Died in Bavaria and Ties to Holy Empire Reaffirmed
An aging Minister of State in Bavaria died yesterday at age eight, while reports describe oaths sworn by captains officers and citizens to loyalty to laws the constitution and to justice. The Landgrave of Heffe Ciel seeks election as Elector and Liege tenants insist on redress before any admission, with force not ruled out.
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ARON
Kreythieges
Bavaria
Esterday
Bitge
Holy Empire
Tribuna
Frankfors
Heffe Ciel
Deal and Downs men of war sail from Baltimore to Rotterdam
In the Downs on Nov 10 vessels including His Majesty's ships Dictator Southampton and Nemesis, and Willink steward, depart from Baltimore for Rotterdam. Also noted are ships passing by the Peacock and other London arrivals from Malaga Memel Petersburgh Bremen Hamburgh and Norway.
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Deal
Downs
Dictator
Southampton
Nemesis
Willink
Steward
Baltimore
Rotterdam
Wind N. E
Peter
Exubden
Myrtle
Inman
Bremen
Hamburgh Packet
Clark
Hamburgh
Peggy
Pyman
Norway
London Notes From Windsor Lodge And Court Circles
In London yesterday the Earl of Chesterfold and Sir George Yonge met the King at Windsor Lodge with the Hanoverian Minister present. The King may review the fleet. reports of paying off ships are unfounded. The Duke of York dined with the Royal Family at Windsor Lodge, and the Marlboroughs and Lady Caroline Spencer arrived at Marlborough House from Sion Hill. Ship-indemnity details regarding Nootka trade are being examined and will be sent to Spain. Paoli’s letter to the Corsicans circulates in Paris, urging modesty in statues and praise. The University of Paris warns youth to follow constitutional principles. Cherokee Chiefs are not to be presented at Court. they plan to return to America in spring. The East India Company will add four ships after Christmas per the Spain convention. The King hunted yesterday. orders go to Falmouth for the Antelope packet to Jamaica and Leeward Islands. Apollo from Petersburgh is left in Robin Hood's Bay. The Lord Chancellor appointed John Stranger in place of John Hett, and he was sworn at Great Ormond Street.
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Windsor-Forest
Earl of Chesterfold
Sir George
Yonge
Windsor-Lodge
Hanoverian Minster
Duke of York
Windsor Lodge
Ducke
Spain
Paoli
Paris
University of Paris
London
America
East India Company
Hunt
Falmouth
Jamaica
Leeward Islands
Apollo
Petersburgh
Robin Hood’s Bay
John Stranger
Chancéry-lane
Chancery
John Hett
Lordshp
Great Ormond-street
Singulay
Exuma
Dave
Aylward
Brotherton
Ferrybridge
St. George’s, Hanover-Square
John Glyn
Glynn
County of Cornwall
Serjeant
Miss Worley
Edward Meux Worfley
Gatcomb
Isle of Wight
Frome
Jones
14Th Regiment of Foot
Edgell
Chaffen
Keyford-house
Wiliam Wiseman Eee
Ardington
Berkshire
Mife Coxe
Bucklebury
Kehlingtom
Henry Loftus Hodson
Barbara Miller
Brompton-rows
Henry Creed
Hampstead
Bishan
William Purner
Tohnson
Woilley
Bradford
Somerset
Wilts
Worcester
Goodie
Seven Oaks
Charlotte-{treet
Rathbone-place
Brighton
Bath
National Assembly debates on church property and Corsican deputies
The Assembly disapproves resistance to royal orders to seal moveable church assets at Cambray and sets terms for liquidating hereditary Admiralty offices. Corsican deputies renew oaths amid tensions, reading a letter from Abbe Peretti alleging attacks on faith. The debate also covers public debt liquidation and the fate of 800 million assignats.
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M. Merlin
Reclefiattical. Com
Mitteey
Cambray
M. Goff
Committee of Judicature
Admiralty
Corsica
Ante
Corficasstebo
Barne
Butaf
National Assembly
Bbe -Pe?itti
Nol
M. Salicetti
Description of Royal Attire At Westminster Hall Ceremony
A fragmentary description notes the Lord Chancellor at Westminster Hall being prevented from entering as a royal procession passes. The observer admires a deep purple gown heavily trimmed in gold with gold epaulettes, and a multi color coat. Ladies’ dress features tiny heels, small flat hats, minimal sashes, and scant neck adornment.
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Westminster Hall
Gost
New Greek Literature Edition Prints at Bizontine Press
LITERATURE. A new and compentent edition of the Works and Fragments of Aristotle is now printing at the Bizontine Press. Editor John Gottlieb Buble of the University of Goettingen presents corrected Greek text, a largely new Latin version, and a Life of Aristotle.
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Leays
Awré Stotle
Bizontine Press
John Gottlieb Buble
University of Goettingen
Nexu
Oleae
Annales Literarii
Hettastadt
Germany
Briisi
Poisons Found in Fish Sparks Seen in Jamaica Letter
An extract from Jamaica describes a brig Exuma voyage where crew fell violently ill after eating baracootas. Captain Aylward treated with salt water and saved the crew from likely loss in calm seas. The notice also mentions a candle patent claim, a pub quarrel ending in a fatal stab, and several contemporary marriages and deaths in Britain.
Lottery Prizes and Promises Highlight 18th Century Draws
A fragment recounts Mrs Taylor of Tower-hill winning 18,260l and other prizes in two early Lotteries, with Mr Nicholson paying out sums like 71,3535 and 24,000l. It notes notable winners such as Mrs Nicholson and Mr Hackelton of the Boroughs, and references divisions of the Drawings and high rewards over 20 years.
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Nichols
Street
Combil
Sirah Shere
Beave
Taylor
Tower-hill
Nicholson
Hackelton
Forgeries and cautionary note on forged names in securities
A late decision of the Judges at the Old Bailey declares that forging fictitious names on bills or instruments is a forgery. It warns against unlicensed lottery shops using fictitious names and receipts, and argues real shares deposited at the Stamp Office secure valid prizes. It condemns fraudulent schemes and urges caution to the public.
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Old Bailey
Tyler
Irish Lottery Scandal Attacks Credit of Government
A pamphlet depicts an attack on public credit claiming the Irish Lottery statute misstates prize payments and government support. It asserts the King Lords and Commons promised to honor all 12 636 prizes in full on June 11 with no deductions while urging Ministers to punish those who published the charge.
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King
Lords
Commons
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Mokren
Gome’ang
BayteySand
George
Blundstone
R. Blundstone
Port-Chaires
Ard
Exeter
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