Public Thanksgiving in Hamburgh Jubilee Year of the Treaty
From the London Gazette Hamburgh October 26 publick Thanksgiving in all churches and other demonstrations of joy in commemoration of the Jubilee Year of the Treaty of Munster by the 28th article Those of the Confession of Augsburg were reinstated in possession of their churches and estates and free exercise of religion in the empire Hague Nov 1 The Prince of Orange returned to this Place Meff de Catwyck and Pauw return from Torga to inform the Prince Stadtholder and receive instructions Whitehall p25 Genoese plenipotentiary acceded to the definitive Treaty of Peace Dublin Oct 11 anniversary of his Majesty's Coronation great swords fired in the park Phenix at Oxmontown Green Lords Justices met at night play by Excellencies bonfires illuminations and joy.
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Hamburgh
Munster
Hague
Prince of Orange
Earl of Sandwich
de Catwyck
Pauw
Torgau
Whitehall
Dublin
His Majesty’s Park
Garrife
Oxmontown Green
Foreign Affairs and Court News Across Europe
The column reports on extravagant horse races and rising luxury, followed by royal births and honors. It notes the King’s congratulatory visit to the Princess and knighting of new orders. Letters from Vienna discuss a French led plan for a definitive treaty, territorial reversions, and imperial demands in Italy. Further dispatches mention a signed peace treaty, anxieties of a northern storm, Prussian court shifts, and Genoa’s nobility honors for Richelieu and the Agenois.
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Stockholm
Infante
Prince
Charles
Aix
Don Carlos
Spain
Don Philip
Naples
Sicily
Two Sicilies
House of Austria
Italy
Sturler
Stadeholder
Congress
Berlin
Silesia
Prussia
Sisenvebourg
Sweden
Pruffia
Cocceji
Ratisbon
Anpach
Stahld
Weymar
House of Gotha
Electors of Cologne and Palatine
Landgrave of
Hesse
Meimingen
de Richelieu Marsial
France
Petitbourg
Genoa
Duke de Richelieu
Duke of
Richelieu
Republick
Adventurer from Modena Supposed in American Plantations
Tuesday's mail from France reports a self-styled son of the Duke of Modena among American plantations seeking to incite disturbances. He is believed to be the famed adventurer known in Holland and here, prompting immediate orders to seize him. A separate matter concerns Madam Scrimshire accusing Madam Dambar of clandestine marriage via an Irish priest and chamber.
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Board of the Marine
Duke of
Modena
Holland
Justiniani
Soverden
Ohio
Scrimshire
Dumbar
Via
Chamber
t-Boulogne
Acquittal in Aberdeen Trial and Banff Weavers Appeal
From Aberdeen comes news that John Chalmers, an accomplice with Cheyne and Wilson, has been acquitted before the Judiciary Court. The trial of a Smith indicted for horse stealing was adjourned to May next due to witnesses leaving town. Two appeals from the Incorporation of Weavers in Banff against a magistrates’ sentence for unfree trading were affirmed by Lord Eglis with costs.
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Cotland
Edinburgh
Otober
Aberdeen
John Chalmers
Cheyne
Wilson
Smith
Banff
Echics
Shipping Arrivals and Vessel Movements in London
A fragmentary roll lists arrivals and sailings from ports including Jamaica, Lisbon, London, Oporto, Naples, Genoa, and Antigua. Vessels named include Mafra, Smith, Sam Lisbon. John and Anne West. Hawke Edwards. Norwich Merchant Beilf. St John Goad. Britannia King. Industry Sparrow. Landovery Blankeet. Diamond Goatly. Duke of Cumberland Thompson. Nancy Pepley. Anne Cross. and others bound for London, Jamaica, or Lisbon.
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Dts
Falmouto
Mafra
Smith
Sam
Lisbon
Plymouth
Vernon
Matthewson
de Shuley
Thompson
Jamaica
London
Peel
John
St. John
Goad
Jamaice
Deal
Britannia
King
Industry
Sparrow
Grampus
Gravesend
Elizabeth
Watson
Rotterdam
Cesar
Walker
Jame'ca
Portsmouth
Portsmouth. the Landovery
Blankeet
Ditto
Futime
Content
Antigua
Macclesweld
Stuport
Phila
St. Kitts
Vernon, Brown
Oporto
Toothan
Whittal
Newfoundland
Leghorn
Diamond
Goatly
Naples
Duke of Cumberland
Genoa
Nancy
Pepley
Sallee
Leghorn Oy
Anne
Cross
Carolina
Navaza
European Powers desire to keep Russian auxiliary corps
Advices from Petersburgh report that the two maritime powers seek to retain the Russian auxiliary corps in pay until a general peace. Beust? declares imperial delight at winter quarters in Bosnia and willingness to leave the corps to maritime powers if European tranquility fails at Aix-la-Chapelle. Reports note Siberian silver mines now clear, orders to Tobolsk to improve river navigation towards Archangel, aiming to move ore by sea and strengthen Russia’s power in Europe. A Russian minister in Constantinople quashes rumors of the Grand Signior’s death.
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Petersburgh
N.S
Earl of
Boshemia
Europe
Aix-la-Chapelle
Siberia
Tobolfi
North Sea
Archangel
Russia
Constantinople
Seraglio
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London Gazette
Foreign Affairs
Rome
Vienna
Count Choteck
Ceresac
The
Hoezue
Paris
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