Foreign affairs report on decrees after king’s life trials
In Warsaw Aug 17 the commission indicted the reformers who attacked the king’s life. Debawild is condemned to be burnt and his allies drown. Kurma of Kosinthr handed to the king’s clemency. others to die. Lukawsky’s wife jailed, then sent abroad. Rumors of subsidies denied. Romanzow’s army encamped near the Danube. Paris Aug 27 reports Madrid preparing to oppose Moorish moves in Africa and Ceuta siege rumors.
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Dublin
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Dorsetshire
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Queen’s Country
Pontau-Trefin
Tournay
Nugent
Scawen
Mr. Fitzgerald
Cuarres Tuomas Fagan
Treaty items and proclamations amid colonial lands disputes
The report covers cession of lands to the Crown by the Cherokee and Creek, traders releasing debts, and settlements with Georgia authorities. It notes Governor Martin of North Carolina issuing proclamations on immediate royal payments and provincial duties, plus ship arrivals and arrivals at South Carolina ports with various vessels from Jamaica, Africa, and Europe.
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Dolphin
Palmer
Genoa
Wolfe
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Peterburgh
Barcelona
Magdalen
Hofier
Quebec
Pallas
Turner
Nive
Stagg
Gouverneur argues quit rents and tax authority dispute
Report notes fears of quit rents and claims the sherif had no authority to receive taxes. The Governor counters with ten foundations for the report. Two vessels from Rhode Island seized at Turk's Island by the farapeti tent der were carried to New Providence and condemned, one carrying 1% chests of tea and the other foreign rum.
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Convictions and deaths across two counties in September
In Carmarthen on September 3 William Thomas known as Blink was convicted of robbery after previously facing murder charges. John Thomas also convicted of robbing a house in Cohwil, where hosts once offered aid in distress. In Newcastle on September 4 Teasdale, a former butter-dealer from Durham, died attempting to ford the Tees at Stapleton near Darlington. A servant to Mr. Cowling of Richmond died near the same spot while attempting to ford the river on a Friday the 27th.
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Durham
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Darlington
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Richmond
Macquire
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Tyburn-lane
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Queen’s Light Dragoons
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Windsor
Yeserday
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Court of Chancery
Knightsbridge
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Southampton-row
Bloomsbury
Elizabeth Dod
Peirce Dod
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Clerkenwell
Aldermanbury
Silvester Roberts
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Rachael Jefferies
Parliament prorogued and global notices from London society
Parliament met at Westminster and was prorogued to Tuesday October 12. Royal and political dispatches report Polish affairs, Prussian mobilization, and merchant seizures in Hispaniola. Local crimes and marriages fill notices alongside duels, highway incidents, fires, and obituaries from London society.
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