Sweden and Prussia tensions and royal progress news
London dispatches report mixed European developments. The Queen’s Lodge Windsor conveys King George III’s health improving slowly, while Berlin dispatches discuss Prussian warnings to Sweden and armistice terms. Swedish royal visits to Falun mine are noted along with Paris letters on Biron’s death and the Dauphin’s return to Versailles.
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Queen’s Lodge
Windsor
Berlin
Secretary of State
Marquis of Carmarthen
Lord Sydney
Pitt
Grenville
Prusrian
Prince Royal
Sweden
Paris
Marshal de Biron
Dauphin
Versailes
Prussia
Hesse
Holstein
Gottenburgh
Morocco
Ward
Viscount Dudley
Bulkely
Lord Balkely
Edward Dana
William and Son
Frost Petershush
Hull
Marstrand
Birmingham
Franche Comte
Mount Jura
Alps
France
Clervaux
Te Society
Bath
Wymondham
Norfolk
Suffolk
Salehurst
Sussex
Cruttenden
Godfrey Webster
of Pasha
Monfieur D'Arnaud
Frederick
D'Arnaud
Death of Sir Charles Raymond settles large property
A detailed miscellany reports the death of Sir Charles Raymond settling over 150000 pounds in the family of Sir William Bussell. It recounts a Cumberland eagle tale near Skiddaw, a Dublin magistrates response to prize fighting, a starving youth collapsing in Mile End, a hare and greyhound race at Newmarket Heath with aristocratic spectators, and various letters from Trieste to Cadiz mentioning naval and European affairs.
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Charles Raymond
Wiliam Bussell
Skiddaw
Cumberland
Great Britain
London
Dublin
Mile End
Suffolk
Goswell Street
Hlington
Fleetmarket
Thomas Clark
Vauxhall
Newmarket
Heath
Dukes of
Wren
Burrell
Lady Lade
Bankrupts list and marriages in early November notices
A long list details bankrupts across multiple trades from Hull to Bristol with dates November 1 and 4, including John Hayward and John Wright. The section also records several marriages, clergymen appointments, and notable deaths, naming many individuals, addresses, and institutions across England.
King Relapse Rumor and European War News
London dispatch reports King’s relapse with severe bowels pain after riding and staying at Windsor under Sir George Baker guidance. Copenhagen note says armistice from Oct 19 to Nov 15 at Bahuns, Swedes profit from ten Norse boats, Danes reclaim them. Turkish conduct described through traveler testimony. Prussian troops enter Holstein. Discussions include France's credit slump, East India Company ship regulations, and plans for convict transports and naval dispatches.
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Esterday
St. James’s
Windsor
George Baker
Kew
Copenhagen
Bahuns
Sweden
Denmark
Prince of Hesse
Norway
Velney
Grim-Ii
Bella
Hamburgh
France
Genoa
M. Neckar
Caunons
East Lodia Company
Wilson
Hadlon’s Bay Company
Fenchurchstreet
Tunflel
South Seas
Downs
Limehouse
Dartmouth
New Brunswick
Carleton
America
Portsmouth
Gibraltar
Tate
Primum Mobile
Turtle and Venison
Plato
Socrates
Johnson
Ryan
St. Giles’s
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Hur Ddy
Trieste
Venice
Petersburgh
Finland
Admiral Greig
Cronstadt
Cadiz
Barbary
Algiers
Mascara
Kilbarchan
John Love
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Portmouth
Admiralty
Dawson
Edgar
Phaeton
Lieut
Stocker
Wardrope
John Hayward
Yorkshire
John Wright
Duke-street
Aldgate
Joseph Rand
Newbury
Berks
Christopher, Barnes
Castle-street
Leicester-fields
Vincent Eades
Hemlet Row
Old-street
John Waftell the
John Waftell the Younger
Wood-street
Spitalfields
William Richards
Leatherlane
Holborn
David Robertson
Leicester-square
Middlesex
Joseph Roberts
King-street
Bloomsbury
Thomas Conway
Willowby-lane
Charles Dearden
Manchester
James Wills
Pudding-lane
Richard Barford
Liverpool
William Webb
Shaftesbury
Mr. Earle
Peggy Bowles
Thomas Bowles
Yeovil
Samuel Burge
Castle Cary
Boucher
Edward Boucher
John Newman
Berwick
John Thomas
Royal Navy
M. Lloyd
James Lloyd
Mabus
Cardiganshire
Beynon
Lavanaur
Breconshire
Mills Elizabeth Davis Maund
Stamford
Bellacrs
Mills Judd
Alliam Judd
Robert Gardiner
India
Mills Bullock
Thomas Bullock
Biddiefden Park
Bucks
Hugh Ley
Iruro
Robert Plumptre
Queen’s College
Cambridge
Norwich
Ely
Wimple
Whaddon
John Kempton
Sydenham
Kidlington
Oxford
Salisbury
Edmund White
Richard Rice
Quenington
Glocestershire
Wm. Peters
Exeter College
Prince of Wales
Woolfthrop
Knipton
Wm Hartop
Dalby
Cold Overton
Leicestershire
Brown Grisdale
Bowness
Penrith
Northumberland
Robert Fowler
Langton Juxta Horncastle
Fiskerton
Lincolnshire
Wm. Walker
Swainswick
Somerset
Broughton-Gifford
Wilts
Wm. Papillon
Edward Thurlow
Samuel Blake
Totton
Eling
Southampton
Draper
Dealer
Chapman
Parade
New Sarum
Wa. Arney
John Whitmarsh
King’s Arms Inn
Arney
James Whitmarsh
Ames Whitmarsh
St. Peter’s Hospital
Theaid Hospital
N. B
William Green
Beit
Somersetshire
Lapy-pay
Ladyday
Bristol
Wells
Yates
Stoke Bishop
Tyley
Wedmore
Mites
Stoneaston
Prosser
Brislington
Joux Burrow
Sutton Court
Chew-Magna
Pensford
Thomas Prescott
King’s Arms
St. George
Easton
Gordon
Richard Price
Hucras and
Angerpon
Corn-street
Shigrcuter
St. Augustine’s
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