King's Narrow Escape in Warsaw Conspiracy Attack
London Gazette reports a December Warsaw assassination attempt on the king. Six Confederates led by Captain Koczinsky stopped the king's coach near Capuchin Street, wounding aides and two Heyducks. Koczinsky later fled, but the king was recovered and returned to the castle after a night in a poor cottage. Te Deum praised his preservation.
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Czartezinsky
Bishop of Cracow
Koczinsky
Prince Czartorinsky
Crown
Naliuze
Bilano
Warsaw
Warfin
Czenstochau
Cocceli
Stockholm
Berlin
Leghirn
Cape Finisterre
Edinburgh
Barbara
Stirling
Janes Webber
Lochbroom
Moon
Fogo
Newfoundland
University of Oxford
Solander
Banks
Wallis
Whitchurch
Langford
Garlick
Thameserect
Evans
Uxbridge
Richard Gulley
John Hurdley
Simon Clari Ke
Edmund Green
Stea
Junice Sherwood
Newgate
Fragmentary maritime notices from St Vincent and Seville ports
A damaged OCR items list wind damaged vessels with names like St Vincent's Planter and An tigua-Packet. Entries mention arrivals from Quebec Seville Gottenburgh Dublin Hamburg Memel and other ports with crew or ship names including Covey Williamson Currin and Peters.
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St. Vincent's
Young
St. Vincent’s
Antigua
Leley
Ansigua
Abbot
Quebec
Guavaessan
Enn
Covey
Seville
New Judith
Currin
Ewry
Mackrel
Hanfter
Memel
Peters
Woder
Fragmented Letters and Dispatches in a Stormy Parliament Session
Extracts describe parliamentary disputes over Speaker duties, proposed commissions, and taxation amid factional strife. News from Dublin and Vienna report misinformed reports, uprisings, and financial maneuvers, with ships seized by Spaniards and plague warnings in Baltic ports.
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Alderman Townsen
Dublin
Mons
Tom
Jamaica
Edinburgh
Scott
Vienna
Frys
Bohemia
Low Countries
Dantztek
Petersbourg
Copenhagen
John Paul
Smyrna
Baltick
India
Broadley
George Howart
Earl of Buckinghamshire
Beeralfton
Pall-Mall
France
Freeholders
Old Bailey
Wilkes and
Bull
Guernsey
Pendennis Castle
Maeby
James
Mary
Malaga
Corke
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