King of Poland praised while Europe weighs war and peace
Reports from London note mixed sentiment toward the Polish king, praised for his popular rule yet pressured by factional tension as Prussia signals readiness to move on Poland. Dispatches from Gibraltar and waterborne letters from Madras describe naval movements, health, and trade, while a council in Berlin prepares forces near the Polish frontier and a new mixed commission to govern Poland and Lithuania is formed.
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Debates on States General rules cited by Notables
Extract discusses committees openly differing on constitutional terms for the States General. Proposals include equal order representation, deployment of convocation letters, and bailliage duties. Notables consider fourth session powers as they reassess potential general assembly action. Extract from New York letter details Captain Read’s 1787 voyage to Canton and early islands.
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Irish State Lottery Prize List and Stocks
Eleventh to sixteenth lottery days list numerous prize numbers with varied values including top prizes of twenty thousand pounds and five thousand pounds. The record also lists stock quotes for Bank Stock five percent annuities and various consols with multiple per cent rates, plus Dublin Exchange at 84.
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Abolition Effort Seeks Four Thousand Pounds in 1788
In Bristol December 4 1788 a committee promoting the abolition of the African slave trade reports that four thousand pounds more are needed to prosecute the design. Subscriptions listed from London Birmingham Bristol Exeter Leeds Leicester Manchester Rotherham Sheffield York totaling 3939 19 7. Residents are urged to contribute via private correspondents or local banks to fund necessary uses with a faithful public account.
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Committed to Newgate Rebecca Rich ds theft case
Rebecca Rich is committed to Newgate for stealing a silver cup valued at twenty shillings from Mary Hooper of this city. The report appears within the Irish Mails under the section Qo Duc.
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