Foreign Intelligence Dispatches From Europe
The report covers Sweden appointing three ancient Crosses of the Order of the Sword to deprive Armfeldt and officers, Count de Rhodes arriving as Prussian minister in Lisbon, a detachment from Tobago remaining at Havre, and Naples detailing marriages of Princesses Donna Theresa and Donna Louisa to Archdukes Francis and Ferdinand plus political plans involving the Queen and a journey to Vienna and Trieste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Order of the Sword
Fredericshof
Armfeldt
Haftko
van Otter
Little Cross
Lisbon
Count de Rhodes
Prussia
Paris
Havre
Tobago
Naples
Donna Theresa
Donna Louisa
Francis
Ferdinand
Prince de Ruspoli
Hungary
Vienna
Trieste
Parish Clerk Election Disaster Crashes Church Floor
In Carmarthen on June 20 a parish clerk election last Friday led to the vestry floor collapsing under the crowd. The accident killed three men and injured several others, leaving many maimed as the graves beneath gave way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmarthen
Royal Observances and Military Appointments Report
London dispatches detail a royal departure from Kew to Windsor with the Queen and princesses, a levee for ministers, and audiences with Pitt and Chatham. Navy captain Mitchell is named to command Asia, and Spain’s prowar pamphlets circulate amid cautious Anglo-Spanish posture. Reports from the West Indies list ships in service, while Tyrolean resistance prompts troop deployments and heavy casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew
Windsor Lodge
St. James’s
Duke of Leeds
Pitt
Earl of
Chatham
W. Fausch
Windsor
Mitchell
Royal Navy
Spain
Florida
Blancas
England
Corunna
Lord Cornwallis
Tippoo Saib
West Indies
Trusty
J. Laforey
Blanche
Sybil
Solebay
Bonella
Vienna
Tirol
Lee
Embassy votes Emperor ox China delegation proposed to Canton
The East India Company's Supracargoes at Canton were asked to send a complimentary deputation to the Emperor in Pekin as he neared his eighties. The Chinese officials declined to compel any merchant but allowed voluntary participation. Mr Bruce offered to travel if other nations did likewise, and the plan was to set out in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India Company
Canton
China
Pekin
Bruce
Illustrious Marshal Laudohn illness eases as prayers aid
A Dublin era item reports Marshal Laudohn suffering a perilous stone ailment relieved by Vienna dispatches. The column notes public prayers and imperial medical aid in his recovery prospects. It lists diverse society items from theater, bequests, jail terms, executions, marriages, deaths, and notable notices across Britain and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Laudohn
Vienna
Sheridan
Theatre Royal
Copenhagen
Edinburgh
Strewsbury
Thomas Williams
Mr. Perry
Fasintree
Edward Hartness
George Inn
Whitchurch
Bury
Jonathan Burrows
Rebecca Smith
Thomas Hannyball
Eye
Southampton
Willim Bryan
Miss Williams
John Ford
Bath
Mills Shephard
Purpham-Green
Joan Sdrtain James, Carrier
Miss Pinckney
Amesbury
Richard Aldridge
Bristol
Princes Williams
Manchester
Edward Cotterel
Antrobus
Pickering
William ,Thompson
Kilmore
Roscommon
Lloyd
Owen Lloyd
George. Blackshaw
Great George-street
Westminster
Portland-place
Walworth
Edward Henshaw
Sidford
Sidmouth
William Newton
Greenwich Hospital
Richard Fofer
Cambridge
Amberharrow
Kendal
Edward Wilson
S Life Guards
Tuam
Ireland
Peter Kilkenny
Galway
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Je Robson
R. Faulder
New Boudeligents
Be Weis
Dromare
Mshgt Wien
Hull and
Mouth Inn
Holyhead
Oxrd
Biss Mingham
Shrewfury
Avelving
Conway-Ferry
Gearzead
Blue Boar
Bove Inn
Birmingham
Shewsbury
Shrewbury
Asi
J. Wisk
W. Costar
E. Goodbyhere
J. Smith
Bourdillon
Piccadilly
Parliament-street
Westminter
Hancock, Pantenree
Royal Grand Piano Forte
Hancock
Oftar
France
Cherbourg
Ermenonville
Rouffeau
Chaubert
T. Cadell
Strand
Chautert
Ermons
G. Walker
F. RB. S
Nottingham
J. Johnson
St. Paul
Ts Ani G. Evervor
Ang Les
Quarret
Eliza
Milton
Spenser
Pope
Gray
Thomson
Otway
Palmyra
J. Murray
Thornson
Dr. Langhorne
Fleet
Ww. Clarke
Bond-streets
J. Debrett
J. Walter
Charing Cross
J. Sewell
Cornhill
W. Richardson
Royal Exchange
J. Breadhewer
Portsmouth
W. Gilman
Rochester
J. Hail
Margatet and Simmons and Co
Canterbury
Capt. Inglefield
John Hawkins
Porto-Rico
Hume
Hesda
Artis
David Hume
T.cazeil
T. Longman
Paternofter- Row
Mr. Ham
Julius Cafar
Dr. Smillet
Geo. Ge dl
S& Re
Cho Hs
J. Hun Fingtord
the Society
Bioske
Bel'-yar
Templze Bar
Gx Books
Hugo Grotius
Mr. Leclerc
Mr. LE Clerc
John Clarke
D. D. Dein
Sarum
C. Rivington
St. Paul's Churchyard
Law
W. Otridge
R. Baldwin
Higsnets de Dube
Clarence
Lisle of Wight
Ile of Wight
Johston
T. Hookham
New Boni-Gret
N. B
Price Grein Boards
Adglions
Royal College Or Physilians of London
Thomas Healde
M.D. F.R.S. Lumitan
College of Physcians
le London Hospital
Paternofter-row
Quincy
Joseph Priestley
Ll.d
Fie
Price
Beards
Horsley
Christ
Europe
B. Booth
Londso
Welles
Cgrosvenor
Sand Chater
Noerry Cornhill
St. Pauls Churchyard
Odizvo
Hugh Plair
D.D
F.R.S. Edin
High Church
University of Edinburgh
Hugh Blair
D. Digz
James Beattie
Ll.d. F. R.S
Adam Smith
Dr. Beattie
Samuel Johnson
J. Rivington and Sons
T. Payne
C. Dilly
J. Nichels
J. Robinson
H. L. Gardner
P. Elmsley
T. Evans
G. Nicol
Leigh and Gotheby
J. Bew
W. Cadmith
T. Vernor
W. Lowndas
W. Bent
T. and
J. Ezerton
S. Hayrs
J. Edwards
G. and
T. Wilkie
W. Nicoll
Ogilvy and Speark
Scatcherd and
Whitaker
W- Fox
C. Staker
E. Newbery
Moore
Cawthorne
Churchill
Falconer
Lloydy
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