News of vast Importance to be communicated soon
A long Proemial letter notes that Count de St Estevan promises a major public news item before month’s end, likely a marriage between the king and the second Caroline Archdutchess Mary Anne, with anticipated celebrations next November in the royal presence. Reports from Leghorn, Ferrara, and Vienna describe Imperial and Tuscan maneuvers, a proposed free port in Vienna, and a grand funeral for Prince Eugene with elaborate processional detail.
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de St. Estevan
Spain
Leghorn
Duke de Montemar
Naples
Baron de Breithwitz
Kevenhuller
Tuscany
Sienne
Porto-Ferrara
Ferrara
Count Kevenhuller
Charles of
Charles of Lorrain
Newperg
Saxe-Hildbourghausen
Jorger
Germany
Venice
Vienna
Prince Eugene
St. Stephen
Chauveray
Cuiraffiers
Eave Aejursateseaeea
Belgrade
Eiph
Wurfchleditz
Welzege
Podzdatsky
Saxe-Hildebourghausen
Prince of
Darmstadt
Wurgenau
Wenzel
de Lichtenstein
Bathian
Furstenbach
Lanthieri
Carreras
Rema-Finiales
de Wallis
Maganti
Aulick Council of War
Port News From May 5 Ships Arrive at Gravesend
Deal May 5 Arrival reports list several vessels arriving from distant ports. Diligence from Jamaica failed. Wood, from the Canaries aboard Paris Garden Galley Mansell. Greyhound Christian from Lisbon. Griffha Nicholls from Genoa. Anne and Betty Rice from Falmouth. Yorkshire Molly Brave from Port Mahon. At Gravesend May 5 Charming Sukey Brooks from Boulogne. Duke of Chandos Knight from Roan. Abraham Legacion from Caen. Marmaduke Bowman from Oporto. Concord Trawon from Norway. Mary Tright from Smyrna. Greyhound Christian from Lisbon. Elizabeth Nafton from Guernsey.
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Arriv
Paris
Mansell
Canaries
Greyhound
Christian
Lisbon
Grifha
Nicholls
Genoa
Anne
Betty
Rice
Falmouth
Yorkshire Molly
Brave
Portmahon
Knights of St Louis Ceremony in Paris Report
London prints detail the 6th Instant mass ceremony in which 17 Knights of the Royal and Military Order of St Louis were inducted with hats, swords, crosses and ribands. It notes French ceremony differs from Britain's Sir title, praises French virtue, and cites generosity of the late Marchioness de Lambert and royal guard changes for King Stanislaus. It also surveys European dispatches from Naples, Copenhagen, Hamburg, Leghorn, Venice, and Rome.
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Leland
Britain
Cour Knights Batchelors
St. Sulpice
St. John
Greye
Rome
Naples
Copenhagen
Hambourg
Denmark
Marquess de Monti
Holland
France
Stockholm
Dresden
Leghorn
Corsica
Venice
Croatia
Hungary
Paris
Baron de Lehmerling
Carding de Fleury
I Tnertant
N.S
Duke de Main
Congregation Criminal At
Gallies
Warsaw
Augustus
Poland
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The
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Eugene
Phabus
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Honywood
Hampstead
St. Mary Hill
Goodwin
Clapham
Atkins
Lem Atkins
John Horne
St. James’s
Regiment’ Foot
Anttrucher
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Earl of Effingham
Horatio Walpole
Whitehall