Frang 7 he cy. carte and hat the latter's has paid 20000 sequins
Rome reports treasures found at the Clementine College and Vatican museum plans, while Paris notes bids to reconcile Spain and England over Havana terms. The English claim twelve million livres, Port Vortient war stoppage prompts marine prep continuation, Duke of Praslin urges ships to depart for Isles of France and Bourbon.
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III
Tunis
Rome
Marquis de Noailles
London
England
Madrid
Havanna
Erling
Paris
Port Vorient
Duke of
Isles
France
Bourbon
Non-importation sentiment spreads in towns and ports
Aug 16 in New England cites the Halifax Quebeck and Montreal trade as the New York merchants import 40,001 sterling before joining a broad non-importation accord. Newport and Marblehead join in August at a town meeting to adhere to the October 6 agreement, while New York’s breach prompts Boston to demand departure of Captain Lyon. Philadelphia notes a Dolphin arrival with allowed goods and workers, reflecting the oath’s impact. Burlington signs articles against new imports and sets watchful committees, and New York reports a Lord Chatham statue unveiling.
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Mtail
S. Lyon
New-York
Lyon
Committee of Trade
Boston
Philadelphia
Dolphin
Stephenson
London
England
Burlington
Aftia
Lord Chatham
Excerpt on Ramilies of 74 Guns and Missing Sailor
A fragment notes the vessel Ramilies of 74 guns under Captain Edwards with a missing crew member from the voyage to Black Lakes. The terse entry references an order for extradition and marks the incident as part of sea service.
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O.W. W
Chatham
Black Lakes
His
Ramilies
Sapt
Edwards
Commands for Marlborough and Triumph to Sheerness
Directions for his Majesties ships Marlborough and Triumph to BeNavigated from Sheerness to the Port to lie in readiness for dockage if needed as large ships lack dock at Sheerness Promoting officers Lieutenants Morris Simonton and Sir George Home to Albion 74 guns See Lieutenants Ingles and Grosvenor to Cerberus 28 guns
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Sheerness
Morris
Simonton
George Home
Old Case of Games Cock Freeholder Oath 1770
An 18th century notice reports John Cock sworn as a justice of the peace in Middlesex, detailing the oath about James Cock a freeholder near Whitechapel, and mentions related affairs at Tower Wharf and London venues. The item also covers maritime dispatches, political moves, and local crime notes from that period.
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Middlesex
County of
James
Gock
Brother Isa
Ducking-Pond-Lane
White-Chapel
Tower Wharf
John Cock
O&t
John Sherwood
James Cock
River Thames
Lord North
Ships Enter Toward Port With Diverse Cargo Listings
Shipping notices show vessels entering toward port dates Oct 15 16 with listed destinations including Cork Galway Waterford Plymouth Chichester and Lisbon. Ships named Neptune Mary Jemima Flora Exbury Exbury etc carry consignments from London Antigua Maryland and Newfounding with several vessels from or bound for Galway Liverpool and Derry.
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Deal
Neptuné
Gibraltar
Polly
Johnson
Cork
Nathaniel
Hunter
Crome
Fladiagani
Liverpool
Neptune
Blackford
Lisbon
Carmarthen
Packer
Williams
Galway
Leath
Waterford
Mary- Jemima
Broad
Plymouth
Hopewell
Watson
Chichester
Graveready
Sewell
Nanicy Graham
Lynch
Maryland
Flora
Athia Elizabeth
London
Towerds
Exbury
Wolf
New England
Princ Wales
Yea
Bilboa
San Juan
Larodni
Henrietta
Hill
Imperial Balsane claims cure for asthma in elderly patient
A 60 plus year old man from Fleet Lane described a severe asthma episode with coughing and suffocation before trying the Imperial Balsane. After three weeks the patient was cured and could sleep easily, with testimony and offers to provide affidavits and further details from Mr John King at No 14 Fleet Lane Cornhill.
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John King
Fleet- Lane
Himelf
Gratitude Letter To Dr Bass On Boil Healing
A missive from a patient thanks Dr Bass for relief from widespread boils and illness. The note mentions gratitude, restored health, and references to Cannon Street, New Street, and Saint Pauls Church area, with a note about a coffee house exchange address and a 6d price.
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Cannon-street
New-street
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