News from the London Gazette on Naples and European affairs
The excerpt reports on Spain’s accession to preliminary pacification terms, Austrian military actions in Abruzzo and Molife, royal ceremonies in Naples, Malta Medallion diplomacy with Cardinal Orsini, and European court intrigues. It notes port of Anzio Maltese gallies, Pope relations with Malta, and various dispatches from Florence, Hamburg, Hague, Madrid, Hanover, and other cities regarding peace prospects, finances, and military movements.
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Naples
Spain
Messina
Calabria
Council of State
Teramo
Abruzzo
Molife
Rome
Cardinal Orsini
Two Sicilies
Port d’Anzio
Malta
Portocarrero
Florence
Tuscany
Vienna
Hamburgh
Marquis del Puerto
Ince
Hague
Greenland
Prince of Orange
States of Holland
M. Nafffau
Count Bentinck
Breda
Amsterdam
Paris
N.S
Brussels
M. Saxe
Netherlands
Ponnania
Madrid
Marquis de St. Giles
Hanover
University of Gottengen
Gottingen
Duke of Newcastle
Montbrillant
Herenhausen
Duke of Cumberland
Count Oyenhausen
France
Rhine
Maastricht
Maestricht
Bergen-op-Zoom
Antwerp
Republick
Germany
Maettricht
The
North
de Schulembourg Oynhausen
Aix
Count de Schulembourgh
Russia
Europe
Dresdien
Bologuim
Lavy
eTpd
Henno
Poland
Grafhoppers Advance Across Kingdoms Reported
Foreign Affairs from Warsaw on July 31 notes Palatinates report continued Grafhoppers advances in the kingdom, with growing momentum and confirmation of rising activity in the region. The dispatch highlights expanding movement and shifting tensions amid ongoing military developments.
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Warsaw
Horses Race at Leith and Coastal Shipping Notices
The entry details a race for the Guineas Value at Leith with multiple horses and owners in attendance, noting bets and spectators. A list of ships and cargoes arrives into Edinburgh and coastal towns, including the Carolina, Richerd and Elizabeth, Seaf lower, Glifcow Packet, and merchants goods. An Edinburgh report adds that Dods and associates are implicated in Kent, facing possible serious charges.
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John Liddel
Elmouth
George Syme
Dantzick
Kent
Diversions at Croft Ended With Satisfied Spectators
Newcastle August 6 Evening events at Croft presented seven purse races for gelding, each with riders and colorful descriptions. Nimbling Nan, white ridden, won the purse for Thomas Wilson. Oroonoko, red ridden, by William Wilson, placed. Run now, blue ridden, Archibald-Commihil Esq, also noted. Further entries include Sweep-Stakes by Anthony Me Te and Bellman by Thomas Ladd.
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Newcastle
Croft Ented
Thomas Wilson
Nan
William Wison
Oroonoko
Archibald
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