Diplomatic Dispatches Report Prussia Prince Henry Return
Foreign affairs notes from Dantzick advise Prince Henry of Prussia will be returning to Berlin from Petersburg. Reports say Duke Anthony Ulric of Branfeewe, Wick, who suffered after the Empress Ann’s death, may accompany him but has been freed by the Empress. Counts Panin and d’Orttoff face supply and manpower strains affecting next campaigns. Romanzow linked to RoGen fleet movements toward Port Mahon for winter. Constantinople letters say Grand Vizir recalled. successor yet unnamed, likely his brother in law.
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Thames ships sails for Gibraltar with Cornwallis aboard
Fragmentary OCR notes report Captain Lockyer commanding his Majesty's ship Thames bound for Gibraltar carrying Governor Cornwallis. The brief item references a naval movement with no additional dates or context.
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Death of Duke Frederick II prompts mourning in court
London reports an express arriving with news of Frederick II Duke of Saxe Gotha's death. The court to mourn on Sunday the 27th inf. Lord N waited to present seals to Lord Commissioner Smythe who declined. Details mention guardians for the young Duke, revenue per annums, and estates. Reports on Bedford and Grafton families, Bagage movements, and local charity notices.
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Sessions at Old Bailey Reports Convictions and Sentences
The Old Bailey sessions conclude with 17 defendants tried. One capitally convicted Daniel Marrisyfyr stealing from Ebenzer Morgan in Goodman's Fields. others receive transportation for seven or 14 years or the whip. Additional cases include murder charges paused, arrests for theft, and multiple clerks and tradespeople summoned for bankruptcy proceedings and deadlines for surrender at Guildhall.
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Navy Office Announces Officer Examination in Surveons Hall
Principal Officers and Commissioners of his Majesty's Navy publish exam notices for youths who have received letters to serve in the navy. The examination will be held at Surveons Hall on the first and third Thursday of each month, with the precise start time to be announced.
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