Treaty matters and travel indemnity in Venetian era
Fragmentary report discusses indemnity rules for a ship under dispute and future loading prohibitions. It notes regulation of British ships and mentions correspondence from Marquis de Villeneuve and a plague report. Ambassadors and Venice are referenced amid Vienna treaty context.
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Ssotti
Venice
Ring of
Sardinia
Vienna
Royal appointments and European news from London and Madrid
Reports from London detail Capt Hodges preferred for master day and promotions within the Guards, with the Earl of Denbigh and other officers moving into key regimental roles. Madrid dispatches note delays in ratifications, Spanish preliminaries, and royal titles for the Prince and Princess of Wales. Constantinople reports plague rising, while Vienna hints at Bavarian support if Turks persist. Additional items cover Lisbon fire damage, court attendance, tea prices, and upcoming proclamation for Parliament.
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Hodges
Four Guards
Piry
Eator
Teorey
Surry
Price
Meath
Carl of
Waldegravy
France
Fieldint
Broesher
Earl of
Earl of Pembroke
Regiment of Foot Guards
Guile
Windus
Fir Regiment of Foot Guards
Littler
Augusta
Prince George
Prince and Princess of Wales
Madrid
Marquis de la Quadra
Keene
Spain
Afr
London
M. de la Quadra
Keefe
Viscountess
Bath
Countess of Stafford
Sackville-street
Paris
Fortainbleau
Hify
Constantinople
Tan
Poland
Ombre
King’s Council of State
Lhes Weite
Pio
Senate
Vienna
Trieste
East-India Company
Prince of Wales
St. James's Church
Admiralty Office
Admiral Cavendish
Spithead
Lisbon
O. S
St. James's
East India
Wm. Connolly
Aldborough
Suffolk
Charles Street
St. James's Square
Ireland
Stafford
Duke
Amelia
Caroline
Royal Chapel
St. James’s
Trevor
Broffels
Cherburgh
Normandy
Pichardy
Hambugh
Duke of Bolton
Tower of London
Earl of Leicester
Lord Chamberlain
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Leghorn
Nev
Portmahon
Great Britain
Bavaria
Antwerp