Emperor offers reward for voyage to Sea of Ler amid revolts
From Petersbourg to Batavia news reports the emperor plans a major expedition toward the Sea of Ler at latitude 36 under the Polar Circle with a large money fund and a ten thousand ruble reward. Cossack unrest is feared as fortifications are ordered about Kion and regiments move from Smolensko and nearby areas.
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Sea
Ler
Wiesbach
Kion
Smolensko
Ratisbon
Mecklembourg
Charles Leopold of
Christian Lewis
Charles Leopold
Ducchy of
Zwingenberg
Furttemberg
Luxembourg
Eundi
Versailles Audience and Court Movements Reported
Yesterday arrived the Mail from France with details from Versailles dated June 23. The 71st Count Kinski presented private audiences to the King and Queen, conducted by Count de Monconfeil. The King nominated the Bishop of Rochelle to Aix Archbishoprick. The King and Queen planned time at Marly. Notables traveling include Prince of Holstein, Bishop of Lubeck, and Prince Kurakin returning as ambassador with his spouse. The Count of St Florentin has resumed duties after recovery. Life-Guards forbidden to appear out of uniform without bandileers. Plenipotentiaries arrive from Soiffons with households and provisions. Fleet and shipping movements note Amity of Taunton from Gallipoly, Port Mahon ships sail and re-enter history with gales. John and Elizabeth from South Carolina arrive, Port Mahon for Ireland sails later.
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Versailles
Count Kinski
Soisfons
Count de Monconfeil
Rochelle
Aix
Marly
Paris
Funers
Prince of
Holstein
Lubeck
Germany
Kurakin
St. Florentin
Falmouth Funetz
Amity of
Taunton
Gallipoly
Hambourg
Ashburn
Port Mahon
King George Packet
Lisbon
Lean
Egle
Emmet
Corahiha
S. Falmouth
Fune
John
Elizabeth
South Carolina
Rotterdam
Paul
Ireland
Prince of Wales takes oaths for Dublin Chancellor role
In Westminster the Prince of Wales, with Lord Malpas and others, took the oaths to qualify as Chancellor of the University of Dublin amid a series of notices. Also announced are new appointments, a fatal incident at Hungerford, and legal actions in Westminster and Cambridge.
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Prince of Wales
Viscount Malpas
Justice Denton
Chancery
Westminster
University of Dublin
Rolls
Owen Davies
John Batteley
Deceas
Glover
Evans
John Batieley
Hungerford
Berkshire
King’s Bench
Canterbury
Trinity College
Cambridge
Court of
Richard Francklin
Edinburgh
James Hart
William Wisheart
Theatre notices and local misfortune in Edinburgh
A recent arrival of Duncan Forbes in Town marks the Anniversary of his Majesty's Accession. A young girl, about 12, was fatally run over by a cart. Advertisements announce performances by a London company at Drury Lane and the New Theatre in Haymarket with operas and entertainments, while Samuel Totton petitions to be Bridge-master, citing long service and current hardship.
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Duncan Forbes
London
Edinburgh
Theatre Royal
Drury- Lane
Phebe
Beccan
Wepome
Chaunter
Bridgwater
Cam
Cibber
Jun. Grig
Berry
Quorum
Mr. Fielding
Hunter
Roberts
Miils Rafter
Tipper
Heron
Mires
Shireburn
Ib Tatter
Willis
Cook
N.B
Haymarket
Parc of
Charke
Seniors Chaunter
Hulece
Gugg
Reynolds
Wares Gage
Fribourg
Rappee Sau
N. B
Sprechts
Samuel Totton
Matthew Snab- Jin
Allgate
Bridge Master Petition From London Citizen Joseph Billers
Joseph Billers of London seeks the office of Bridge-Master succeeding the late Mathew Snablin. He thanks voters for support, notes subvention from friends, promises to resign his college place if elected, and advertises a foreign exchanges calculation book published in London by Font Brotherton and others.
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London
Mathew Snablin
N.B
John Morden
Royal Exchange of London
Font Brotherton
Bible
Fleece
Cornhill
Wm. Hinchcliffe
Dryden’s Head
John Clarke
The
Royal Exchange
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Frere
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Perry
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Malaga
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Loo
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W. Gravesend
Fuge
France
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F. Violet
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Beanbelly
Cornelius Colewort
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South Sea
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