Princess Louisa Duchess Dowager dies at Rhoda aged 47
From the London Gazette dated July 6 a notice records the death of her Serene Highness the Princess Louisa Duchess Dowager of Saxe Gotha widow of Prince John Augustus. A separate item notes grain harvest prospects in Munich and Mecklenbourg Holstein and surrounding regions. The King grants John Charles Brooke Rouge Croix Pursuivant of Arms in place of Henry Hastings Somerset Herald.
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Louisa
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John Augustus
Duke
Saxe- Gotha
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Hamburgh
Mecklenbourg
Holstein
T. Fames’s
Funery
John Charles Brooke
Rouge Croix Pursuivant of Arms
Henry Hastings
Pmq
Somerset Herald
Russian Forces Repel Ottoman Bridge Assault on the Danube
A courier from Count Romanzow reports the Grand Vizir attempted to cross the Danube with his army but was repulsed after two hours of fighting at the bridge of boats. The Ottomans suffered heavy losses and many drowned. One Pacha with 1500 men crossed, then surrendered to Russians as support collapsed. Romanzow's full army crossed and prepares to attack in the mountains. Prince Repnin wounded but not mortal and cared for by Russian surgeons. An insurrection among Imperial troops on Turkish frontiers left about 6000 deserters, and the Austrian minister notes this unrest.
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Count Romanzow
Petersburgh
Grand Vizir
Danube
Pacha
Romanzow
Repnin
Arrivals and Sailings Across Ports in Early July
Shipping news lists ships arriving and sailing to and from Halifax New York and London with crews and pilots. Vessels include Lord Camden India Pilot Bryce Elizabeth Richardson George Greenwood and Lucy Lucretia at various ports Petersburgh St Siets Dover Jamaica Cork and Galway trade ships from Lisbon and Bristol noted with captains and routes.
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Thornton
Elizabeth
Richardson
George Greenwood
Chester
Lucy
Lucretia
Walker
Resnain
Lord Camden
India
Bryce
Gravrsend
Strannack
Jackson
Petersburgh
Otterley
Sadah
Danizick
Dipsatch
Barker
Critannia
Stanbanks
Dorothy
Mary
Seward
Surinnah
Willian
Whearte
Manning
Brewer
Simon and
Ann
Morgan
Montague James
London
Porthaswth
Northampton
Barford
Jamaica
Rockingham
Whitewood
Grenaces
No Sunday Drawings at St James’s Rooms
Notice from Lord Chamberlain’s office states no Drawing rooms on Sundays at St James’s till further notice. A messenger carried en signes of the Bath to Robert Gunning, His Majesty’s Ambassador at Petersburgh. Count de Maizhan, Prussian Ambassador, left Old Bond Street for Spa.
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St. James’s
Order of the Bath
Robert Gunning
Petersbourg
Count de Maizhan
Old
Seized treasure and church gates amid Prussia actions in Italy
Reports describe Prussian seizure of a cathedral treasure worth hundreds of thousands of ducats, stripping St Adelbert's tomb, and removing Corin thian brass gates from a monastery at Corfinna. Italy recounts French and Spanish troops forming a joint force under pretense of Jesuit extinction, with Sardinia watching closely.
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Sigismund III
Corfinna
Taurica
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Guerna
Boleflaus II
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France
Spain
Sardinia
Lae
London
Lee
Marybone
Benjamin, Dring
Davis
Streights
Hull
Dean Swift
Ireland
Lord
England
Robert Walpole
Chelsea
Society of Arts
Iie
Neventhire
St. Thomas's
Denbigshire
Ruthin
Flinthire
Mold
Cheshire
Chester
City and Liberty of Westminster
Kingstreet
Bennet
Si. Jah
Welkminster
Tothill-fields Bridewell
Auction of lands and tenements in Wisbech St Peter's Norfolk
Auction to sell the late estate of Simon Taylor Esq deceased at the Rose and Crown Inn Witbeckh St Peter's on Thursday 15th July and following day between 3 and 8 pm. Lands and tenements in Wisbech St Peter's Walfo ken and West Walton offered in several lots including two messuages, 36 acres pasture, rope walk, lime kiln, buildings, plus numerous pasture and arable parcels totalling many acres. Details from Messrs Melt Wensley and Mayer At torneys Wisbech.
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Witbeckh St. Peter's
Witbech St. Peter’s
Walfoken
West-Walton
County of Norfolk
Simon Taylor
Wisbech St. Peter’s
Joseph Batterham
George Swaine
John Thompson
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Alf
Wetbech St Peter’s Atorefsid
Tinker’s-croye
Joseph Gogdson
Araole
Tinker’s Drive
Goodson
Alto
Wisbech St. Peter's
Wibech River
John Todd
Alfo
Walforken
Cox
Weg Walton
Waltoken
Wotten
Melt
Wensley and Mayer
Wisbech
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