Regency of Armberg Joined With Newbourg and Sultzbach
December reports indicate the Elector plans incorporating the Regency of Armberg with Newbourg and Sultzbach. A Dresden ministry reshuffle assigns Foreign Affairs to Count de LaGshhe Home Department to Baron de Jurtchmid and War to General Jebelle. Fading from Rufia, 30 000 Finns march to Livonia, 42 000 move toward Poland frontiers, 25 000 encamped near Kievia. Potemkin news from Vienna claims Kilia Nova fell to Russian troops on October 26 after a 150 cannon breach, General Gidovitch ordering surrender and Rufians taking the fortress.
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Newbourg
Sultzbach
Court
Dresden
Count de LaGshhe
Baron de ‘Jurtchmid
War Department
Jebelle
Rufia
Finland
Livonia
d’Ingelstrom
Poland
Kievia
Fienna
Potemkin
Prince Gallitzin
Rusia
Kilia Nova
Gidovitch
Mahler
West Indies News and Maritime Wreck Reports
Captain Skaife of the brig Phebe reports wrecks along the Florida shore including Thetis Albion and Ark and ships Apollo and WES William and Elizabeth. In Honduras the Assembly plans six weeks of flour beef pork peas and rum aid for two thousand inhabitants. Market prices for superfine fine and middling flour corn meal and rice are listed. The Bay of Honduras superintendent procured supplies and locals resume wood trade despite past fears.
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Jago
Skaife
Phebe
Philadelphia
Gulph
Thetis
Moore
Bristol
Albion
Birkett
Whitehaven
Ark
Young
Apollo
Craig
Wes William
Elizabeth
Archdenosn
Florida
Kingston
Effingham
Col. Hunter
Bay of Honduras
House of Assembly
Honduras
Royal Levee and Court Arrangements at St James s
Yesterday at St James s the King received the Duke of St Albans and other nobles, with a private audience for the Duke of York. The Levee ran from noon to 2 pm. ministers and generals conferred before returning to Windsor. A monument for Lord Heathfield was proposed, and a memorial ship crewman’s death noted. A mail from Luton brought news of the Falmouth Expedition Packet arrival.
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Windsor
Duke of
Duke of York
Sandy Hook
Coast and China and St Helena fleet dispatches
Letters from Gothenburg note Sir Sidney Smith arriving aboard the Conjuncture bound for England. Smith, famed for commands in the July Swedish victory and knighted, recently received Swedish insignia and British orders. Salt commerce revived at Cagliari under British protection. Several ships lost or captured near Dublin and Belfast with crew fatalities. Local trials include murder and forgery convictions. two marriages and multiple deaths reported.
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Farquharson
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Armstow
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India House
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Finland
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England
Sir Sidney Smith
Sweden
Cagliari
M. Gillini
Hutton
Belfast
Jamaica
Swallow
Dublin
Gatcomb
Mazzaveron
Ballywater Rock
Samuel Withers
William Buller
Biddulph and Co
Biddulph
William Bluitt
John Rice
Cortyon
Devon
Edinburgh
Finlay
Princes Street
Palmerstown
Kildare
Ireland
Earl of Mayo
Lord Naas
Alphonso d’Equino
Chant
Mincing-lane
John Bamford
Barrel-bored Guns Advertised by AIellor near Mile-End
An 18th century ad promotes specialized guns with bored barrels claimed to fire more shot and deny escape. AIELLOR offers twisted barrels finished to bore at two guineas, near Mile-End turnpike Londins, with demonstration fields and required postage for letters.
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Aiellor
Mile-End Turnpike
Londins
Royal Society honors Dauphin with a Durand machine model
The Royal Society of Agriculture presents homage to the Dauphin and a Durand contrivance, arguing the plough and mill drive national wealth and harvests. Reports also note a prison forgery, Madame Du Barry’s death, Ozsar’s escape, Voltaire’s tragedy reception, and Des Fontaines’ tomb piece at Theatre de la Nation.
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Royal Society of Agriculture
Dauphin
M. Durand
M. Parmentier
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France
M. Pethion
de Valleneuve
Madame du Barry
Lucienne
de la Force
L’ Abbé Bardy
Chitelet
Auxerre
Moyle del Campo
Ozsar
Voltaire
Theatre de la Nation
Laive
Junius Brutus
Cassius
Cafhas
Cafar
Lea& Foundation
Caiar
Becaus
Crefar
Desilles
Theatre De‘la Nation
Chateauvieux
Nancy
Defilles
M. Des Fontaines
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