought transport elsewhere and money was found on board a sloop. Militia orders call to Kingston upon Thames for 28 days training. Various local marriages deaths robberies and court notices follow with multiple names and places.
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London
Bucknell
Kingston
Jamaica
Surry
Kingston Upon Thames
Thomas Farr
Bedfordbury
Edward Hulfe
Ralph Payne
Conduitftreet
St. George’s Church
Hanover Square
Mademoiselle Roodelle
Poniatowski
Fe’mnight
Wood's
Clerkenwell
Clintton
Williams
Davifall and Callow
Aconbury
Herefordshire
Guy’s Hospital
Moore
Goat
Swallow-street
Latt
Chelsea
Gilbert Smith
His Majesty’s
North-street
Redlion Square
William Haley
Rainbow
Bedford
Lord Mansfield
Highgate
Newport Pagnell
Bucks
Deptford Yard
Abingdon-street
Westminster
Hertford
Little Sea
Tottenham Court Road
George Tremble
John Cole
Thomas Griffiths
William Wayte
Croydon
Mr. Dent
Hammersmith
Kensington
Florence
Corsica
Spain
Paoli
Captaia
Gibraltar
Algier
Milan
Vienna
Modena
Stockholm
Elfdahl-Hard
Civita-Veuehla
Calvi
Agatola
Leghorn
Rome
Genoa
St. Giles’s
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The
London Gazette
Robert Mitchell
St. Catharine
Corsican Gazette
Ragliani
Newgate
Gracechurch-street
John Ellard
John Fielding
John Scott
Epsom
Joan Duranp
Croydon Affices
Durham
County of
Morchellent
Frederick Vane
Leicft x
Leicester
Moft Obedt
Bumbe Fervartt
Epwird Palmer
JoOrn Dirker
Clerzy
Ridigan
Turfaith U, Lumbservant, LisBurne
Humphry Bellamy
Warfield
Berks
Clement Bellamy
Pzil
Z. Z
Crown Court
Southwark
MITH
Smith’s Chemical Warehouse
Newgate Street
Cheapside
Smith
Bockfellers
Charing Cross
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
His Majesty’s Marine Forces
Fantary
Sune Laft
General Post
Hereas
Thomas Watso
General Loft
Lublin
Flan
Aid
Thomas Walfich
Thomas Wall
Henry Porrs
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