King Shows Resolve to Curb Libels Across Kingdom
Warsaw June 17. The King orders magistrates to hinder printing of libels and pamphlets sowing discontent. Reports from Courland say Russian troops have moved toward Ukraina to counter Crimean incursions. Wilna notes a Russian general arriving from St. Petersburg. Russia portrays aims as securing the throne and defending dominions. Letters from Pockuzike reveal Crim Tartars and Turkish generals summoned to Constantinople for a war council. Ottoman forces ordered many men to fortify Choczin. A sentence is carried out against James Argales for crimes in the Crown Regiment. He fled with thousands in Prussian livres and 2500 fucats misappropriated from Dantzick. described as Florentine by origin. Prices and naval movements referenced, with ships bound to Gibraltar and Hamburg routes and arrivals at Deal.
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Courland
Poland
Ukraina
Wilna
Petersbourg
Russia
Leopold
Pockuzike
Constantinople
Asist
Choczin
James Argales
Regiment of Guards of the Crown
Ifr Horn
Te Tien
Dantzick
Sam
Flourence
Toulouze
Montauban
Royal Court in Port St Mary Amid Heat and Naval News
June 21 reports Majesties and heirs at Port St Mary amid extreme heat. Infante Don Carlos briefly ill but recovered. Royal diversions include canal fishing. Warships Sc. Ann Indian Cock and Conception arrived Cadiz after leaving Faro on the 2nd. Lands reassigned among Duke of Medina Celi Arcos and Sidonia. Paris letters note Pelisson and Lewis XIV campaigns. Queen Dowager visits Magdalen Tresel. Banieres courier not yet returned.
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Port St. Mary
Don Carlos
Conception
Faro
Arriv
Cadiz
St. Mary
Medina-Celi
Isle of Leon
Duke of
Arcos
San Lucar di Barrameda
Medifia Sidonia
Paris
M. Peliffon
Lewis XIV
Spain
Magdalen of
Tresel
Orleans
Banieres
Vienna
London News Briefs on Court, Pay, and Appointments
The Lord High Chancellor may attend town this evening as a General Seal in Chancery is to be held. A Northampton county commission of the peace has passed the Seals. Trial set for John Huggins in the Fleet escapes case with about 12600 debt and four special jurors. Payoffs and naval salaries are announced for several ships. Lieutenant Richard Dove is named first lieutenant of the Adventure Man of War bound for Guinea and the West Indies. Mr Hadley becomes a clerk to Lord Chief Justice Raymond. Bridgemaster poll results show Lund leading. Lord James Cavendish ill in Piccadilly. A geometry professorship vote at Gresham College pending. Dr Tyrwhitt may be collated to St James's Rectory. Kensington vicarage duties to continue. Reverend Dr Hill of Rochester dies aged roughly 45 years.
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Northampton
Baron Pengelly
John Huggins
Kilberry
Breadstreet
Larkey
Woolwich
West Indies
Gwo
Anglesea
Chatham
Dursley Galley
Plymouth
Southampton
Broadstreet
Richard Dove
Lord Muskerry
Guinea
Hadley
Raymond
Jones
Bridgemaster
Mr. Lund
Mr. Billers
James Cavendish
Duke of Devonshire
Piccadilly
Gresham College
Tooke
Charter-House School
Tomlinson
Mowe
Robins
Chambers
Alhallows the Great
Kensington
Houtré
Rochester
Hill
Church of Rochester
The Lover's Opera Revival At Drury Lane Theatre
The Lover s Opera revived and staged this evening at Theatre Royal Drury Lane by the May es Company of Comedians with other entertainments. Ladies of quality have ordered many boxes for the occasion and tickets are available at Mr Cook s Boxkeeper in Blay House Passage.
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Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
County Laffes
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
York Buildings Ry
Welch Ditto
Drury
Faustus
Een Renee
Sehen Eeenabe Meng
Mr. Cook
N.B
Hay-market
Mr. Fribaueg
Rappee Soa
N. B
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Warsaw
Deal
Nancy
Kerfoor
Amsterdam
Gibraltar
Eleanor and Mary
Fiérey
Happy George
Hambourg
S. W. Deal
Fune
Festerday
France
Madrid
Oxford
Campbridge
Oratory
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Clare-market
I. Newton
Pemberton
London
John Lund
Swasuiw
Billers
Fawkes
Booth
Moor
Fats
Pinchbeck
Fleetstreet
Czocik
Macarne
Liberty of Westminster
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