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Newspaper

Bristol Journal

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 05, 1788

Page

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Royal Prince of Prussia visits Haelve and Dutch affairs

Haouve Holland June 24 reports Royal Highness the Prince of Prussia arriving incognito as Comte de Lingén. He toured the Stadtholderian Palace library and curiosities. مقاله notes States General reply to French envoy on Chalfeur affair, condemns the ambassador’s servant and demands punishment for the disorder instigator. Two women in Utrecht sentenced six years for selling cockades. later banished. Harxtem June 29 details local penalties for rebellious ribbons. Lord Chancellor comments on Hyde case and slave trade bill debates.

Prince of Prussia Comte Dé Lingén Frederick Orange and Nassau Stadtholderian Palace States General Republic Utrecht Fleur de Lis France House of Correction Urtrecht Jurisdighion Harxtem Mellie, Uffelino and Company Houstraat

Turkish convoy destroyed and Austrian defense repels Turks

From Petersburg June 3 detachment of Wartensleben’s army destroys a Turkish convoy for Belgrade after interception. Vienna reports a Turkish force of about 6000 men attacks Austrian lines from Glina to Sztaro Szella, is repelled after fierce fighting. Turks lose 94 dead and many wounded. Austrians suffer two officers and 40 men killed or wounded.

Petersburg Rusia Count Wartensleben Belgrade Vienna Austria Gdl Prince Lichtenstein Glina Sztaro Szella Kattinnovacz Szuluiner Knesevich Frontiers

House of Lords Debates on Slave Trade and Hyde Case

Lord Kenyon seated as Baron of Gredington in Flintshire. Petition from Jamaica agent urging quick action on slaves amid fears of insurrection given white to black ratios. June 27, Mr Hyde answers charges over Westminster hall access and a constable prosecution, defending obedience to House orders.

Avas Ghancelor Mr. Hyde Lord Bathurst Hyde House of Lords Lord Kenyon Gredington Flintshire Sydney Walfingham Lord Walfingham Duke of Chandos Stephen Fuller Jamaica House of Commons Jesaica Aldern Westminster-hall

House of Commons Notice on Standardize Weights and Measures

Friday April 17 Sir John Miller announced in the House of Commons that early in the next session he would move for leave to introduce a bill to unify all diverse weights and measures across the kingdom into a single standard Randard.

House of Commons John Miller

Appointment of Archibald Macdonald as Attorney General

Yesterday His Majesty named Archibald Macdonald to be Attorney General in place of Sir Richard Aiden and knighted both Macdonald and John Scott after confirming Sir Richard Pepper Arden's appointment. Reports from Madrid hint at Family Compact loosening and ministers changing in France, while Cuba sees an April insurrection by enslaved people. A NorfolkNorway tale of a one mile long fish draws mockery. Weather storms in London bring floods, damage, and a fatal accident from a street fall.

Archibald Macdonald R. P. Aiden John Scott Richard Pepper Arden Madrid England France Duc de Chatelet Rolfe Treasury Lymington Henry Burrard Halifax Cuba Malferoon Norway Worcester John Hall China Fafe St. Alban’s Head Brecon George Hardage Abel Moysey Elgrs Radnorshire Presteign Breconshire Glemorganshire Cardiff Baxter Kirkcaldry Leth Harbour Deland N. E London Lord Kenyon Guildhall Marshall Hyde Park Corner Bath Road Northumberland-house St. Martin’s-lane Charing-cross Strand Kensington Bruton-street Berkley-square Hookham New-George-street Tower-hill Towerhill St. Catharne’s Kingstreet Minories Harley-street Liverpool West Bridsford Nottingham Chester Berews Newtown Montgomeryshire

Duke of Beaufort takes oath as Grantham Recorder

Yesterday in Stamford the Duke of Beaufort took the oath of office as Recorder of Grantham. The ceremony occurred in the new Guildhall under a temporary room setup and he received the freedom of the borough from Beaumont Leefon, gent. Alderman.

Stamford Duke of Beaufort Grantham Beaumont Leefon

Bristol Wall ad Danif Wholesale and Retail China Tea Dealers

Wall announces partnership with Edward Daniel at No 41 WIIE Street London Warehouse. They invite patrons to view a new large elegant assortment of china glass and teas with low terms. Goods include tea coffee chocolate sugar Japan soy ceanne pepper preserved ginger and other items.

Bristol Wall London Wiie-Street J Wall Edward Daniel United Interest Ulefék&Sgan Japan India

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