Elector of Magerite elected Coadjutor to Treves in Worms
From the London Gazette dated September an Elector of Magerite returned to announce his unanimous election as Coadjutor to the Elector of Treves in the Bishoprick of Worms. The arrangement unites the direction of both Rhine circles in his hands.
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Afchaffenburgh
Magerite
Treves
Worms
Upper Rhine
Hamburgh
Copenhagen
Baron de‘Hoepkin
M. Titley
Denmark
Hague
Leyden
Tergau
M. Snell
The
Amsterdam
Statholder
Foreign Affairs and Naval Shifts Across Europe and Newcastle Mayor
Vienna and Milan quotes discuss Sardinia gaining control west of Teffin if Worms Treaty stalled, with a fortress planned near Pavia. Britain’s King of Great Britain influence cited, Leghorn reports on Algerian regencies restore sea lanes, and Dutch city politics show reform petitions. Newcastle election names Mayor Walter Blackett and a long list of councilors and officials.
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Vienna
Milan
Dutchy
Sardinia
Worms
Pavia
Navarro
Teffin
Great Britain
Lyons
Marseilles
Leghorn
Algier
Sieurs
Charles Hippolitz
Dante Peeters
Constantinople
Tunis
Tripoly
Edinburgh Leith Admiral and City Magistrates Elected
Yesterday the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Council chose Baillie Inglis as Admiral of Leith Baillie Kincaid Baron of the Canongate and Baillie Milroy Baron of Westport and Potterrow Linlithgow October 3. Election of magistrates followed naming Allan Wauc Provost George Napier Thomas Smith Robert Clark Taeia Bilkan Baillies Henry Gillies Dean of Guild Matthew Patterson Treasurer.
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Newcastle
Otober
Walter -Blackett
Christopher Fawcett
Joan Vonnoure
Sherif
Joseph Liddell
Francis Armorer
Robert Ellison
Thomas Poole
George Collsitts
One Bullman
Aubone Surtees
James Wilkinson
Henry Partis
William Graham
Henry Eden
Richard Wilson
William Watton
George Anderson
William Clayton
Wiliam Errington
Francis Ruditon
Thomas Kirton
James Clarke
John Storey
James Atkinson
George Stephenson
William Cooke
Thomas Dawson
Snow Claytons
Robert Hixon
Jonathan Sorfbie
Nathaniel Bayles
John Kelly
Wilcox Wall
Wal Binckes
Alter . Blackett, Esq
James Atkinsoi
Stes
Nichols Fenwick
Christopher Rutter
Nathaniel Clayton
Cuthbert Midford
Robert Sorfbie
William Waugh
Matthew Ridley
Joseph Peacock
Collingwood
John Simpson
George Ord
Alph Sowerby
Thomas Gur
Cuthbert Smith
William Graham Lam Peareth
John Scaife
Robert Elinson
James Anderson
George Colpitts
Charmee
Thomas Umfreville
Edward Gill
John Byerly
William Teasdale
John Dawson
Thomas Watson
Thomas Johnson
Edinburgh
Baillie Inglis
Leith
Baillie Kincaid
Canongate
Baillie Milroy
Westport
Potterrow
Linlithgow
Allan Wauc
Provost
George Napier
Thomas Smith
Robert Clark
Taeia Bilkan
Gsat Avsar
Henry Gillies
Matthew Patterson
His
Bell family cited by Gloucester sheriffs for the year
Gloucester reports William Bell senior and junior along with Martin Lloyd named by mayors as sheriffs for the year in a formal civic entry.
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Gloucester
Wiliam Bell
Jun
Martin Tloyd
Guty
Enulogy
Maritime Notices from the Downs and Ports
The Warren and Woodward sent to Barbadoes and Turkey, while the Lryton remains in the Downs. Wind west-northwest to west. The Warren Woodroffe and Annie Reid arrive at Petersburgh from London. The Sea Nymph from Stockton and the Diligence from Martinico at Nantes. Perrau from ditto at Nantes.
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Ulysses
Perrau
Ditto
Nantz
Danish Customs Reform Sparks Smuggling Debate
From Copenhagen reports discuss reform reducing customs officers to lower costs and greater private profit, viewed as boosting public security. Also notes covert Italian alliance talks involving Versailles Naples Turin Modena and Don Philip with Duke de Richlieu's influence shaping policy and potential cable terms for Corsicans amid ongoing government hesitations.
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Genoa
Italy
Versailles
Naples
Turin
Don Philip
Modena
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