Utrecht State Assembly reports resolutions on interior rule
From Utrecht Holland June 14 The States of Utrecht convened and assembled in this city last Monday and have continued meetings since. They passed resolutions for interior administration, published placards enjoining inhabitants to acknowledge their lawful Sovereign, and will appoint deputies to represent the States at The Hague. We expect a majority in the States General. From the London Gazette Caerson May 28 The Empress arrived with her suite on Wednesday the 23d. The Emperor had reached here earlier but met the Empress, then they proceeded by land toward Ekaterinal.
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Holland
Hague
States-General
London Gazette
Caerson
Ekaterinal Lan
Camea
Ler. Gaz
M. de la Pryrouse
Monterey
California
North America
Reuter
Paques
Captain Cook
Sandwich Islands
Morée
Cook
America
Mount
M. de la Borde
M. de la Peyrouse
Srey
Presidio
France
Illnesses Among British Royal Family and Worldwide News
The Princess Royal Princess Augusta and Princess Mary suffer measles at Windsor while the Prince of Wales follows a milk and vegetables diet. Reports from Amsterdam cite extensive wealth at the Bank of Amsterdam and a stern stance against Stadtholder attacks. Count Galvez, former Viceroy of Mexico, is noted for his wartime actions and later governorships. Advices from Prague mention a strong earthquake shock. Ireland reorganizes post offices into Southern and Northern districts to speed cross-channel correspondence. Lord George Gordon’s retreat to Switzerland is reported, and Mr. Howard’s philanthropy shifts toward an Dublin infirmary. In London, common pleas discuss a gleaning case, while theatre notices warn of legal actions against performers for breaches of statutes.
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Mary
Windsor
Prince of Wales
Amsterdam
Tts
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Madrid
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Mexico
Spain
Great Britain
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Mississippi
Pentacola
Lalone
Cuba
Prague
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Waterford
Milford-Haven
Dublin
Holyhead
St. James’s Church
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Swetzerland
Holland
Howard
Glasgow
Court of Common Pleas
England
Fitzherbert
Royalty Theatre
Theo Linley
Thomas Harris
George Colmae
Cornwallis
Royal Charlotte
Southampton East
Royal Exchange
Lantry
Ancient coin hoard found at Earlfan estate
A vault beneath Capt Pringle’s Earlfan house yielded two horns containing over 800 gold, silver, and copper coins of James I to V and Mary. A waterman Holmes mocked taxes by living on a barge off York Buildings with his family, while new York letters note Britain’s tariff changes and Pacific voyage narrations from Monterey and Presidio.
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Earlfan
Pringle
James I
Scotland
Mary
Holmes
Thames
Jie
York
Saldten
A Fatal Dispute in Mullingar and a List of Obits
A melancholy event in Mullingar reports a dispute between a young man named Hope and his step-mother. The father, provoked, stabbed his son with a cale knife, leaving him with injuries deemed hopeless. Another account notes the father, after witnessing the dispute, went to the garden to fetch vegetables. the son pursued and suffered a mortal wound in the attempt. Also listed are obituaries and notices from various towns, naming widows, merchants, and tradespeople, with dates and locations across England and Ireland.
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Mullingar
Hope
Foreign Affairs Friday and Saturdays Posts
Friday and Saturday's Posts discuss Dutch migration to Holland port for trade, noting twenty Dutch families moving houses near the harbor and plans for capital houses and warehouses. Calais reports huge cross-Channel passenger traffic, with Dover and the Julf month courts supplying work. Mention of possible extra Pacquet ships under Poll-matter at Jever.
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Holland
Calais
France
England
Dover
Jever
London News Roundup of Naval, Political and Social Tidings
Reports from London recount the French Ambassador’s farewell at St James’s and a full Admiralty board approving four more frigates. Proclamations on Sabbath observance sparking debate. Sir George Elliott honored at Portsmouth. disturbance in Holland tied to Stadtholder and Walloon battalion intrigues. Theatre and concert receipts, naval muster at the Tower, and a mix of crime notes including a burglary at Bloomsbury and an assault case at Marylebone.
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Faro
George Augustus Elliott
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Walloons
Guddies
Gouy Ducts
Haerlem
Ducha-Houte
Major Browne
Bengal
Lydia
Hardinge
Hardiege
Herd Mansfield
Wettmalter
Wapping
St. Cathevine’s
Nore
Porifu
Booth
Abel
James Crofts
Litchfield
Henretta Radbourn
Hannah Morgan
Georgetreet
Mary-la-bonne
Newgate
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Glocestershire
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Hugh Strrep
Caccaron-street
John Hamilton
Southampton
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Queen-street
Southwark
James Webb
Newstreet
St. Martin In the Fields
Westminster
Caleb Crookenden
Michael Taylor
Itchenor
Sussex
Hyp
William Phillips
Wallworth
Surrey
Hatter
Chapman
Thomas Adams
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Joseph Scarrati
Liverpool
Lancashire
Robert Ivyland
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Shrewsbury
Salop
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Bristol
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Jehan Ware
Wim, Williams
Mar
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Corn-street
Beoav- Street
Peter May- Barette
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Jonn Miller
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Williams
Faid
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George the Birith
Royal Exchange Assurance
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Bridgewater
James Woollen
Hehetter
John Backhouse
Minehead
Edward Lee
Shepton Mallett
John Dunkerton
Tvaunton
Thermas Sweenie
Wellington
John Southerton
Wine Anton
Richard Lewes
Yeovil
Swatiam Lane
Oisenedtter
John Smith
Glucestor
Evans and
Bazel
Shane Uspeart
Dae Hiker
Ollusot
Bit Rey
Jarsey
Jear
Wales
Bellamy and Co
St. Dunstan’s Chevel Fleee
Llatsomers
Jue
Vyetent Paice
Vicksts
Richardson &Gowdluck
Cornhill
King’s Mews
Charing-Cross
N.B
Caref
Otha Fuer
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