Empress of Russia Informed Peace Talks Not Imminent
London reports quote a morning paragraph claiming Russia offered peace negotiations under parleyed terms. Authorities refute any such intimation, stating no peace condition discussions or restoration of conquests are underway while Russian victories persist. Prince Potemkin pushes campaigns in Europe, while the Baltic errs toward continued naval activity and possible Mediteranean commands for Lord Hoon. The empress seeks to strengthen the empire by appealing to Sweden’s king with provincial restorations, yet history warns convenience and interest often override moral obligation in monarchies.
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Russia
London
Berlin
Princié Potemkin
Europe
Baltic
Lord Hoon
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Sweden
Fag-huntings and Royalty Sightings Tie to Windsor Events
Morning diversions in Salt Hill as discussions of the Queen's Birthday Corps Diplomatique unfold. Reports from Windsor Lodge detail breakfast with the royal household, and letters from Paris forwarded to the King. Shipping delays and financial turmoil in Europe linger amid courtly preparations and public notices.
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Salt Hill
Duke of Clanence
Windsord Lodge
Secretary of State
Whitehall
Earl Goner
Paris
Windsor
Duke of Lirps
West India
India
France
Sv. Oiier’s
St. Bertin
Marta
National Assembly
Japas
Tou- Lon
Germany
Europe
English Courier Reports War Policy Amid Turmoil
The English Courier from Slater cites cabinet determinations on the Turkishtensions, predicting English naval aid to the Turks while Petersburg hints at peace. Rumors of warlike moves persist. a council order in Prussia concerns a forest ministry dispute involving Minister Yon Arnine and director Treplin, with a controversial three-stage verdict limiting appeal, now overridden by a transfer to Breslau for a new commission.
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Slater
Petersburg
Mollend
Prussia
Yon Arnine
Department For the
Woo and Forests
Treplin
M. ‘Trepi
Breslau
Epigram on a Poet Crown and Laurel Wreath
An archaic verse piece questions the value of praise and laurels for a poet. It laments hollow honors and a barren brow, suggesting fame may be a burdensome, fleeting crest rather than lasting glory.
Naval Promotions List of Midshipmen Made Lieutenants
A long OCR list details midshipmen promoted to lieutenants including names such as Laroche Hei Launder Ackland Grainger Green Philpot Baker Griffith Price Bazeley Hallet Pulting Biggh Hamilton Powell Blackwell Harison Ramage Blackwood Harris Raper Boltoh Rashier Boyes Harvey Rawwlence Boyle Heacock Rantory Braithwaite Heigham Richards Browns Richards Bullen Hills Richardson Burroughs Hircutt Richardson J Buftard Helme Ruffell Campbell Hudson Ruffell Carter Inglis Saville Cashman Jackson Stymour James Chilcott Kerr Smith Child Lake Willow Sparrow Clark Lake Spicer Cellier Spread Colmer Staples Corfehlis Lewin Stark Cowen Livingstone Stephenson Cox Lloyd Talbot Cracrtfy Locke Thompson Dawkins Mackellar Tidy Holmes Dawson Manel Tilson Day Mansell Dearing Marshall Tudway Douglas Mason Turner Dunbar Mivers Turquand Duncombe Mitchell Twisden Mixton Walier Faulkland Moffe Vincent Fisher Mourilyon Wallace Flinders Murray Webb Forster Nelhamy Wemyts Fawke Newelly Winthorpe Gascoyne OBrien Wintour Glynn Ogilvie Withers Godby Oldfield Wynne Gott Oldlum Goute Orde
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Joseph
Hamilton
George Powell
Elmer Blackwell
Charles Harison
James
Ramage
Edward Blackwood
Harris
Raper
Henry Boltoh
Harrison
Rich ‘Rashier
Henry Boyes
Edward J. Harvey
J. Rawwlence
R. R. Boyle
Hon.c
Heacock
Ric Rantory
Braithwaite
Robert Heigham
John Browns
Test “Richards
Bullen
John
Stephenson
James Cox
William Lloyd
Robert Talbot
John Cracrtfy
Locke
C. Thompson
John Dawkins
Jeremiah Mackellar
John Tidy
Tho
Holmes Dawson
Manel
William Tilson
Day
I. J. _ Mansell
Re - Tonyn
Dearing
Robert — Marshall
I. ° Tudway
Robert Douglas
Hon
D.mason
John Turner
Dunbar
James’ Mivers
D. . Turquand
W. J. Duncombe
William, Mitchell
Twisden
Mixton
Walier
Faulkland
Richard Moffe
J.R. Vincent
R. B. Fisher
E. Mourilyon
James, Wallace
Richard Flinders
Murray
John Warren
Samuel. Farbes
Hones
Webb
Charles Forster
Matthew Nelhamy
Wemyts
C. Fawke
George
Brabant Imposter Prince and Public Disorder Reflections
The piece recounts a Brabant prince’s use of religious ritual to sway the crowd and notes punishments for porters and hacks. It cites Frederick the Great and observes growing European desire to shift power from monarchs to people. Camden Town development and public safety criticisms follow.
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