Prolonged Disputes With Lisbon Spurring Portuguese Exit
From the London Gazette a letter notes that Portugal protests against Rome Lisbon disagreements drive Portuguese subjects to leave the city. Almada departed with a manifesto justifying the rupture, while later reports recount naval and colonial intelligence, including Halifax, Louisbourg, and Jamaica events, with trade hopes and military actions shaping a growing Atlantic balance of power.
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Lisbon
Portugal
M. Almada
Rome
Switzerland
Debtor seeks direction for owed funds in Holborn area
Christopher Williamson who kept an Oil and Colour Shop near Fuller's Rents in Holborn will apply in person or by letter to indicate where he may be directed. He promises a great advantage to any adviser or to G Williamson of Stamford Lincolnshire who may be found. Debts from C. W. cause fear but he is told not to fear appearing.
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Europe
Italy
Spain
Portugal
France
America
Hall
North- America
Bristol
Halifax
Nova-Scotia
Long Island
Connecticut
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Quebec
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Clutton
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Lundy
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Capt
Forest
Trent
Court of Admiralty
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Shige
Paris
Brussels
Marshal Broglio
Ross
5Th Regiment of Foot
Hodgson
Germany
Gibraltar
Admiral Saunders
Toulon
Portsmouth
Nancy
Goff
Senegal
Galam
Admiralty Office
Lisbon
Hull
David Haswell
Yarmouth
Hampshire
Duke of York
John ‘Mordaunt
Hans Sloane
Southampton
Robinson
Foot-Guards
Burges
Oxford
St.aul’s
Thomas Glosvenor
Chester City
Cavendishquare
Cross
Mr. Cross
Drury-Lane Theatre
Chitty
Miss Norris
Samuel Chi
Batterley
Corke
James M’donald
Newington
Hythe
Kent
Milky Down
St John Stokes
Coventry
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Guildhall
William Winearl
Pentney
Norfolk
the Crown
Swaffham
Paffey Faux
Thetford
Oober
Three Kings Inn
Bury St. Edmunds
Richard Doveton
City of London
Mariner
Christopher Williamson
Fuller
Holbourn
G. Williamson
Fen
Stamford
Lincolnshire
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Chislehurst
Henry Snagg
Richard Snagg
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