Peace prospects and royal intrigues in Lisbon and Genoa
Paris and London gossip from Aug 29 recounts King Stanislaus in Paris amid talks of peace with Prussia, while Don Joseph and Don Anthony vanish from the palace and a priest is jailed. Reports from Rome and Brussels cover mediation attempts, Portugal’s stance, and naval movements. A Jamaica letter warns of a slave revolt in the colony, with six hundred rebels in the field as Britons brace for privateer activity and trade disruption.
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Paris
Stanislaus
Bein
Pruslia
Don Joseph
Don Anthony
Frey Verisimo
Don Gaspard
Brague
Almeida
Flanders
Brussels
Rome
Genoa
Portugal
Lisbon
London
Hague
Irench
Fritzlar
Duke of Broglio
M. Daun
Dresden
Jamaica
Marlborough
Englis
North America
Akis
Ferm-Exankress
Port News Winds and Arrivals at Down and Gravesend
Deal ships report wind east by south and steady passage to the Downs with the Mary Davis bound for Dublin. At Gravesend on Sept 7 vessels from Riga Jamaica Ostend Hel yceuluus Dantzick and other ports are listed with names such as St James Fowet Andrew Elizabeth Nicholas Edward St Peter Peter and Richard Fortune Two Brothers Juliana Ann and more.
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Portsmouth
St. Helens
His
Stirling Castle
Dover
America
Anson
Lisbon
St. Helen’s
Aason Man
Plymouth
Jameson
Montgomery
Netherwood
M‘calle
Carlisle
Robertson
Virginia
Glasgow
N. S. de Los Malagros
Pomi
St. Joseph
N.S. de la Consolation
Brown
London
Cadiz
Fanny
Tree
Providence
Barker
Africa
South Carolina
Vaulkes
Gellards
Cork
Curacoa
Flyn
Nice
Malaga
Southampton
Elizabeth
Solbe
Guernsey
John
William
Lowe
Jenny
Light
Swift
Devall
Clarke
Milford
Hope
Carteret
Neptune
Judas
Torrington
Falmouth
Warspite
Greyhound
North America
Turnpenny
Blewett
Dennis
Adventure
Thomas
Penzance
Savage
Refusal
Williams
Dublin
Pickering Fish
Liverpool
Tortola
Levant
Antigua
Fly
Brook
Ann
Grant
Bee
Drumand
New York
Phenix
Wright
Jamaica
Amsterdam
N.S. de la Mened
Gibraltar
Barcelona
Petronélle Johanna
Groot
Agatha
Moller
Unity
van Houten
Hamburgh
Forrest
St. Domingo
Marlborough
Princess Mary
Lords of Appeal
Augusta
Thomas Hayward
Duke
Cumberland
Thames
Holland
Beard
Mr. Wass
Signora Frasi
St. Paul’s
Westminster
Gloucester
Tabernacle
Moorfields
Whitfield
New Marche
Brandenburg
Spinnage
Middlesex Militia
Reiment
Tothil Fields
Duke of Kingston
Arlington Street
Piccadilly
Burford
Mr. Churchill
Maffinici
Mr. Quick
Lord Chedworth
Lord Ched
Earl of Shannon
Leighton
Fitzroy
Duke of Grafton
John Hoskins
Potter Hobkins
Elizabeth Norwood
East Lane
Rotherhithe
Liberty of Westminster
Hunstanton
L’estrange’s
Norfolk
Henry L’estrange
Bart
Edward Saunders
Comany
Oldfield
Clare Market
Islip
Harrow
Fleet Market
Great Queen Street
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Viscount Hatton
Chiswick
Alexander Cunningham
Earl of
Edinburgh
Bridge
Temple Bar
St. Bartholomew Fair
Metropolis. CO
Bartholomew Fair
Port News Deal
Downs
Mary
Davis
Gravesend
St. James
Fowet
Riga
Nancy
Rook
Andrew
Thompson
Prince Frederick
Elleker
Nicolas
Edward
Peterson
St. Peter
Bowling
Peter
Richard
Booysen
Norway
Fortune
Ogget
Ostend
Tals
Helyceuluus
Juliana
Talk
Dantzick
Navy Office sale of old stores at Greenwich Yard
Notice from the Navy Office in September 1760 announces a sale on Thursday the 11th at eleven in the morning. Parcels of old stores including rope iron and nets will be offered at Greenwich Yard with viewing permitted during working hours. A 25 percent deposit is required, with forfeit and transfer of ownership if not paid and removed within forty days.
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Navy-Ofice
His Majesty
WR Golwich
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the Daily Register of Commerce and Intelligence
Leghorn
Marseilles
Arnoux
Saunders
War of the Line
Provence
Crown
Brentford
Winchester
Chelsea
Hamersmith Turnpike
Sally Bates
Yarmouth
Calcut
Bloxham
Oxford
St. James’s Park
Partsing
Slade Baker
Webb
William Merrick
Eiggrs
Pearse, Malfter
Switzerland
Panch-House
Threadneedle Street
Royal Exchange
William Gearke
N.B. Arrack
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