Embezzlement and political tensions in Vienna and Paris
In Vienna Mos de Boisy is confined for embezzling 30,apo florins from the imperial treasury and walks to public works amid a crowd. a harsh family punitive view follows. Paris reports Grenville’s return to negotiations, warnings of peace terms, and a sharp deal with Lord Hertford. East India Company ships lend sailors to government, while American law shows varied forms as states seek independence.
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Mos de Boisy
Ava
House of ‘Sratvefion
Heirer
Saeed
Paris
Grenville
Hertford
England
Count de
Clpais
Xvach
Charles the
Gharkas
Sydenham S
Eeward Elliot
Lord Elliot
Gebine
Duke of Richmond
Lord Thurlow
Duke of Grafton
Lord Ashburton
Earl of
Shelburne
Conway
Keppel
Sec
Townshend
Grantham
Lord Camden
Chancellor Pitt
East-India Company
Portsmouth
Order of Conpresa
Miss Pultney
Kier Pérle Gonstaleen
Royal appointments and Irish governance turmoil in July dispatches
July reports detail Lord Grantham and Henry Baget appointed principal secretaries and lord lieutenant roles. Dispatcher notes the Windsor-related cabinet shakeup, Portland resignation, and a forthcoming peerage wave with new titles for Bridgeman Lyttleton Coke and others. Commands and naval movements near the Texel are also summarized.
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Thomas Lord
Grantham
Henry Lord Baget
Leutenant
County of Belge
Nicholas Baylyz
Rae Ae
Lepine
Ontnet
Texel
France
Spain
Gibraltar
Duke of Portland
Ireland
St. James’s
Hoi Eitl Temple
Kkingdom
Ille
le Saurce
Earl Temple
Buckingham
Henry Bridgeman
Lord Bradford
Lord Westcote
Lord Lyttleton
Mr. Coke
Norfolk
Lord’ Coke
Earl of Leicester
George Sutton
Viscount Lexington
Thomas Anson
Lord Anson
Watkin Williams Wynn
Viscount
Naval actions and local trials headline July notices
Portsmou th reports ships like Crown and Panther sailing to join operations near the Downs while the Romney sits off St Helen's. At Oxford Castle a condemned man Haddon dies by hanging, and at Marlborough Assizes Martha Avery is condemned for burglary but reprieved. A Bath tale of marriage fraud ends with damages awarded and a curious love letter read in court, inspiring later indictments for assault and attempted rape.
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Portsmouth
Gangts
Crown
Belleiste
Panther
Lort
Ambuscade
Downs
Romney
Elliot
St. Helen’s
Spithead
Atheart
Our Castle On
Haddon
Banbury
Botley
Saalibury
Martha Avery
George Stephens
Chippenhanty
Bath
Fisherton
Pigoseph
Weston
Newgate
Fotarny
Davis
Cock«Lane
Taray
Orp-Bailey
K. Williamson
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Foreign Affairs
Vienna
Aldbourne
Carter
Thomas Mann Gunn
Crick- Jade
Dorchester
Asizes
Joseph
Hailey
House of James
Thopias Childs
Elia Collins
John Ingram
Bristol- Rages
Aust Passacr
Baratar Quay
London
Country-News
Peter Street
Dolphin Street
Emi
Cuester
Almondsbury
Glocester
Bristol
Hotwells
Turton
Olverton
Fickman
Stone
W. J
The
Moeileries
Neegin
Negre—Alfo Fignté
Whalélela Andaietait
M. and
H. Wray
Birchin-benchpeongonis
Pox
Che
J. Chew
Bookfeller
E. Shiergis
Augutine
Brown
Bookféller
Wray’s
John Bent
Barnely
Yorkshire
Thomas Beffley
Woods End
Bristol-Hotwells
Borge
Brunswick Square
St. James
Elias’ Vanderboft
St. Peter
Weymouth
Lamb-Inn
Broad Mead
Brisol
Wilh
Crown Inn
Hileman, Beale, and Co
Abraham Brown
Boosseruen
Christmas Strert
Thorp-Lane
Norton
Golden- Square
Wwe
William Binnington
V. Norton
Mife Anderdoo
Tankton
Mr. Attwood
Market Place
Rees
Neath
N.B
Vandour
Fendon
Ang Wace
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