International News Note on Egypt Persia and France
Fragmentary dispatches describe political instability in Egypt and Persia with factions and potential coups affecting regional power. Reports mention Shah Nadis in Persia, Kouli Kan, Kish, and a possible French invasion threat. Also cited are Danish-UK accords, Austro-British signals, and French campaigns in Flanders with privateers and military moves near Mons and Antibes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Shah Nadis
Persia
Shah J
Kouli-Kan
Viera
Two Siciliies
Hanover
France
Denmark
Paris
A-la-mainy
Ciror
Carce
Richelieu
Avithia
Death of Sir John Kennedy of Cullean Bart
Edinburgh reports the death of Sir John Kennedy of Cullean in the West Country. Two men of war are expected to cruise the Clyde for navigation safety. Since press commences for soldiers, officers have been diligent and reduced vagrancy in the city.
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Edinburgh
West Country
John. Kennedy
Cullean
Bart
Clyde
Siege and Fate of Mons and British Notices of the Day
A long historical note surveys Mons as capital of Hainault with sieges and changes of hands from 1691 to 1790, then shifts to a stream of late news: a wedding at Temple Church, the death of Sir William Gage, parliamentary seats and appointments, the King’s birthday observances, and local accidents and fires, listing several named figures and places such as St James's, Craven Street, and Pembroke.
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Mons
Hainault
Haifne
Treville
Spain
Charles II
Duke of Marlborough
Charles VI
Malplaquer
Founndine
Melton
Doncaster
Yorkshire
Windsor
Salisbury
Miss Bromley
William Bromley
University of Oxford
House of Commons
Anne
Nesterday
Craven-Street
William Gage
Firle
Sussex
George Li
Seaford
Fergee
Gage
Tewkt, Uy. Nefterthire
Gagey
John Gage
Holthold
Henry
Gangs
Scotland
Hans Holbein
Thompson
France
St James’s
Screery
Yesteriay
Sir James’s
St. George’s Day
Knights of the Garter
Susséx
Hampthird
Kent
Hungary
Joseph'Peachy
Barr
Midhurst
Déceas
Cornwallis
Lord Cornwallis
Tower
Trevor
St. Davida
Robert Mathews
Its
Robert Sedge_East
Gove‘loys
Plee-Serect
Chen
Chelsea
Faker
Foot
Guard
Morhing
Somierfer
Lord Harty
Powletty
Duke of Bolton
ThomasEleyd
Llandengolin
Llantheniolen
Carnarvon
Djogefé
Bangor
Houife
John Strachan
Jacob Laneks
Dorfer
Patt
Gravesend
Tilbury Fort
Smith
Wheeler
Greenwich
Hames
Westminster
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