News from Flanders and London in Early April
Notices from several European cities reported diplomatic moves and court intrigues. The Grand Seignior envoy leaves Petersburg for Constantinople. Prince Dolhorucky may join the Foreign Affairs Council. Coin and cargo movements unfold in Cadiz, Seville, and Ponte Vedro as ships bring precious metals and goods to royal warehouses. The death of Dr John Robinson, bishop of London, prompts obituaries and a summary of his long public service. Military appointments and a bill in the Lords near passage are noted alongside local arrests and bail actions.
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Petersburg
Marchig
Dolhorucky
Schapirof
Council For Foreign Affairs
Ladoga
Europe
Cadiz
Seville
Ponte-Vedro
Turin
Savoy
Amsterdam Courant
Morcom
Marchiz
London
Hampstead
John Robinson
Charter-House
K. William
Stockholm
Otter Courts
Sweden
Windsor
St. Paul's Cathedral
Lincoln
John Plunket
Bradbury
Duke of Newcastle
Marmaduke Bealing
Highgate
Regiment of Foot
Middlesex
Earl of Tankerville
Alexander
D. George Scroop
Chad
Lord Bigiep
Rochester
Yalden
Bridewell Chapel
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the Evening Post
Flanders
the Hague Courant
Moscom
Constantinople
Paris A-la-Main
Paris
Don Carlos
Rome
Brussels
M. Helliffant
Louis d’Ors