Regency Council to be formed in place of old cabinet
From Paris reports the last Council of Regency will be dissolved and a Royal Council created with Cardinal Du Bois as first minister. William Law remains a prisoner. A Danish ship from St Malo with 6000 pieces of eight and cargo was captured off Cape St Vincent by a Salee corsair. A Meath bishopric vacancy and other see appointments are noted alongside church livings and royal preferments. A pirate chase near Cape St Vincent ends with one ship surrendering after fire.
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Oxford
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St. Asaph
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England
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Trelawney
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Huntington
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Wake
Lesley
Treland
John Mordaunt
Warwick
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Prestein
Radnor
Duke of Chandors
Countess of
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Plymouth
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Falmouth
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