Royalist Riots and Military Movements Across Europe
Reports from Brussels Liege and Beaurain describe riots and a royalist victory in Brussels while Dutch regiments desert Valenciennes. Prussia tightens control as the Triple Alliance debates Brunswick leadership. Dantzick Thorn and Danzig tensions ease with Sweden rejecting peace terms. Vienna details a resumed state agenda with Prince Haunt in council.
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Poland
Prussia
Cis
Liege
M. de Schlieffen
Hague
Brussels
Inft
Brabant
Beaurain
Valenciennes
Royal Liegeois
Mons
Gruffels
Raedom
Duke of
Brunswick
Van-der Noot
Baron de Walquieres
England
Count de March
Paris
d’Ucfel
Aremberg
d’Uriet
Baron Walquieres
Count Dé la Marck
M. Vonck
d’Uriel
Warsaw
Republic
Dantzick
Thorn
Saxony
Berlin
Commission of Foreign Airs
de Luchesini
Tes
Mlajesty
Sweden
Vienna
Prince Haunt
Death of Joseph the Séanid triggers German electors
Mintz on March ve reports envoys sent to Electoral Courts of Germany to notify death of Joseph the Séanid and invite election of a new Chief of the Empire. Electors' assembly opens July 1 in Frankfurt. Baron de Hochstetter, Praffia Privy Councillor and Minister Plenipotentiary, dies at 76. Bruffels says states cut soldiers pay by two and a half sous and plan to reestablish suppressed convents.
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Mintz
Germany
Joseph
Séanid
Frankfort
Baron de Hochstetter
Praffia
Uffper Rhine
Bruffels
Body Found Encased Behind Church Wall In Edinburgh
Workmen removing part of the Old Monkland church in Edinburgh last week uncovered a male skeleton embedded in the wall beneath a stair. The intact remains stood upright with a stone bearing the inscription Thomas Bleming, thought to be the deceased's name.
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Edinburgh
Old Monkland
Thomas Bleming
Fatal Horse Accident at Drayton Park
Northampton March 27. Hale Rigby Esq. died after his horse struck a tree in Lord Sackville's park at Drayton. The horse also died. Rigby suffered a fractured skull in a shocking accident. Oxford March 27. Davis alias Smith alias Oxford Tom executed for stealing a mare from Culham. He spoke to spectators from a fifty foot gallows erected at the Tower entrance to the Castle.
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Country-News
Northampton
Hale Rigby
Lord Sackville
Culham
London Dispatches Report Slave Trade Talks and Desertions
London reports a conference at Downing Street between Tarleton of Liverpool and the British minister regarding the slave trade. Brabants desert with 300 men amid money shortages. Knightly news covers Lady Augusta Clavering’s accidental dress fire, Pio resigning as Neapolitan secretary, Adair gifting wealth to his children, and a Madrid bank founder Roche Malone.
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London
Tarleton
Liverpool
Downing-street
Hungary
Prince Kaunitz
Marshal Laudoln
Prince Augustus
Léghorn
England
van der Merlin
Brabants
Augusta Clavering
Duke of Argyle
Rome
Duke of Cumberland
Lord Albemarle
Pope Ganganelli
Lincoln’s Inn
Hall
Keppel
Taylor
Memel
Mercury
Streights
Pool
Gibraltar
Guildhall
Bank of St. Charles
Madrid
Ireland
Roche
Malone
South America
Court of Madrid notes on public bank project
The Court of Madrid took notice of him and the public national bank plan, likened to England’s system, named St. Charles, devised to aid the court during late wars. In Reading, Matthias Deane was robbed near Colnbrook by two armed footpads, losing about two guineas and a watch after a search. At Louth and Leicester, sentences of death were given for robbery and murder, with executions slated for April 10 and dissection of Grazemark’s body after hanging. Marriages and deaths follow, noting Mrs Hayward and Mr Breakespear’s union, plus several obituaries and notices across Wiltshire, Edinburgh, Covent Garden, and other locales.
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Court of
Madrid
Heoon
England
St. Charles
Spain
Matthias Deane
Louth
John Stevenson
John Ward
John Arnnip
Mr. Hudson
Leicester
George Summers
Saunders
Grazemark
Henley upon-Thames
Breakespear
S. Hayward
Curifia
Spence
Marybone
Braughing
Hertfordshire
William Wade
Jesus College
Cambridge
Bridges-street
Covent- Garden
R. Ayres
Jonathan Rogers
Hackney-Mills
Manbef
William Manbey
Stratford Grove
Essex
Woolwich
Grifih Williams
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Ives
John Ives
Yarmouth
Fe’nnight
Mr. Woods
Littesworth
Bristol Hot-Wells
George Shannon
Belfas
Edward Wise
Wokingham
Berks
Caillestreet
Holborn
Jemima Winflow
Winflow
E Q
Mandamus
Boston
Matsachusetts
European Macaaine volumes for abroad readers at Cornhill
The XVIch or former volumes of the European Macaaine bound and sold at No 32 Cornhill for friends abroad. The next number ships Avr 1 with Loré Monbodilo portrait and unpublished anecdotes of the late Mr Howard. Includes an essay on ship-building as a maritime power and invites letters on the subject.
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Cornhill
Mos
Loré Monbodilo
Howard
Ciadour
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T. Cadell
Strind
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Thomas Garnett
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