Exiled Leaders Recalled Then Paris Protests Rise
In Constantinople the recalled Captain Bey submits to further trials after exile, while the Mufti is deposed and the Cadilesquier of Romelia succeeds him. In Paris the Rennes Parliament condemns the Duke of Orleans exile and magistrates’ imprisonment. the Duke of Penthievre visits Villers-Cotterets to honor Orleans. In The Netherlands Utrecht provinces approve a Prussia London alliance with Baron Rheede and Sir James Harris leading negotiations.
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Bey
Tharos
Cadilesquier
Romelia
Paris
France
Rennes
Duke of Orleans
Duke of Penthievre
Chanteloup
Villers Coterets
Duke of
Orleans
Hacve
Holland
Utrecht
London
Berlin
Prussia
Baron Rheede
James Harris
Dutch Envoy Arrives in London Amid War News
London reports welcome for Excellency Count Welderen and Count Bentick from the Hague as winter guests. Cherbourg defenses collapse after a southwest gale tearing down marine works, while French and Dutch finance falter with scant subscribers. Parliament notes aid to a Welsh curate, Prince of Wales buys Pontac foal, and Botany Bay voyage reports sailings and the plan to fortify convicts islands. West Indies readiness expands with eight regiments. India House uncovers Nundcomar papers removal, with a committee report and directors’ meeting following.
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Hague
Count Welderen
Count Bentick
London
Admiralty
Cherburgh
Lord Howe
Low Countries
France
House of Commons
Gilbert
Prince of Wales
Pontac
Phillips
Botany Bay
Brazils
West India Islands
Barbadoes
Barrington
Dominica
Prince Rupert
West Indies
India House
India Committee
Nandoomar
Parson Kaye takes charge of ten to twelve children from three families
In Lincoln parish near Sherwood Forest Dr Kaye the present dean claims the tenth child from each of three poor families, boarding feeding and educating the youngsters while the parents rejoice. Reports also note Lord Cornwallis seeks recall and various European and colonial updates, including France on Dutch refugees and Paul Jones sailing from New York.
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Drs Kaye
Lincoln
Sherwood Forest
Lord Cornwallis
India
Monsieur Malonne
St. James’s
Duke of Queensberry
Madame de la Motte
Vienna
Germany
Munich
Bavaria
Palatinate
Austrian Netherlands
Duke of
Deux Ponts
Eleftor Palatine
Berlin
Dresden
Hanover
German League
Prussia
Holland
Lisbon
Mediterranean
Algiers
Leflevenen van Berkenrode
France
United States
Mont. de Montmorin
M. de Montmorin
Effec&t
Dublin
New York
Falmouth
Duke of Cumberland
Paul Jones
Ostend
Col. O'Kelly
Philip O'Kelly
Crispin
Eclipse
Epsom
O'Kelly
England
Tyne
English Lottery Opens February 11 1788 at Bath and London
The Royal Lottery offices in Bath and London announce a February 11 start. Prizes include 20,000 pounds top, with 10,000 5,000 2,000 1,000 and smaller sums. Tickets, shares, and exchange terms are described, with a pledge to stamp shares and deposit tickets with royal commissioners.
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His
Abbey Yard
Bath
Exchange
Aristol
Oxford-freet
Pantheon
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
London
Somerset House
Jmagee
Philosophical Razors Sold In London Yard Ad
The proprietor thanks Nobility Gentry for the favorable reception of Razors. He notes daily increasing sales and promises universal adoption. Two Razors with a diamond strap will serve a gentleman his whole life. Sold by Jos Wright at London house-yard Welk end of St Pauls.
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Pat
Jos, Wright
London House
Welk End
St. Paul's
Petition to Parliament for abolition of the Slave Trade
The document urges Parliament to consider resolutions to abolish the African Slave Trade. It calls for a circular letter to mayors across Britain, mobilizing support in Manchester and beyond, and thanks the London abolition society for its leadership. It notes a requested donation of one hundred guineas and provides contact details for GRANVILLE SHARP and Samuel Hoare junior for subscriptions.
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CMC Jtls
Great Britain
Europe
Mannhester
London
Manchester
Ireland
Granvillesharp
Samuel Hoare
Lombard-street
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Pal} Mall
Stratford-Upon-Avon
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Batocz-Town
Stratford-upon- Avon
Mutton
Stratford- Bridge
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Bristol
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Morse
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Sitday
Exchange Tavern
Thomas Wall
Joseph Atkinson
Tho. Barnes
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Thomas B. Bailey
Efe
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Thomas Cooper
Nathan Crompton
Edward E. Deacon
James Entwille
Matthew Falkner
John Ferriar
M. Dthomas Henry
Titus Hibbert
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Nathan Hyde
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John Leaf
George Lloyd
Isaac Moss
Thomas Percival
Thomas Philips
Robert Philips
George Philips
Samuel Rawlinson
Thomas Richardson
Wiliam Rigby
James Touchet
George Walker
Richard Walker
Carill Worsley
Jackson
Mumand
Thomas Walker
Oseph Shepard
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Nottingham
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Rymer
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Duke of York
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Full Moon Inn
F. Bird
Chew-Stoke
Somersetshire
Winpey and Son
Corn-street
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Antigua and St. Kitt’s
Venus
John Clark
Prince’s Street
Samuel Span
Charleston
South Carolina
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James Lockier
Baltimore
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Alliam Gibbons and Co
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Leghorn
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Golden-Square
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Galden-square
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Hayman
John Hay
Golden Square
J. Hay
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