Imperial edict blocks imports to Austrian dominions
Foreign affairs dispatch from Vienna notes an imperial edict dated March 8 prohibiting import of hardware cutlery turnery toys stationary cordage whale bone leather gloves ribbons cottons linens watches fans thread fadlery unless for private use. cambrics gauzes muslins lawns allowed for sale by passport with six florins per pound duty. Reports from The Stadtholder party win in Holland altering power balance. a commission will include deputies from cities and the Equestrian order, raising questions over majority influence. In Paris Mont Calonne is dismissed as Comptroller General. Foigueux named to succeed him. Miromefnil and Lamoignon changes noted. Notables assembly adjourned till Monday.
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Princess Elizabeth recovers and Parliament near June close
London dispatch reports Princess Elizabeth fully recovered from illness and resuming public duties as Parliament nears a possible June close. News notes Portugal treaty provisions, wine taxes, and proposed legal reforms to ease indentures and civil trials, plus naval and colonial financial details and French economic moves.
Questions on trade and peace fears headline era notes
A long column discusses prize questions on Orleans and Angers trading progress, amid notes from Vienna about a French king’s peace pledge and Russia Porte tensions. It mentions New Brunswick emigration prospects, Cambridge debt imprisonment debate, Hastings affairs, and Hastings defense. It records Newmarket race winners, counterfeit coin issues, a lodging theft, a suicide in Rathbone Place, and an Anecdote of the Bishop of Lincoln praising Pitt.
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Trade and fur revival ease voyage on Hudson River
New York report on February 22 notes growing trade with Surinam and Caraffon, revived fur and beaver commerce with England, strong skin trade with Iroquois, cheap freight boosting sales Albany to Schenectady, abundant corn, whale and sea calf oil output surpassing New England, and safe navigation of the Hudson with ships rowed day and night to seize tides.
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