Ships and Trade Notes From the Downs December 1760
A column of shipping movements from December includes the Granada at Sheerness and various vessels arriving at Gravesend from across the Atlantic and Europe. A London letter from November 4, 1760, laments ministerial diplomacy, recounts a violent incident with the Prince Frederick packet crew, and urges colonial merchants to press for redress under the treaty and the Conservator’s power.
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Lisbon
London
Copland
Prince Frederick Packet
Edward’ Brome
Imprisonment Immunity Granted in Portuguese Alliance
The excerpt outlines rights of English subjects during a colonial alliance, detailing protections from arrest for debt and law enforcement, and asserts equal immunity within Portuguese dominions. It includes maritime notices, ship movements, and references to naval actions, prizes, and officer appointments as part of a broad colonial-era dispatch.
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Canada
Republic
England
Mott Serene
Portugal
Persian turmoil and Persian rulers in flux abroad
Foreign intelligence from the Gulph of Persia reports Kheyin-Chan has nearly subjugated Persia with Haf fad-Chan isolated in Marundarum. The usurper is a conqueror, not a politician, while Persia sinks deeper into distress. Outside power balances shift as English actions affect Bengal and Dutch interests. In Baghdad, Kherin-Chan contends with the Sophis to restore order as Hafad-Chan stays quiet. In two months, French influence in Asia wanes. Fortune remains unkind to them.
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Qid
Grace
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New York
Doyle
Fom Cork
Bristol
Maria
Craig
Gottenburgh
Leith
Enphan
Patrick
Rotterdam
Dundee
Saxony
Pristians
Paris
Hesle
Count de St. Germain
Franckfort
Darek
Persia
Kheyin-Chan
Haffad Chan
Marundarum
Khesin Chan
Nabob
Bengal
Batavia
Fast India Company
Ganges
Pica
Bagdad
Tigris
Kherin Chan
Haffad-Chan
Asia
Count Harlang Receives Private Audience in London
From the London Gazette St James's December 10 Count Harlang Envoy Extraordinary Plenipotentiary from the Electors of Bavaria and Palatine had a private audience of his Majesty to present new credentials. Introduced by Earl of Holdernesle and conducted by Sir Charles Cotterell Dormer Kat Master of the Ceremonies.
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London Gazette
St. James’s
Count Harlang
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Palatine
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