Brunswick Prince Lewis Ernest of Brunswick Dies in Eisenach
From the London Gazette dated May 15 and June 6 to 7, reports the death of Prince Lewis Ernest of Brunswick at Eisenach on the 19th instant. It also notes royal movements to Windsor for the summer and royal promotions, naming Sir Lloyd Kenyon as Baron of Gredington and Richard Pepper Auden as Master or Keeper of the Rolls and Records in Chancery.
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Russians Bombard Choczim and Defend Castle Fort
From Warsaw May 21 advices state the Rufians bombarded Choczim on the 11th instant, firing the town to ashes while the Pacha bravely defended and held the castle at a cost of 64 casualties. Vienna May 24 reports two Imperial armies preparing to invest Turkish garrisons with planned sieges of Belgrade Choczim and other fortresses under Cobourg Romenzow and Potemkin.
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Prince of Wales prescribed exercise amid royal news recap
London reports the Prince of Wales is urged by his physician to frequent exercise, especially horseback, to curb corpulence. Paris and Brittany tensions surge with 30,000 nobles mobilized. France’s King faces clergy and parliament challenges as Paris tightens under military rule.
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The Grand Vivien's forces near Servia May threat
The article notes 450000 troops under Grand Vivien with provisions likely by May, highlighting Austrians and Rufsians fighting daily, plus a failed 8th attempt on Chorzim by the Rufians and ongoing skirmishes, while Austria bans caricatures and grain exports. It also covers Mansfield's resignation, the creation of a new Post Office site, a Africa information club, rising maternal deaths, a Somerset Courteney marriage, a Hampshire Kent cricket match, and a Spitalfields duel.
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Mackworth Arms Swansea welcomes noble patrons to stay
Ames Lake of the Mackworth Arms in Swansea thanks the nobility and trade customers for their support since taking over. The inn promises comfortable accommodations, a good larder, fine wines, post chaises with capable drivers, and a daily mail coach to Bristol plus thrice weekly service to Hubberstone. Lodgings and meals await travellers and merchants as they plan longer stays.
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Notice of Bridge Trustees Payment at Bank of Meirs
On June 24, 1788, the Treasurers to the Bridge Trustees will pay off at Bank of Meirs the sum of 7s 61d 4f, being one third of the present Bridge allotment. Taxpayers of Bristol Bridge tickets are urged to take notice of this payment.
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