Return of the Count de Fuentes and naval movements abroad
Aug 2 dispatch from The Hague notes the recall of Count de Fuentes ambassador from Madrid to Paris and the lack of a successor. News from Lisbon, Portsmouth orders for two warships to the African coast, arrivals from China and Greenland, and political shifts including Townsend’s recall. Local items cover crime, fires, markets, baptisms, speeches, and numerous social notices with multiple city events and court actions.
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Hague
Patil
Epa
Count de Fuentes
Spain
France
Madrid
Lisbon
Hanover
Knight
Portsmouth
Africa
Earl of Litchfield
Bristol
Grosvenor
Townsend
Liguternancy
Ireland
New-York
William Knox
Eig
George Clark
Providence River
John Calcraft
Rochester
Kent
Lincolnshire
London
St. Paul’s
Aermon
Hamilton
St. Dunstan’s Church
Count Piper
Daftor
Count’ Piper
M‘dougal
Falmouth
Old Bailey
Goodman’s Fields
Deptford Road
Durrant
Ile of
Thanet
Barham Downs
Beighton
Clapham
Graveslane
Southwark
Corn Exchange
Watford Gap
Northamptonbhyes
Britannia
Berkley
Greenland
Gloucester
William Hemming
Jeremiah Workman
Samuel Beard
Thomas Williams
Richard Bidmead
Edward Taylor
Mary Wilkins
Bidmead
John Witts
Bisley
Thomas Greenwood
Thomas Townsend
William Kelly
Rd. Dyer
William Daw
Rd. Rooke
James Warrier
Kelly
Birdmead
Workman
Daw
Norevich
Richard Peete
Court of Aldermen
David Colombine
Edward Plumb
Thomas Barron
John Bacon
George Tersdale
Robert Colman
R. Wahight
William Cowman
Plumb
Baron Perrot
Cambridge
Obscure 18th Century Notices From London Addresses
Fragmented lines mention Cornelis Sever once in Royal Navy Weybridge Major-General Elinton of the 14th Foot Islington Walter Garleton Ancrum widow Conduit Street Miss Watréd Grant builder Oxford Street William Woollaston a Spanish merchant Grosvenor Street Miss Venton Clifford Street Robert Frankland Esquire.
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Nathaniel Briffed
Sherborne
Dorsetshire
Foot
Christchurch
Newgate-street
James Turner
Underwood
Coney-walk
Southwark
Southampton
Mr. Wall
Merton College
Oxford
Martin
Worcester
Marybone Church
Richard Liversoch
Oxford-street
Brakestone
James ‘Prakestone
Epsom
St. Gregory’s Church
Sudbury
Charles Ford
Sarah Bunn
Kirby Stephen
Westmorland
Waller
Little Towerstreet
Hutchinson
St. George’s
Sloomsbury
Holloway
Lamb’s Conduit
Miss Cranston
Capt. Crantton
William Davis
Cavendish Square
Kelly
Lower Grosvenor
St. James’s Church
Door Morro
St. George’s Hospital
Firs Touse
Piccadilly
Cornelis Sever
Eig
Royal Navy
Weybridge
Elinton
Islingtons
Walter Garleton
Knigheibridge
Ancruim
Ancrum
Conduit-street
Miss Watréd
Mr. Grant
Osford-freets
Lis House
Kensing'on
Williamt Woollaston
Grovenor-street
Miss Venton
Clifford-street
Robert Frankland
Prices of Wheat and Grains in North Wales and South Wales
From Aug ro to Aug 15, 1773, North Wales and South Wales list grain prices for Wheat Rye Barley Oats Beans with county sections and a note that the general average is omitted. Published by Authority of Parliament William Cooke.
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North Wales
South Wales
Scotland
William Cooke
London
Middlesex
Surry
Hertford
Bedford
Cambridge
Huntingdon
Rutten
Seite
Nottingham
Derby
Stafford
Sheepshire
Hereford
Warwick
Gloucester
Wiltshire
Berks
Oxford
Bucks
Suffolk
Norfolk
Lincoln
York
Durham
Northumberland
Cumberland
Westmorland
Lancashire
Cheshire
Monmouth
Somerset
Devon
Cornwall
Proclamation from Christopher on divine plan and salvation
A verbose proclamation addresses emperors, kings, and people about creation, sin, and salvation. It cites Adam’s transgression, Christ’s atonement, and the delay of redemption, framing humanity’s state within a providential timetable. The text blends religious admonition with prophetic language, reflecting historic colonial-era clerical rhetoric.
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Christopher
Jesus Christ
Adam
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Ricard Glynn, Bart
Treasury
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James Raymond
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Catherine Turner
Poland-street
Mr. Bartlett
Hawes
Harley-street
David Borlace
Abingdon
Cambridgeshire
Fern
Joseph Fern
Paddington
St. Faith's
John Lockton
Sally Miers
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Merlin
Thomas Wise
Mr. Grey
Fryer-street
Reading
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Bath
Fe’nnight
Northampton
William Leapidge
Emmerton
Olney
Richard Hattam
Ditmouth Street
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Hampstead
Charles Territ
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Henry Lacain
Mary-le-bone-street
Edward Barwan
Prescot-street
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