Consistory creates new sees and archbishopric in Vienne
From Flanders to Stockholm and beyond, reports detail a papal consistory appointing Darian de Lanzay to Vienne archbishopric, Coucy to Rochelle bishopric, and Affelin to Boulogne, with Palliare granted. Amid war preparations and naval activity, other items note regimental plans, royal gifts, and official resolutions in Brussels and Antwerp.
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Flanders
Rome
Charles Francis Darian ‘du Bois de Lanzay
Peitiers
Vienne
Dauphiny
John Charles de Coucy
Rheims
Rochelle
John Rene Affelin
Paris
Boulogne
Stockholm
Abo
Voglande
Minervas
Carlserone
Borno
Frankfort
Fan
Dalton
Vienna
Marie
Therese de Truchies Tranchbourg
Prince
Oettengen
Spielberk
Ratisbon
Madrid
Cadiz
Seville
Royal Maritime Company
America
Hanburgh
Otober
Bremen
Arras
Regiment of
Diesbach
Bruffels
United States
Hall
States General
Brussels
Academies of Sciences
van der Noot
Louvaine
Monsieur Clavers
College de Pore
Pius the
Deblin Lord Mayor’s table hosts Easton style civility and gaiety
Elanb reports Chief Governor was hosted at the Lord Mayor’s table with refined hospitality, contrasting civic feasts. Lord Westmorland’s presence adds liveliness as winter promises splendor. A clerk named Skinner was attacked by two men, a short sword used, the defender slain. The coroner ruled wilful murder.
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Deblin
Burgundy
Lord Westmorland
Graftonfirset
Rilex-bridge
Ruffans
Drowning and Illness Strike After Floods in Wiln
In Wiln county on Monday Richard Robotham attempted to move cattle from flood waters but his horse sank and he drowned. That same day Mr Jeffs, an elderly resident of Wiln, fell ill after mourning the tragedy and died within minutes. Norwich reports the mail robber Jackson arrested at Wietton near Stoke, then cashing four notes at Swaffham. a Lynn waistcoat note with his imprint was found, and he admitted knowledge of hanging if caught. He had previously been suspected in a two year-old mail robbery. Cambridge notes Rev Charles Robert Dade and Thomas Ellis of Caius elected Senior Fellows, while Dr Willis and Mr Mann were elected Persial Fellows.
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Derby
Fan
Richard Robotham
Wiln
Mr. Jeffs
Norwich
San
Jackson
Wietton
Stoke
Nnigit
Swaffham
Lynn
Post-Ofice
Cambridge
Charles Robert Dade
Thomas Eilis
Afus College
Willis
Mann
Caius College
Sion
United Parishes
St. Margaret Pattens
Gabriel Fenchureh
Moone-park
Kensington
Thomas Windle
Mill-end
Hart
Ulverstone
Lancashire
Henry Tophams Esq
Sudbury
Suffolk
Newington-butts
Thomas Mitchell
His Majesty’s Navy
Edinburgh
James Bain
That City
Vine-street
Piccadilly
Freeman
Pitcom-hers
Bruton
Dalton
Bath
Jones
Earl of Hardwicke
Hastings Trial Postponed to February in Lords
Lord Cathcart moved to postpone Warren Hastings trial to Monday the first of February. The Lords ordered the motion and, with officers present, proceeded to St James's to present their Address to the King for his Speech at Parliament's opening. The session adjourned until Tuesday.
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Lord Cathcart
Warren Hastings
House
House of Peers
St. James’s
Writs and private petitions in the House
Friday sessions note new writs for East Looe Dorchester Malmsbury and St Germain s to sit in Parliament after deaths and peerages Willberforce plans to push an African slave trade committee upstairs and Lord Va Letort reports an Address to the King with Privy Council attendance listed.
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East Looe
Cornwall
Alexander Irvise
Dorchester
Dorset
Thomas Ewer
Malmsbury
Wilts
Viscount Maitland
Scotland
St. Germain’s
John James Hamilton
Willberforce
Lord Vailetort
Jetty
Privy Council
Prince of Wales debts and Gibraltar plan dominate crisis
Amid royal disputes and ministerial moves, the Prince of Wales faces debts exceeding 20,000 pounds and plans an interview with his royal parents before two years in Gibraltar. The Chancellor of the Exchequer announces measures on cord export and import, while ministers seek indemnity. Separate dispatches report Persia’s campaigns, Necker’s illness, and the Discovery sloop’s preparation for a circumnavigation.
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Prince Edward
Gibraltar
Prince of Wales
House of Peers
Earl Bathurst
Constantinople
Persia
Mohammed Khan Khajar
Persepolis
Shyras
Lutf
Khan
Mohammed Khan
Laft
Mohammed Han
Hipahan
Paris
England
Windsor
Richard West
Old Windsor
Prince’s Head
Hyde Park Corner
Cullen
Edinburgh Medical School
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Cavendish Square
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Hampsteads Heath
Thomas
Rosbinson
Bartholomew-Close
Gentienen
Miléy
Mecropolis
Londons
Mordland Literary
Richard Valpy
Grammar School
Redding
Berks
Myrtle-Bank
C. Stalker
Stationéis
Ludgate- Street
Cain
Abel
Vilempters Dincamen
C. Stalzer
Stationers-court
Ludgate-street
Diocess of
Sarum
Shute
Lord Bihop
Salisbury
C. Collins
Chai
B. C. Cordlinsyard
Eaton
Srhart and Corrfiade
Readsing
Rivingtons
J. Fretcher
Oxford
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