Prospett of a sudden Accommodation between Courts suspends troop march
A long dispatch details a sudden accommodation between the Papal and Roman courts delaying planned troop and ammunition movements into the ecclesiastical state. It notes appointments to Vienna and Madrid, current naval patrols against Barbary pirates, and fortification repairs to a damaged mole. Reports remain uncertain on several diplomatic replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Marquess de Monte-Alegre
Vienna
Cameritt
Count de Fuenclara
Venice
Count Borromeo
Milan
Parma
Sicily
Capua
Barbary
Sc. Lucia
Fune
Duke de St. Aignan
Paris
Don Carlos
Cardinal Acquaviva
Cardinal Porcia
Naples
Cardinal Riviero
Sezza
Cisterna
Velletri
M. Vieuville
Oddi
Ferrara
Piccardy
Italy
Turin
Sardinia
Corsica
Modena
Dresden
Wassaw
de Hoim
Ponnania
Thorn
PORT NEWS DEAL Fune 14 No Ship in the Downs
Yesterday afternoon a number of vessels were driven by the wind from their courses. The Densilla Lead Ian Lifton and the Molly Gray, bound for South Carolina, and the Eagle Bloom bound for the Canaries failed to reach their destinations. The Infant Duke Webb, bound for Cadiz, also failed to sail due to north-northeast winds.
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Deal
Fune
Downs
2Ba Densilla
Ian Lifton
Molly
Gray
South Carolina
Eagle
Bloom
Canaries
Duke
Webb
Cadiz
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Civility and Loyalty Mark Ghent Regiment Departure
A Ghent dated letter notes Prince Emanuel of Portugal's Cuira fiers leaving after long service since 1725. The regiment, famed for discipline and humane conduct, drew a large crowd at dawn to bid farewell. Citizens’ affectionate regard is praised as a model for British troops. A Vienna Versailles cartel on deserter exchange and Brabant edict place Aloft mid between Ghent and Brussels.
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London
Ghent
U.S
Emanuel
Portugal
Cuira Fiers
Hungary
Brussels
Vienna
Versailles
Netherlands
Brabant
Duel in Rimini and Royal News From London and Dover
Reports from Rome mention a duel at Rimini where a General killed himself after reproaching a Captain. Vienna says Prince Eugene’s Dragoons stay as Horse Guards. Paris claims a Longitude discovery by La Jonchere. Obits and notices include Da Costa, Pugh, and Middleton. Local arrivals note weddings, a new hospital treasurer, and a Royal Navy launch at Deptford for the East India service.
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Brabant
Rome
Rimini
Guaitalla
Vienna
Prince Eugene
Paris
la Jonchere
Europe
Thame
Oxford
Mawson
Hambourg
Oxfordshire
England
Middleton
Highgate
Fernando da Costa
John Lade Bart
Surrey
Cane Court
Southwark
Hercules Baker
S Royal Hospital
Greenwich
Charles Edwin
Grosvenor Street
Duke of Hamilton and Brandon
Kensington
Mr. Verney
Earl of
Fermanagh
Buckingham
Westminster
Dover
France
Boston
Lincolnshire
Board of Admiralty
Carne
Gréed+wich Hospital
Smith
Deceas
Bronsdon
Deptford
East India Company
Prince
Covent-Garden
John
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