Inaugural Di ma of Charles the Sixth discussed
The dispatch outlines Hungarian pretensions including loyalty oaths by German troops and annexation of Transylvania and Galicia. It notes the Hungarian Deputies, doubts over the King’s acceptance, and mentions Archduke Ferdinand’s sovereignty claim over Tuscany with a betrothal ceremony planned for Naples and Sicily. Warsaw and Stockholm reports follow with military movements and executions. Madrid and Bologna items describe governance, marriages, and arrivals of dignitaries amid ongoing wars.
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Thursda
Holland
Charles
Hungary
Transylvania
Galiicia
Luxembourg
Leopold
Francis
Tuscany
Ferdinand
the Two Sicilies
Aé&T
Archduke Ferdinand
Grand Duchy of Tuscany
Archduke Francis
Naples and
Sicily
Maria Clementina
Warsaw
Wallachia
Constantinople
Memel
Stockholm
de Hatterko
Subalterns
Oldiare
Congress Adjourns As Philadelphia Session Looms
New York August 12 Congress rose today to meet in Philadelphia on the first Monday of December for public business. The session closed with many bills passed and one measure addressing public concerns completing the year’s legislative work.
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New-York
Congress
Philadelphia
Lecembar
Public debt relief plan and new borrowing authority
Provision to reduce the public debt by appropriating one million dollars from last year’s revenue to purchase public debt on the market. President authorized to borrow two million dollars for the same purpose, under joint direction of key national leaders, with funding of old Continental money cited as justice and national unity.
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Petie
United States
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
de. Ramsay
Seaman's Narrow Escape At Leith And Harbourside Accidents
Edinburgh reports a remarkable rescue as a seaman clung to a ship’s rudder and escaped drowning when a boat was crushed beside the pier. Additional notes describe a bridge arch collapse at Leith, widespread flooding along the Clyde from Kilsyth to Kirkintulloch, and the Mary M Ewan becoming the first vessel to traverse the Canal from sea to sea since opening.
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Edinburgh
Leith
Ald Bridge
Tjelth
Glasgow
Clyde
Bridgegate
Gorbals
Kilsyth
Kirkintulloch
Campsie
Cadder
Renfréw
Agnes
Port Glasgow
St.Leith
King at St James's Levee and Naval Promotions
London reports the King arrived from Windsor at noon in a raven-grey frock, attended the Levee, and conducted business with ministers later. Barrington prepared to command the grand fleet at Spithead in the absence of Earl Howe, while Admiral Milbank and other naval officers were presented. The Spanish Ambassador did not attend. royal birthday celebrations marked the Princess Royal’s twenty third year.
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St. James's
Windsor
Baron de Golf
Baron de Waecister
Ireland
Lord Cloncurry
Earl of Chatham
Admiralty
Robert Boyd
St. James’s
Robert
Gogginor
Gibraltar
Barrington
Spithead
Earl Howe
Levee
Otclagk
Royal duties and colonial notes from early 1800s era
Fragment from a periodical item covers royal titles across succession lines, Jamaica’s cinnamon tree introductions by Lord Rodney, U.S. congressional seat relocation debates, navy manpower measures, and local marriages and deaths. It notes four dormant dukedoms, Cinnamon tree propagation from two parent plants, and a proposed move of Congress to Philadelphia then Patowmack, plus naval seaman quotas and a 3 a bounty for Irish marines. It lists marriages of Luftman Atterbury and Fresilian, and deaths including Mrs Mary Thomson and Sir John Moore.
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Jamaica
Lord Rodney
Ceylon
Botanic Garden
St. Thomas
Hinton East
Blue Mountains
Omaha
New York
Congress
Philadelphia
Potowmack
Patowmack
Virsis
Lord Fitzgibbon
Nerot
Royal Navy
Board‘of Admiralty
Ire-lana
Benjarain
Gibraltar
Charles Nix
Luftman Atterbury
Teddington
Ancell
Downing
St. George's
Hanover
Fresilian
Lovelane Academy
Wandsworth
Waterman
Mansfeld
Nottinghamshire
Mary Thomson
William Craig
Edinburgh
Bury
Suffolk
John Moore
Thomas Moore
Southwell
Philip Sherrard
Regiment of Foot
Earl of
State Lottery Office Corwaril London Promotes Tickets
A damaged 18th century notice from the State Lottery Stamp Office in Banx street Corwaril London advertises two prizes of 20,000 each in recent state lotteries Nos 23,481 221 and others. It warns that un stamped tickets or shares, damped with the State Lottery Stamp Office mark, are spurious and urges orders for English Lottery shares beginning February 6 1761 with price lists and country correspondents.
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Banx-street
Corwaril
London
Bank of England
Mechoeron
Egins
Sear
Pott
Conch Hess
Dse
Choe
State Lottery Stamp-Office
Grand Stone Mansion For Sale With Scenic Coastal Views
Property listing in Cornwall advertises a large stone built mansion once occupied by J M Chadicke now by the Earl of Dougall for the remainder of a term ending Lady Day 1795. It features dining room two parlors drawing room eight bedrooms with dressing rooms servant rooms kitchen stables shrubberies a hot house kitchen garden and a dog kennel. Viewing by appointment through Thomas Clutter Buck attorney at Lenay Efuroy in the Tad County. Public notice also includes a medicinal prospectus for a Black's Military Pills with claims of cures for scrofula king's evil ulcers and other disorders and references cures with gratis testimonials and retail bottles at Golding's Covent Garden warehouse.
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Cornwall
Maration
Earl
Dnoegall
St. Michael's Mount
Mount’s Bay
Pengance
Thomas
Clutter, Buck
Lenay
Golding
America
India
Isles
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Thorn
Bulgakov
Poland
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Gallicia
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Hohensee Ingelingen
Madrid
Branciforte
Canary Sqands
Raffadali
Mademoiselle Godoy
Cadiz
Guyara
Malaga
Montevideo
Bologna
Maria Beatrice of Este
Turin
Cardinal Gioanne
Rayal
Windtr
Loddes
Duke of Cumberland
Pantaker
Cambridge
James II
Duke of
York
George I
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Brunswick
Kendal
Cumberland
Prince of
Denmark
Anne
William
White Hart
Spain
Halwon 'Helek Gate
Spitsby
Mir
Joshua Waldiby
Duke of Leeds
Greene
Garq
Brackenbury
Laws Ai Spity
Joba Eee
Arts Chambery
Symond
Chatscery Lane
Forte
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Giles
Westonmoyeand
Somerset
Stafford
Godalming
Bramsley
Thorncomab- Street
Dunsfold
New-Inn
Surrey
Carey Bayly
New
White- Lion- Inn
Stratford-upon Aven
Warwick
Billesley
Ald
Stratford-u
Alcester
Henley-in
Theriof
Wilmcott
Stratford
Daniel Stevens
Great Alse
Altéster
John Scudamore J
Uylenhall
Richard Lacy
Billesley Manor
White-Liony Stratford
Angel
Warwick-Anns
Republiatte
M. Frantistus Carolus” Alter
University of Vienna
M. Petr Fab. Auriviliius
University of
Upral
Swedem
Roma
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