Imperial Ministers Seek Stay for Hessian Troops in Peace Time
Stockholm reports OMT de Herberstein seeks Imperial approval to keep Hessian and Pomeranian contingent troops in current quarters until peace is published. Copenhagen notes talks with Hambourg envoys. Dresden mentions Te Deum for queen's delivery and Polish arrivals to bolster Saxon forces. Edict from Juliers and Berg confirms a 1 percent duty on gold and silver transactions and free movement of goods. a Life-Guard squadron departs for Warsaw.
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de Herberstein
Vienna
Hessianroops
Pomerania
Rhine
M. de Pecklin
Holstein
Carlsberg
Heffe-Caffel
Copenhagen
Hambourg
Dresden
Warsaw
de Watzdorf
M. Berger
Poland
Sherich
John Adolphus
Sar
France
Dantzick
Konigsberg
Stanislaus
Petersbourg
Duffeldorp
N.S
Juliers
Bergue
Port News And Shipping Reports From Gravesend
Wind shifts as ships in the Downs vanish from sight while several vessels head for Virginia and India. Arrivals include Dolphin and Gibraltar from Seville and Peter and Mary from Carolina, with notices of worm medicines and a book on pigeons as curiosities.
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Deal
Downs
Beaver
Captey Smith
Virginia
James River
Hopkins
Lynn
Gilbert
Shuter
India
S. W. Gravesend
Dolphin
Wills
Gibraltar
Taverner
Seville
Prince
Carolina
Cardinals of Rome Attend Theatre and News From Europe
London briefs describe Cardinal Ottoboni at a theatre in Rome with eight cardinals and dignitaries as well as news of Palermo Archbishop’s death and the death of Professor Quarteroni. Reports from Naples mention patrols and purges of officials under the late government. Leghorn notes Montemar delivering towns to Tuscany with 6000 Imperial troops. Stockholm lists the king delaying a hunting trip due to cold and an aging royal aide dying at 108. Vienna reports German ministers courting the Lorraine marriage. Brussels notes Brabant to assemble a subsidy.
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London
Rome
Paris
U.S
Ottoboni
Chancellor’s Palace
Corfini
France
Venice
Palermo
Quarteroni
University of Rome
Naples
Leghorn
Duke de Montemar
Tuscany
Porto Ferraio
Stockholm
Vienna
Germany
Political dispatches from Vienna and London on royal moves
Government reports from The Hague and Vienna detail Count de Caallenberg's departure for Antwerp to audit the Offend Company's accounts while the Emperor sends a herald to Konigsberg to escort King Stanislaus via Bohemia and cover his retinue’s expenses. News from Hamburg and Dresden discuss Saxon recruiting amid limits, with Rome’s nuncio disapproving Capp Donghi’s handling. Local notices cover elections, church appointments, and a crime wave with hangings and robberies. Deadlines and market quotes at London exchanges complete the item.
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Count de Caallenberg
Antwerp
Vienna
Konigsberg
Stanislaus
Bohemia
Hague
N.S
Great Britain
Germany
Hambourg
Dresden
Warsaw
Passionei
Rome
Donghi
Florence
Tuscany
Caimo
Lorenzi
France
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