Imperial ceremony in Hungary plans and palace politics
Vienna reports Prince Grafialkowitz prepares for the coronation of the Emperor as King of Hungary with the Imperial family traveling from Buda to Presgaty. The Hungarian States demand lawful support and threaten action if their calls are ignored. Rumors say Prince de Jaunitz may retire, with Prince of Jahrenberg tipped as next foreign minister.
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King and foreign envoy audiences and a sweeping manifesto
The King received the Imperial Envoy Count de Stadien at St James's with closet audiences and a late levee while Count de Reviczky took leave. A Frankfurt manifesto promises amnesty if rebels submit by November 21, plus troops to enforce. Extracts note naval movement orders, ship fittings, and preparations amid uncertain peace prospects.
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Windsor
Count de Stadien
Duke of Leeds
Cottrell
Count de Reviczky
Indian campaigns and militia actions reported in Bombay letter
News from Bombay describes coordinated operations against Tippoo's forces with Bengal troops and Madras artillery, assembling a large army at Trichinopoly under Colonel Musgrave. It notes successful delays, preparations by Governor Abercrombie to embody militia, and ongoing efforts to defend Travancore and the Gooty country, with Tippoo near Dendigol and 16,000 horse. It also covers a London militia march, sheriff appointments, and judgments at the Old Bailey.
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Eha Rajah
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Go‘vernor
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Thomas. Elton
Westhampsted
Ann Spragg
Annual Commemoration of the Rivolyrion Andi in England
The fragment notes a May commemoration with reference to Pringiplés and heir Gent ration. It hints at improved public sentiment and stronger resolve to honor the event, though details and exact scope remain unclear in the text.
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England
Import Controls On Foreign Corn Set By Royal Decree
The General, Kvawang Post reports royal orders barring foreign corn imports at low duties until February unless prices rise, with a weekly average price trigger from London Gazette. The policy aims to protect domestic agriculture, keep money in circulation, and revive commerce and seafaring, praising the Privy Council and national interests.
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London Gazette
Cory
England
Observations on the Right by Edmund Burke Reflections
A dated brief noting this day were published at a price of 14 6ds and presenting short observations on the Right and Burke. The text quotes Cassius and Brutus and references Cicero, with a Shakespearean aside about following others. Printed by G. Kearsley, Fleet Street.
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Cicero
Brutus
Travelling Physician Seeks Companion for Health Trip
An advertisement notes a physician aged 30 to 40 seeking a traveling companion to accompany a young gentleman to the southern parts of Europe for health or improvement. The advertiser fears a bleak English winter may affect health and offers only liberal reimbursement of expenses. Letters to A. Bsay Me. Webbr and Wedder burn's Leadenhall Street will be forwarded.
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A. Bsay
Webbr
Burn’s
Leadenfalla Street
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