Vienna Prussia war uncertain and Ottoman accord proposed
May 22 dispatches state the Vienna Vienna court resists final war with Prussia while proposing a separate treaty with the Ottoman Porte. Austria would cede earlier terms around Choczim and secure Black Sea navigation. Russia alliance possible with Austrian 60,000 as auxiliaries. Wurtzbourg reports 2200 infantry and 400 dragoons to Luxembourg soon. Baron O'Eltenau oversees Austrian troop movements.
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Vienna
Prussia
Berlin
Austria
Paffarewitz
Choczim
Black Sea
Russia
Wurtzbourg
Luxembourg
Baron O’eltenau
Austrian Department of War
Impeachment Sessions and Burgoyne Speech at House
Friday May 21 House proceedings include Gammon bill to limit outside stage coach passengers Willis pension bill second reading and licence duty repeal. General Burgoyne denounces libels against the House and managers in a passionate address citing privileges and precedents while reading a confidential pamphlet.
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Gammon
Dr. Willis
Committee On the Poor House
Burgoyne
Scott
Thut
John Scott
Warren Hatlings
Privileges of the House and adjournment amid libel disputes
The Speaker upheld the order of proceeding before addressing questions, defending member privileges and citing Burke Sheridan Burgoyne as contrast to his letter. Debates on the Corn bill continued, with a division on confiscation clauses and an adjournment to Friday next. Public notices include police, prison reform, and wartime preparations across Europe, plus local events and obituaries.
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Scott Aid
Burke
Sheridan
India
Hastings
England
Exchequer
Fox
Major Scott
Paris
Holland
Amterdam
United Provinces
London
Ortova
Cologne
Prince Bishop
Liege
Wetzlaer
St. Alban’s Tavern
Wales
Howard
Saville
Essex
Spain
Portsmouth
Suixy
Scayneshill
Lindfield
Davy
Horsham Gaol
Lord Sheffield
Farnith
Lord Loughborough
Guildhall
Atkinson
W. Pope
Gray’s Inn
Miss Willis
Sherlock Willis
Wormley
Herts
Williams, Esq
Tyhir
Newtown Pery
Treland
John Crone
Doneraile
Richmond-green
Wm. Caftevens
John Corrie
Great Pulteney-street
Golden Square
Cancellor
Martha Grieve
D. R. Grieve
Swarland
Northumberland
Lynam
Henry Lynam
Strand
Aaron Foster
Wells Cathedral
East Pennard and Mudford
Somersetshire
Bath
Bramston
Royal Procession and City Council Meeting Report
The Queen and Princesses traveled from Buckingham House to Windsor Lodge for Princess Elizabeth birthday celebrations. A Levee at St James's drew thin attendance, followed by a Council with Archibishop of Canterbury and nobles. King attended a Windsor procession then. A Court of Common Council at Guildhall discussed City Lands leases and Bridgehouse accounts amid debate on filing timing.
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Buckinghamhouse
Windsor Lodge
St. James’s
Archbishop of Canterbury
Duke of Richmond
Earl of Camden
Lord Sidney
G. Yonge
Windsor
Elizabeth
Charles Harward
Chichester
Exeter
Canterbury
Guildhall
Bridgehouse
Cowley
Chamberlain
Montague
Warwickshire
Briwieliam Bates
Thomas Secca
Coventry
Aciefey
Warwick
Adarge
Thomas Soden
Farr
Attorn Y’ At Law
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Ysterday
France
Frankfort
Londonhouse
LORDS
Commons
Sprrspury
Messrs. Walkie’s
St. Paul’s Church- Yard
Sohoquare
Catharine Macauley Graham
C. Dilly
Lary
Rasselas
Abyssinia
G. Kearsley
Johnson’s Head
Freet- Treet
Moor
J. F
Rivington
St Paul’s‘Church-yard
Rza
Aviciertt
Monsignor Salishel TY 5
Cav
W. L. Bowles
Poultry
Hookham
New Bond-street
Dodsley
John H Ward
Lizarettos
The
Philanthropic Society For
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Dages
Angus
Scots
Land
Ireland
Pernaission
University of Cambridge
William Parkis
Magdalene College
Whitehall
Carlby
Anderby
Lincolnnshire
I. Cadell
T. Payne and Son
M-rs Gate
B. White and Son
Freet
T. Wilkie
St. Paul’s Church-yard
J. Stockdale
Piccaedilly
R. Faulder
Bond Street
J. and
J. Merrill
Camebridge 3
D. Prince
Oxford
Great
Britann
Cavendish, Dampier
Aaron
Beran
Wallis
Bougainville
Wiens
Botany Bay
O -Briflon
John Adams
Noy
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