Jewish nation seeks civil establishment in Brandenburgh realm
From Foreign Affairs Brandenburgh January 16 report that the Jewish nation has presented a memorial to the King requesting a civil establishment under his dominions. A commission is to be appointed to examine the request and report back to the King. Vienna February 6 notes the Emperor fully recovered and visiting the theatre. The King and Archduke Francois plan to depart for the army on January 25. Haevé February 18 states a general pardon proposed by his Serene Highness and agreed by the States of Holland and West Friesland was published and posted on the 16th.
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Royal assent charged extra duty on Scottish spirits
The London Gazette reports that the Lords approved, by his Majesty's commission, an additional duty on spirits manufactured in Scotland and imported into England. Nearby, John Adams had his audience of leave of his Majesty and new customs commissioners William Stiles and William Roe were appointed in place of retired Henry Pelham and John Pownell. A later notice describes a case of a neglected female child found emaciated in a Bury St Edmunds kitchen, taken to the watch-house and later to a magistrate, with foreign parents suspected to be French.
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Various London News Notes From February 22 1793
Reports from London describe Hastings trial adjournment for six weeks during circuits and progress toward completion. The French Gazette announces Cherburgh devastations and a new tax plan affecting all social levels. Letters via Aurora report Princess Royal reaching Madras and expected Bengal departure. France’s naval estimates show 4000 enrolled seamen and 60000 licensed in merchant service. Population figures suggest under six million employed in useful industry. A royal instruction orders diplomats abroad to return within a month of appointment. A large Roman Catholic meeting at Free-Masons Tavern patas for repeal of penal laws. Cambridge riot follows man with perfumery thefts provoking property damage. The Riot Act read twice by Dr. Farmer. Lottery case see police action at Whitechapel and nine keepers detained at Wood Street Compter with weapons seized.
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