Turbulent European News From Marseil, Cadiz and Copenhagen
The latest dispatches report political upheaval in the Ottoman court with the Reis-Effendi deposed and amid Persian and Russian tensions. European capitals recount fleet embargos at Cadiz, Austrian military movements in Silesia, Dutch and Danish naval claims, and preparations of Saxon and Bavarian forces.
Ireland Parliament Pro rogued to August next
Dublin April 7. Our Parliament pro rogued to Thursday the 6th instant is further pro rogued to Tuesday the 25th of August next. Last Thursday died Wm Wilson MP for Limerick. Edmund Perry and Richard Maunfel declared candidates for the said City. The Rev Mr Jebb, Treasurer of Christ Church, is presented by the Crown to the Rectory of Killebban, held in commendam with the Bishoprick of Eline.
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Ireland
Dublin
Wm. Wilson
Limerick
Edmund Perry
Richard Maunfel
Jebb
Christ-Church
Killebban
Synge
Elphin
eInese
Execution fixed for Captain Godddere at Taunton
Bristol april 9 The Day of Execution is fixed for Wednesday at Taunton. At the Somersetshire assizes eight men received death sentences. One man poisoned himself after conviction to avoid punishment, his wife said, the court should not have this end. A murderer who claimed his legs would rot if guilty died by misfortune as his legs were torn from his body. He is to be hanged in chains.
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Reis-Effendi
Belgrade
Russia
ReisEffendi
Uumost
d’Uhlefeldt
Porte
Persia
Reis- Effendi
Raghil-Effendi
Mecrouphi
Drogueman
Arriv
Scutari
Pardo
Infante de Philip
Ialy
Lichtenworde
Engelsberg
Silesia
Olmnitz
Sternberg
Braunfeiffer
Ditterfderff
Freudenthal
Einfidel
Netfs
Hague
Council of
Hirzel
Grisons
Copenhagen
Crown of Denmark
Greerland
Hland
Ferroe
Finmarck
Nordland
Lacy
Livonia
Wybourg
Marquess de la Chetardie
Paris
London
Courland
Lisbon
Tyrawley
Sta
England
Portugal
Ratisbon
Bohemia
Bavaria
Elettor
Gotogei
Turin
Sardini
D¢ Gacy
Marthal
Country News
Bristol
Godddere
Somersetshire
Taunton
Parliament to prorogue and elections in May
News from Coventry reports the corporation backing candidates who vow to enforce anti bribery laws as writs are issued for new elections to occur in May. Philadelphia dispatches note Capt Piercy dies aboard the Samuel. Cranbrook burial of John Cooke of Swifts. Reports claim Newgate wards to be fumigated with vinegar before sessions. Wales suffers cattle losses from famine and widespread distress. Admiralty sends warrants for victualling slips and two 40 gun ships sail down the river Pepys.
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Coventry
England
Philadelphia
Piercy
Samuel
Cranbrook
Kent
Joh Cooke
Swifts
Keats
Newgate
Pembrokethire
Wales
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