Royal News From Europe in January Dispatches
Tuesday January 25 reports Teferdey arriving with mail from Holland and Rome on December 29. Sicily troubles drive refugees including the Prince de Butero and the Duke de Penaforno to shelter in the city as Naples cautions not to discuss tumults while troops head to Palermo. Reports casting doubt on Silistria news from Warsaw. Dauphin riding with brothers near Paris trips but unharmed and authorities fear future accidents due to his fondness for riding.
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Teferdey
Holland
Rome
Sicily
Prince de Butero
Duke de Penaforno
Naples
Palermo
Utrecht
Sax
Silistria
Warsaw
Paris
Dauphin
Provence
Appeals from Isle of Wight questioned over county tax in Hants
Reports from Winchester show 16 appeals from the Isle of Wight filed against Hants at last week’s sessions. The cases, to be heard at Hampshire Assizes, focus on whether the island is exempt from county tax.
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Winchester
Dorchester
Abbotsbury
Thomas Crew
Vigo
Admiral Hobson
Gibraltar
George Rooke
Great Sea
Otober
Clonderly Shovel
Rocks
Scilly
George the
Wind shifts as ships meet Dunkirk convoy
Reported arrivals at Dartmouth Plymouth Corke Dublin and Newfoundland ports list vessels from Jamaica Valencia Gottenburgh Rotterdam London Lisbon and Boston with captains Hodgson Luscombe Randall Knowler Sulli van Hathaway and others. The papers note end of a Dunkirk passage and a Kent wood arrival at Grav esend.
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Dan
Maryland
Corke
Anna
Kellen
Black
Gottenburgh
Newfoundland
Deborah
Hathaway
Boston
Femel
Paisley
Miller
Cargon
London News and International Notices from Florence to Copenhagen
An Italian Gazette reports Lord Clive’s arrival in Florence and talks with the Duke of Cumberland. Sir Richard Johnston elected MP for Newry, replacing the deceased Robert Scott. Copenhagen says a Dutch vessel carried officers and sailors from a recently lost Ruffian ship. Indian ships report a 64 gun French warship hurricane wreck off the Cape. 18 survivors. The London Packet, Winter, alleged lost on Goodwin Sands. Neptune of Amsterdam to Lisbon at Cowes. leaky, cargo landed. Lady Johanna at Helvoet pier. anchors lost, ice damage. Happy from North Carolina to Plymouth diverted to Penzance after partial cargo discarded. King of Sardinia St Barbe forced ashore at Mount’s Bay in a gale. Major B in recovery after duel injuries. Mr. Dodd sells Bristol Theatre share to Mr. Redditch. Deputy Postmaster jailed at Dunkirk for theft from letters.
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London
Lord Clive
Florence
Duke of Cumberland
Richard Johnston
Bart
Newry
Ireland
Robert Scott
Copenhagen
India
Cape of Good Hope
Guernsey
Goodwin Sands
Amsterdam
Lisbon
Cowes
Johanna
Geyting
Rotterdam
Marseilles
Helvoet
Adams
North Carolina
Plymouth
Penzance
London Crime and Trials in a Turbulent Week
A report from the Borough notes an offender and accomplices jailed for burglary and theft of goods from the White Horse inn. In Lincoln's Inn Fields a foreigner assaults Mr Cater and is committed for examination. A boat accident near Hungerford Bridge claims two apprentices. Marriages, deaths, and the Cambridge divinity appointment are listed alongside a dramatic witchcraft case with a midwife and the villagers debating credulity.
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Ahonfein
White‘Horse Inn
Cripplegate
Compters
Forendon
Thomas Cater
Lincoln’s Inn
Cater
Sir John Fielding
Hingerford
Bridge
Fierlings
Strand
Westerday
Watson
King’s
University of Cambridge
Bloomsbury
Harriot Ashbrook
Kingstreet
Mr. Franks
Clerkenwell-green
Ahn Rotherham
Mare-street
Hackney
Wincheser Street
William Cooper
Bank of England
Cotterey-hall
Norfolk
George Jerningham
William. Jerningham
Je’nnight
Bath
John Cullum
Bath-King At
Arms
Buckland St. Mary
Dorset
Samuel Street
Kensington
Tho. Neale
The
Hugeffen
Kentrell
Wm. Hugeffen
Wm. Honywood
Neapolitan Castle Taken and Suspended Viceroy Return
From Palermo reports the populace seized the Castle at the start of the month and destroyed the garrison, while the court plans to reinstate Fogliani as Viceroy with a Spanish squadron expected. A British observer notes parallel moves in Britain and Naples, including taxation of absentees and support for the governor.
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Naples
Palermo
Fogliani
America
Monf. Dolignon
Creffi
Monf
Dufct
Soiffons
Marle
Teffar
Imosture
Catherine
Bérna
Erlon
Nicholas Simon
Nicholas
Catherine Berna
Littte
Catharine
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G. Robinson
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Infanto
Daley
Cate
John Fry
Sutton- Benger
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Dalby
Charlotte-Chapel
Apothecary
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Fireet
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Church-yard
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Royal Exchange
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Cocsfourtreet
Burchell
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Wray
Mary Sopp
Alton ‘Wray
John Wray
Martha Wray
Hilf
Hilton
Robert Turington
W Hiam Wray
Mary Wray
John Gay
Signor Francesco Giorgettil
T. Davies
Ruffel Street
Royal Academy
J. Roffon
New Bond Street
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John Birks
Gofbotton
Free Writing
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Lincolnshire
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Norwich
Price
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W. Cooke
New College
Oxford
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Devizes
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the Strand
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Holborn
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St. Paul’s Churchyard
Mr. Jones
Portsmouth
Hudson
England
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Democritus
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Cleora
Hébels
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Amelia
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