Frontiers Defensible Stance Amid Extreme Heats Reported
From the London Gazette: armies on the frontier remain entirely defensive amid record heat. A commission to Francis Edward Gwyn elevates him to Lieut. Colonel of the 4th Dragoon Guards in place of the Earl of Carhampton. Advices from Pondicherry note a fleet sails with 1500 seamen and artillery to restore Cochinchina's king, with outcomes unlikely for seven to eight months.
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John Vaughan
Enjamin Vaughan
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Ephraim Motes
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Royal pageantry and foreign war news mix in London dispatch
London reports detail the King and Queen's planned weekend visit to worship at Hartebury and a festive dinner for Lord Coventry, with crowds and royal health toasts. Paris and Vienna rumors foretell murky peace terms, while Russian victories and the Hague disturbance at the French ambassador’s hotel unfold, amid plague and port shortages in Tunisian Africa.
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Reign of Terror in France and British Reactions
An extract from a letter quotes French turmoil with mass imprisonments at Bastille and noble arrest, while British ministers withhold information. It notes Lafayette leading a six thousand strong crowd, the Dey of Algiers offering 2000 sequins for Jones, and various local accidents and trials. Reports include a Shrewsbury coach accident, wool price joys in Devon, and executions in Durham and Northumberland.
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Fortifications and fears amid Martinique and Guadaloupe tensions
The text notes crested fortifications on mountains and vigilance for daily French visits near Dominique. It cites French residents’ preference for English freedoms and disdain for monarchic edicts, while hinting Governor Cluny and Viscount Damas seeking Dominigue’s capture. It lists numerous 18th century bankrupts, dividents, and obituaries with locations across Britain and notes marriages and clerical appointments, including Rev. Zouch and Rev. Wharton, amid a broad notice section.
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