Two Ordinances Publish Restrictions in Paterseargh May Cite Topics
May 4 reports in Mail from RAN note two ordinances issued in Paterseargh prohibiting import of foreign coins except Dutch ducats and forbidding discussion of religion politics and matters of state by non professionals. Other items include Danish-Algiers peace news and a Cairo letter detailing palace intrigues and military moves.
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Paterseargh
Senate
Elizabeth
Genoa
Denmark
Algiers
Macfeilles
Conway
Cairo
Ayoub Bey
Ali Bey
Giorge
Saidi
Mahomed Bey Aboudaab
Bey
Carimacan
Aboudaab
Ayoub
Egypt
Breslaw
Gidrgewo
M.simolin
Podolia
Volhinia
Lublin
Lembergs
Moldavia
Jachia
London Country News Extract On Liverpool Theatre Opening
Extract from Liverpool dated June 10 describes a new theatre opened by about thirty gentlemen who funded it with roughly one hundred seventy pounds each and a five percent transfer ticket. The front features the King's Arms stone carving. A Bristol extract details Somerset mobs looting butter and cider, breaking into a Cooper’s house, damaging dairies, and threatening to attack gentlemen’s houses with mobs estimated under 300, sparking injuries but not yet prisoners.
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Covent-garden
Bristol
Somersetshire
Chard
Crewkhorn
Siminster
King
Hockley
Tess
Will’s
Cornhill
Castle of Windsor
Upnor Castle
Gillingham
Medway
Newfoundland
India House
Milford
Bombay
Morse
Calcutta
East-Indies
Edinburgh
Cape
Mauritius
Tanjour
India
Harland
England
China
United Company of Merchants of England
East Indies
Fucheng
Vera Cruz
Cadiz
Pingo
John Alcock
Masic
Francis Hutcheson
Samuel Webbe
James Hook
Lincoln’s Inn Hall
Westminster-hall
London
Middlesex
William Lord Mansfield
Court of King’s Bench
Trinity
John Medlycott
Fevs
Peage
Godmeriides
Linscoin
Dorset
NéWark Upon
Trent
Long
Lincolnshire
Worth
Gool
Richard Jordan
Wanfley
Norfolk
Ceihon
Lord’ Sandys
James Nath
Commons
Thames-street
St. James’s Church
Richardson
Courtsville
James Riley
Marthalsea
Holloway
Islington
Cook
Black Lion-yard
Whitechapel
New Prison
White Lion
Shoe-lane
London-Bridge
Whitechapel-road
London Hospital
Kent-street
Southwark
Muffet
Black Friars Bridge
Austin
Clerkenwell
Wilson
Holborn
Philip York
Uper Brook-street
Hackney
Jeremy Baker
Pyndar
Wm. Pyndar
Clapton
Samuel Thompson
Parliament-Street
Mills Harriot Janes
George-street
Grigsby
Royal Exchange
Meredith
Newgate-street
James Scarlet
Rochester
Sydenham
Thomas Dickinson
East-India Company
Bridge Yard
Martha Davenport
Thomas Symonds
Bedford Street
Clark
Ailtsburytreet
Bradenham
Buckinghamshire
Richard Billing
Custom-house
James Scotland
Easter Dollarbeg
East India Company
Mitcham
William Palmer
Philip Menfet
Walworth
Surry
Ferchard Street
Alexander Ross
Virginia Merchhant
Mr. Bafier
Lincoln’s Inn
Portmouth and fleet sails for Spithead amid speeds
The Terrible man of war under Capt Arbuthnot and the Worcester man of war under Capt Hughes have left harbour for Spithead to join other ships. The Polly, Ranier, and other vessels sail for Oporto. the Adventure leaves for the river. The India Pilot remains.
Fly Broad Arrivals List of Names and Origins
A fragmented OCR list records numerous individuals with origins and destinations. Names include Matilda Dixon from London at Montferrat charmiff Sally Matis. Richmond Birch from Ditto Jamaica. Good Expedition Treze from Keningsburgh Rochelle Milford Watson from Bristol Jamaica. George Simms from Jamaica at Liverpool Cove Hudson from Dominica. Cambridge Hutton from Virginia Minerva Cane from Liverpool at Philadelphia Liberty Wilkinson from ditto Virginia William Beckford Foot from Jamaica ditto Polly Allen from Lisbon at ditto Albany Banyan from New York at dito Oporto Merchant Wilson from Cadiz Malaga at Portsmouth.
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Alexandria
Smigrnia
Matilda
Dixon
Lohdonis
Watson
Bristol
Jamaica
George
Simms
Liverpool Cove
Hudson
Dominica
Ditto
Albany
Banyan
New York
Dito
Oporto
Wilson
Cadiz
Malaga
Portsmouth
Royal London News and Court Notices 1772
Long London column reports a royal levee from Kew to St James's then to Kew with royal family present, knighthood ceremonies, and a Paris envoy mission. Also notes Charlemont’s audience, guards deployed, financial rumors, court appointments, weathered dispatches, and local crimes, marriages, and deaths with multiple named persons and ships.
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Kew
St. James’s
Earl of Charlemont
Ireland
Horse and Foot Guards
Blackheath
2D Regiment of Foot Guards
Knights of the Bath
Prince’s Chamber
House of Peers
Westminster Abbey
Mr. Long
Robert Keith
Copenhagen
Robert
Gen. Conway
Paris
England
France
Newfoundland
Berlin
Warsaw
Vienna
Poland
Naples
Mafferano
Cairo
Ali Bey
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