London News in June With Royal Levee and Navy Notices
A long London column reports a noon Levee at St James's with audiences to Archbishop of Canterbury and others, a garrison appointment, and court adjournments. It notes naval discipline, impress warrants, and preparations at Calcutta, with remarks on Prussia, Holland, Poland, and Sweden shaping Europe’s balance of power.
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Windsor
St. James’s
Canterbury
Earl of Cusiaam
Bird
W.fawertryan
Winchestex
Tiéral -Garen
India -House
Admiralty Board
Krrewen-and-Cooper
Carltow-Hopse
Chartain
Jounson
Mnug
Major
Quietus
Lapis
Duncan Campiece
Botany Bay
York Criza
Lord Cornwalllis
Calcutta
Madras
Throo
Winchelsea
Admiralty
Coventry
Sheerness
Mediterranean
Spithead
Lord Hoop
Cardinal Yorx
France
Mr. Hix1
University of Glasgow
Axner
Hixx
Holland
England
Europe
Prussia
Catharine
Turkey
Poland
Sweden
Gustavus
Aix- la~Chapelle
Spa
Prince Royal
Count Wachtmeister
Oxénstierna
Bonde
Gustavus Armfeldt
Baron Knuth
Frank
France Assembly debates royal frontier guard and loyal oath
A French Assembly report outlines plans for a royal frontier guard and war establishment, plus free enlistment of national guards. It warns Louis Joseph Boutson Coupe to declare intentions and threatens rebellion or seizure of estates if he acts hostile. Counter-Revolutionists tighten grip as August Diet fears internal danger.
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M. Freteai
Ofac CO
Louis -Joseen Boutson Coupe
France
Mesfis
d’Andre
Liancourt
M. Bareau
Maury
Cazales
Prince de Conde
Oath Tender for Madrass Appointments Scrutiny
The Court of Directors informs servants of the Company in Bengal that a strict scrutiny will require oath declarations on whether offices were obtained by money or other consideration. If no payment occurred, individuals may answer freely and offer justice to the Hor Lonp administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrass
Orzonb
Directtgd
L'ath
Council of
Bengal
HoLionp
Paurpia
Hor‘Lonp
Vienna News Delivers Peace Terms From Vienna and Belgrade
A Vienna dispatch reports Baron de Bunzer arriving with Empress hand written letters and dispatches for the Emperor at Mantua. Vienna outlines proposed peace terms with the Porte including cessions from Croatia to the Emperor, Old Ortova district, river navigation freedoms, and the Belgrade treaty amendments while mediating ministers seek time to inform their courts and a new armistice is not planned.
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Baron de Bunzer
Petersburg
Vienna
Seziftovo
Pompe
Porte
Turkis
Croatia
Anna
Old Orfiva
Belgrade
Czerna
Old Ortova
Bannat
Temeswar
Turkey
House of Austria
Danube
Choczim
Wallachia
Russia
Porte-fiallla
Constantinople
Sublime Porte
Attother
Scziftove
Death of Shaw Allum heralds potential Indostan shift
The Danish ship La Reine de Bohemie brings news of Shaw Allum the great Mogul aged ninety dead after dethronement and imprisonment in Delhi since 1788. Analysts foresee a possible British advantage as Andalve Seindia, a longtime English ally, may secure succession and damper Usurper's grip while maintaining a large camp near Manture.
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la Reine de Bohemie
India
Shaw Allum
Goolam Kader Khan
Delhi
Madajee Scindia
Indostan
England
Andalve Seindia
Allum Shaw
Manture
Agra
Picardy
Bristol
Holmes
King’s Road
John Sinclarr
Society For
Earl of
Earl of Hopetoun’s
Deputies Present Subsidies and Festive Return for Governors
Deputies from the States of Aiaivaul present Acts granting subsidies to the Emperor and covering expenses for the Count and the Royal Highnesses. Clergy donate half a million, while Governors of the Low Countries return on June 7 at the Louvain Gate. Villages along the route from Aix la Chapelle to Brussels display laurels, garlands, and triumphal arches.
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Aiaivaul
Ieir
Zfcenett
Thof
Abbey of
Cambron
Chapter of
Soignies
Low Countries
Louvaine
Aix la Chapelle
Brussels
King of Sweden travels from Rostock to Aix la Chapelle
Hamburg dispatch notes the King of Sweden landing at Rostock on June 2 and continuing his journey via Brunswick to Aix la Chapelle. It also reports M BiscuerswEIDER, trusted by the King of Prussia, leaving Berlin for Derfden.
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Sweden
Rostock
Brunswick
Aix la Chapelle
M. Biscuersweider
Prussia
Berlin
Derfden
Firesmoor in Constantinople Stir City and Suburbs
Six weeks of alarm as fires devastate Constantinople Pera and Galata. Soldiers and citizens seem discontented while the Sublime Porte appears unaware of the extent. Some say Lexis III expects war fortunes to shift after Baltic fleets strike Russia, enabling the Grand Vizier to press advantage on the Danube. Official circles predict a swift settlement within a fortnight.
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Constantinople
Pera
Galata
Lexis III
Russia
Baltic
Danube
Tunis Bey Demands High Sums Before Acknowledging Colors
Dispatches from our Consul at Tunis report the Bey demands 600000 sequins for continued privileges and 100000 sequins from the French before he acknowledges the national colours.
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Tunis
Canal Bill Expenditure Weighs Heavily on Parliament
In Birmingham the Canal Bill is described as one of the most expensive ever before Parliament. Subscribers reportedly spent ten thousand pounds while opposition costs near twenty thousand pounds. An English fair at Verham on Monday featured a sluggish cattle sale with scarce folding stock, and horses priced lower than recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Verham Fair
Plan for new Vauxe hall in Sidney-place proposed
Bath news notes a drawn up plan for a very extensive new Vauxe hall to be built in the center of Sidney-place an area of about 19 acres adjoining the East end of Great Pulteney-street with the project described as comprehensive and ambitious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sidney-place
Great Pulteney-street
Oxford Prize Winners and Founders Day Recital
The Chancellor's prizes for the current year were awarded to John Burrows for an English Essay on National Prejudices, Cooper for a Latin Poem Hortus Agetreus, and George Richards for an English Poem on the State of Original Britons before Hulias Coxfags invasion. The prizes will be recited at Founders and Benefactors Day on Friday July 8, with abridgement of the extra poem as requested by inspectors. Also reported is the coroner's inquest into Jacob Killen, a Widcomb laborer, who fatally cut his throat and died the day after, with verdict Lunacy.
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John Burrows
Christchurch
Cooper
Queen's College
Hortus
Agetreus
George Richards
Oviel
Jacob Killen
Widcomb
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Lonnophon
National Assembly
Prince, DE Cons
Mantus
Huntingpon
Washington
Kentish-town
Glasgow
Carlisle
Kirtle-bridge
Ecclefechan
Tras
Black Friars Arms
Kent Road
Bow
Treet
Archibald Ruthain
Lincolnshire
Kentith Town
Hanna
Bell
Kingston
Virginia
Hamburg
Fenice
Country News
Worcester
Oxforp
Jane
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