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Birth of a second daughter greeted by nobility in London
In London yesterday several nobles paid respects to the Duke of Gloucester at Upper Grosvenor Street to celebrate the birth of his second daughter. The report also notes trade figures for 1773 with exports from Britain at 13,226,740l sterling and imports at 11,832,496l, leaving a positive balance of 4,394,271l. Additional dispatches discuss Russian diplomacy, war weariness, and potential peace negotiations with the Turks, led by Count Panin and M. Obrescon.
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Thomas Magnall
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George Ridditch
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