Antiquities Found Near Herculanum and Naval Arrivals
Naples reports frequent discovery of copper vessels inscribed with health in ancient Herculaneum area, plus inscriptions images painted vases coins and jewelry. Extract from Elmest notes ships from London the Southampton M Bride Seaford and Cruizer anchored. Queen of Denmark expected to depart to Zell on the fixed day.
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Herculaneum
Elmest
London
Britannick
Southampton
M‘bride
Seaford
Davis
Cruizer
Cummins
Denmark
Zell
Obituaries and a murder case noted in Irish notices
The Dublin Gazette reports the deaths of Abraham Creighton Lord Erne of Cram Castle in Fermanagh and Lady Elizabeth Wandesford of Athlone area. Also noted are a regiment review by Sir Joseph Yorke at Athlone and the Belfast hay porter Connie ham found dead with marks of violence. The husband was charged with murder.
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Dublin
Abraham Creighton
Erme
Cram Castle
Fermanagh
Tramore
Waverford
Elizabeth Wandesford
Earl of Wandesford
Athlone
Joseph Yorke
Thurfast
Barnera
Mike
Divi Connieham
Belfast
Hay Porter
Cambridge Grace Vote on Student Subscriptions in Non-Regent House
Extrait from Cambridge June 10 reports Tyrwhitt's Grace for relief of Bachelors in Arts and other degrees carried by voting totals. Lists placets and non placets, names those opposing, notes two bishops supported minority, and records related local deaths and a Rochester kidnap scare with a refused reward offer.
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Cambridge
Tyrwhitt
Regent House
Ogden
Smith
Shepherd
Waring
Bacon
the Merirs
Mainwaring
Foster
Turner
Fairclough
Ferris
Holdston
Meredith
Whiffon
Lort
Thesand
Mathelyne
Hawkins
Marth
Fotewhaite
Stevens
Squire
Thorp
Gardiner
Henson
Bell
Pemberton
Haighton
Parkis
Allenson
Darby
Cooke
May
Hubbard
Farmer
Askew
Edwards
Storey
Beridge
York
Funey
Read Hall
Burnley
Lancashire
Alexander Nowell
Leeds
Ackworth
Pontefract
Tarton
Lincolnshire
Canterbury
Sills Gibbons
Thomas Black
William Beadle
Rainham
Rochester
Rainham Downs
Beadle
Taylor
Portmouth to Spithead Report Ships and Arrivals
A late evening report from Portsmouth notes Adshira Pye arriving from London and a flag hoisted aboard the Bakfleur of 59 guns at Spithead. Several vessels including Eden, Elizabeth and Mary, Neptune, and Thames Howlet arrive or prepare at various ports with wind from the south west. The Downs and Dover appear active with ships from London, ditto, and Montferrat reaching Cadiz.
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Portmouth
Fure
Adshira Pye
London
Spithead
Deal
Fune
St Pay’s
Roach
Quebec
Downs
India
Boyce
S.W
Eden
Nicolson
London News Digest of Royal Progress and Global Affairs
Reports from London include royal progress to St James's and Windsor venues and a large Whitehall levee. Copenhagen letters note Danish ship movements and Queen Matilda. Lisbon trade shifts favor France and the Dutch. pills about the revolution and church matters. Goings-on include Arctic concern, bank failures, imports, and a statue unveiling at Guildhall. crime, auctions, and social notices conclude with marriages and deaths.
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LondDoo N
Heve
Queen’s House
St. James’s
Kew
Lord North
Whitehall
General Paoli
Copenhagen
England
Denmark
Stade
Zell
Count Holstein
Begial
Matilda
Bie Majys
Penz
Cronenburgh
van Hauch
Luxderf
Sulm
Augusta
Harboe
Doctor Quilt
Lisbon
Portugal
Spain
East-Indies
Sweden
Stockholm
America
Lima
Cadiz
Madrid
Oran
Barbary
Sardinia
Gadiz
Carthagena
London
Fulham
Earl
Bury
Earl Albemarle
Berkeley Square
Charles
Duke of Richmond
Willoughby de Broke
Hill-Street
Berkley-Square
Francis
Spontfers
Duke
de Glatton
Doveton
China
William Beckford
Guidhall
Court of King’s Bench
Westminster
Lord Mansfield
Reid
Chelsea Hospital
Brand
Greenwich Hospital
Lord Barrington
Anthony Chaumier
Christopher D’wily
Alex. Gerrard
Court of Common Pleas
Henry Parrymore
John Hill Thompson
John Monro
John Rose
John Applebee
Merchant Taylors School
St. John’s College
Oxford
Psance
Marine Regi
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Foreign Intelligence
Naples
Country News
Chatham
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Gosport
King’s Bench
Knights of the Bath
Newgate
Hicks’s Hall
John Eyre
Eld
Stepney Fields
Justice Sherwood
Shadwall
Childreng
John
Edward
St. Katharine’s
Bromley
Longflanton
Camobridgeshire
Lawfor
Hatter
Sward-cuttler
Strand
Glanville
James Sampson Stanfell
Mill-hill
Herts
Alicia Howe
Charing-cross
Inchbald
Drury-lane Theatre
Oakley
Reddish
Rugby
Warwickshire
Clare
Harris
Tuessday
Thomas Mitchel
Kensington
Sally Forbes
Hanover Square
Dunkirk
Murray
Reds
Square
William Wilmington
Whitechapel
Fleury Somes
Nent Farmer
Kent
Atarpewich
Pomeroy
Pomeroyy
Bridge Padlyn
Southwark
Manha_ Davenport
Sydeneham
Thomas Dickinson
The
East India Company
Hampstead
Nathaniel Ellison