Marner's stand and Spanish orders in a contested memorial
Reports from Vienna and Croatia describe deliberations over a memorial in the dispute between the Emperor and France. The States general consider directing Vander Meer to Madrid, while battles near Temefwaer and Corsica unfold. Armies in Belgrade, Smyrna, and Corsica shift, with baronial arrivals alarming France. Dispatches note Russian army doubts, Corsican actions, and court intrigues at Fontainbleau.
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Marner
Republick
Vine Flarquis de
States General
M. Vander Meer
Madrid
Great Britain
Vienna
Croatia
Efterhall
gWsat Provines
Belgrade
Imperial Infar
Baron de Cornberg
Smyrna
Angouri
Sare
bey-Oglow
America
Persia
Sari-Bey-Ogluw
Bashaw
Bafhaw
Constantinople
Dresden
Gemoa
Corsica
Theodore
Count de Boitheaux
Leghorn
Thore
France
Provence
Toulon
Amsterdam
Munich
Petersburgh
Russia
Paris
Fontainbleau
Cortica
Count de Beifleux
Marquis de Sabran
Eaien
Iiland
Admiralty appoints Lord Forbes to command Portmahone
London reports a Board of Admiralty decision naming Lord John Forbes, son of the Earl of Granard, as Captain of his Majesty's Ship Portmahone in place of the late Captain Gilbert Wallis. Parliament likely to assemble January 7 for weighty affairs. Also notes Earls Galloway and Tankerville, a police appointment in Scotland, and other items including a robbery at Westminster Abbey and pirate Angria activities.
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Board of Admiralty
John Forbes
Earl of Granard
Portmahone
Gilbert Wallis
Barbadoes
Earl of Galloway
Court of Police
Scotland
Earl of Hyndford
Earl of Tankerville
John Green
Regiment of Foot
Hur
Hargrave
Westwinster Abbey
Angria
Bartmouth
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Baron de Neuhoff
aArit
Sagone
Persom
St:et of Dauphine
Husbard
Chateles
Corstartinepis
Girand Scigeior
Gress
Marlborough
Prince Ard Princess of Wales
Angel Inn
Bath
London