New Warship Britannia Building at Portsmouth Largest England Ever
A new man of war is under construction at Portsmouth, to carry 120 guns and be named the Britannia, promised as the largest ship ever built in England. Updates report Cornwall launched and fitting, and various naval and diplomatic movements in Hamburg and Altena. Observers note French deserter regiments forming under Broglio and Danish expeditions, with extensive militia and court ceremonial details.
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West India Goods and Tea Chest Sale Notice
An advertisement for immediate sale of West India limes lemons and China oranges at SUT'EONs Cozy Gould Square Crutched Friars location. Also an East India Company Tea chest deposit receipt transferred to Benjamin Williams with reward offered for returning lost items.
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