Surrender of Amsterdam Report Reaches London Gazette
From Amsterdam reports on the evacuation of outer posts. Muiden reportedly surrendered while Overtoom and Diemen Broek remained under Prussian control. Duke of Brunswick allegedly encircled Amsterdam from the land side near the walls. Magistrates recalled and usurpers deposed amid calls for swift peace restoration.
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Letters From Amsterdam Describe Guarded City and Shifting Regency
Dated letters report Stadt house and Bank guarded by city militia with cavalry at night. Rhineland troops evacuated Diemer Aër and march to Gertruydenberg after Prussian appearance. Amsterdam and Holland plan to modify regency and send deputies. Versailles ambassadors note London warned France against marching on Holland. French ministry favors stable accord. Dorset arrives in Paris as ambassador. Eden departs. Grenville’s mission ends. War seemingly likely but hoped to avoid rupture with France and Ireland.
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Dutch capitulation rumor and stock market notes
Rumors claim Amsterdam capitulated to Prussian deputies with Dutch surrender terms amid political strain between London and Versailles. The letter notes stock exchange activity with bulls and bears, large implied flock speculations, and dividends due. mentions East India Stock court actions, seamen bonuses, and naval impressments.
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London Court Quashes Convictions At Tower Sessions
At the General Quarter Sessions for the Tower of London the appeals of William Palmer Charles Bannister Richard Gaudry and Charles Delpini against convictions of vagabonds were heard. The court unanimously quashed the convictions and noted actions may be brought anew. Reports mention noble interest in Sunday sacred music concerts and a famed racing colt Str Peter valued at 5000 guineas with news of a dramatic finish by its rider.
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Oxford University Vice Chancellor Reappointment Report
Country news reports the Rev Dr Chapman reelected Vice Chancellor of Trinity College for the year. also details a murder case near Nuneham, hops and fish market notes, a Durham theft conviction, and Duke of York welcomes to York with civic honors and a gold box for the freedom presentation.
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Dobson Inn Promises continued liberal support to travelers
Dobson appeals for public favor after taking the inn. He pledges to keep accommodations elegant and agreeable for nobility, gentry, and travellers. The London and Exeter Mail Coaches call at the inn and Lamb in Stall-street twice daily, with reliable horse stabling for 100 or more. A Bristol morning coach and Barstow/Holtwells evening coaches are advertised. Clarifies rumors of leaving the Taree Tuns for Spakespeare and Greyhound, stating such reports are unfounded.
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Innish Lottery Opens Draw With Multiple Prizes
The innish Lottery begins drawing immediately with numerous prize levels including two prizes of 10 901 and other large sums. Tickets may choose numbers from the listed lot, with prize shares exchangeable at face value for Irish Tickets. Immediate prize payments promised in heavy Guinness or Bank of England notes.
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