Royal Appointments Shuffle Ambiguous in London Gazette
The London Gazette reports royal appointments for embassies across Europe. Robsie Gunning becomes envoy extraordinary to Berlin, Robert Murray-Keith to Dresden, and John Osborn to Dresden, with other shifts detailing Denmark postings and Copenhagen ties.
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John Osborn
Paris and Madrid News From February Courts and Parliaments
Reports from Madrid and Paris note Buccarelli arriving at court and royal reception, while Paris Parliament seeks favor from the king and Duke d Orleans plans to present representations. Edinburgh ministers press Scotland’s church for window-tax exemption as maritime notices update ship movements and arrivals across Cadiz and Nantucket routes.
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London Dispatches on Brabilow and Danube Operations in 1770
London reports detail British and allied forces seizing Brabilow with 74 cannon and a large military store magazine. Brigadier Goudewitz forced enemy troops from Bankarest to the Danube, capturing the town on November 14. General Olita advances near the Danube to crush the foe, while a Turkish garrison suffers defeats at Toulsky. A hunter force under Major Meknob crosses the Danube, seizes Toulsky, and destroys 13 cannon by river dumping. Nearby, Grand Vizir retreats toward Adrianople as deserters indicate continued pursuit. The Phoenix notes Spaniards building forts in the South Seas.
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Wilkes visits Lynn and Tusit college chapel adventure
A Crabridge correspondent recounts Wilkes arriving Saturday and attending Tusit college chapel to hear the organ anthem from the sixteenth psalm. He then visited Lynn Thursday, joined the corporate procession, addressed the mayor and council, and received a polite compliment from Mr. Whittingham.
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Notice of Annuities for River Lee navigation project
The document records a notice by trustees for raising funds via annuities on lives to improve navigation of the River Lee from Hertford to the Thames. It lists purchase terms by age, calls buyers to bankers in London, and notes start from purchase payment with quarterly payments. Also included are publishers advertisements and booksellers notices from 1794.
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