Sovereign's Return and Dutch Affairs News Briefs
Distant dispatches detail the visit of the Sovereign to Polawii after five months and royal receptions in London. Reports from Utrecht discuss shifting foreign policy toward the Republic, Prussia, France, and Britain, with hints of reconciliation and pacific moves led by Mr. Pitt. News notes the coalition of cabinets and military transport preparations, alongside warnings of internal Stadholder tensions and possible Dutch interventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polawii
Warsaw
London
Duke of York
Grexville
Mr. Pitt
Downing-street
Marquis of
Carmarthen
Lord Salisoury
Sydney, Hawkesbury
Chatham
Marquis of Lothian
Duke of Richmond
Lord Barrington
Lord Howe
Ornaburg
Blood Royal
England
Pitt
Marquis of Buckingham
Lord Sydney
Royal
of York
Brett
Utrecht
Prussia
France
Bertin
United Provinces
Wodrden
Nea
Holland
Stadthalder
Bnglands
Berlin
Tayings
Stadenelders Eee
Duke of
Broowicks
Grenvilley
Copedtiagen
Domintene
Norway
Tarcomménica
Sweden
Petersburg
Greenlanttig
Moen
Adivcer
Gunepekcompany
Hagan Ristes
Hollandshay
Aimsterdam
Duklin
Paris to Troyes decree shocks Europe in war talk
The dispatches discuss diplomacy with Paris and Prussia, a push to delay Holland frontier troops, and the forced march banishment of Paris parliament to Troyes. Reports from Helland and Venice reference uprisings, military levies, and suspected French-English tensions amid looming continental conflict. Stock prices and financial notes accompany the chaotic scenes.
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Paris
Holland
Troyes
Preich
Helland
France
West Indies
Europe
England
Prussia
Venice
Algiers
Gouyage
Flipport
Public Merits and Lottery Pricing in Ireland
A discussion arguing against higher lottery ticket prices in England and Ireland. It claims current methods misrepresent ticket value and explains how English tickets yield greater returns for adventurers. The piece warns the public against delays and cites a State Lottery Office address in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Zepen
Fannie
Dame- Steet
Palace-street
Dublin
Great London Waistcoat Warehouse Fair Notes Trade Concerns
The London waistcoat warehouse advertises latest stock as the Doneybrook fair reveals high cattle prices while cautioning on dishonest weights. John Sinclair exposes fraud by seizing forty seven tubs of butter at Cramp ton Quay. Currency and coinage shifts noted. London crafts seek cotton twisting methods to curb fraud. Parliament street security gaps observed with a break in at Rahgny and Indiamen Jane arriving with orders.
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Doneybrook
Geenfoak Place
John Sinclair
Opr
Cramptin-Quay
London
Publc
Pe Jce
Lackméofe
Tonch
Laurence M.daviel
Rahgny
Jane
Thomas Todd
Faulkner
Parliament-street
Dublin Tuesday August 28 Charity Schools Bring Hope to Dublin Poor
Report on the establishment of district charity schools across Dublin and the progress of the New Tail Workhouse project at Kilmainham. Officials and philanthropists praise the benevolent institutions for educating poor children of all denominations and note the involvement of Mr Howard and Captain Sots in promoting the scheme.
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Dublin
Aupday
Norah Cranes
Germany
Cylin
Poblg
Tober
Howard
Dubwi
Kilmainham
For sehing the vihoteiie and the Meath assizes report
The article recounts a forgery case tied to Apia cigdylogyt and a Capel-street departure, detailing a scheme to pass two counterfeit bills and the later pursuit by justice. It notes a suspect’s capture, security given to prosecute, and a magistrate’s handling alongside broader local crime, public notices, and a bridge project in Ringstown. It also lists births marriages and deaths with several regional names and places.
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Apia
Caf
Capel-street
Basta
America
London
Dhange
Jitlag
Reddy
Cafty
Ringtend
Thomas Plunket
Homse
Lande
Effix-brilge
Riley
Fostey
Rhage
Alf Elithy
Bath
Bristol
Mooney
Guikty
Edward M'Garry
Exshany
Hyland i Warren
Meath
John Mullity
John Johnson
Christopher Vicruey
Michael Keeny
Mary Lalor
Joho ‘Colgrave
Henry Weilh
James Cassidy
Bridget Wetten
Patrick M‘manut
Judith Dilton
Edward M‘garry
Mary Murchy
Mary Flond
Mary Darcy
William M'léan
Robert’ Elwood
Patrick Canjin
Becles-street
Ire Kien
Mallahide
Col! Talbot
Hume-freet
Thomas Fitzgerald
Edward Burke
Tipperary
Mills
Cooly
Edward Geddy
Britain-freet
Eimes
Caflle-street
Miles Stevenson
Fishamble-street
John Connor
County
Newtown-Pery
J. D. Hammel
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Itto Anhuities
Renday South Bea
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New Ann
Ongar
Wells and Nicholson
Wareouse
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