Mysterious Stranger Arrives with Rebels at Corsica
Report from Aleria details a foreign noble imposed on Corsican rebels with army, cannon, muskets, and wealth. He lands with a large entourage, appoints officers, knights locals, and plans to fortify the palace. The piece records royal arrivals in London as news flows from Gotha to Greenwich and the Prince of Wales and Duke of Cumberland meet the Princess of Saxe Gotha, amid a crowded Greenwich.
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Tunis
Aleria
Corsica
Cervione
Campo-Loro
Theodore
John-James de Rustino
Simon Fabiani
Lucian de Orezza
Xaviere Matra
Nam’d Hyacinth Paoli
Plato
Cafincha
San Pellegrino
Saxe-Gotha
Delawar
Gotha
Caffel
Paderborn
Munster
Hague
Prince and Princess of Orange
Houshold
Helyoetfluys
Gravesend
Lord Delawar
Greenwich
St. James’s
Lord Hervey
Robert Montagu
Mr. Poyntz
Royal Highness
the Prince of Wales
Whitehall
St. James
Lambeth
Thames
St. Genet Park
St. James’s House
Prince of Wales
Handel
London
Woull
Mrs. Leighton
Major Leighton
Edward Leighton
Loton
Shopshire
Princess of Wales
Payne
Sir George Hampton
Fubbs Yatcht
Collier
Lord North
Guilford
Distin&ion
Swinn
Riddle
William and Mary
Charlotte
Fubbs
Augusta
Nottingham
Bath
Richard Hooper
Herefordshire
John Hooper
Cornhill- Ward
Alton
Hampshire
John Butler
Southampton
Taft
Thomas Harrison
Wicomb
Kent
Goswellftreet
Rose
Afire Boulton
Richard Boulton
East-India Company
Lord Delawar to Be Raised to Viscount and Earl
London reports that Lord Delawar is to be advanced in rank to the dignity of a viscount and an earl. The move, if confirmed, would elevate his status in the peerage and influence at court.
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Delawar
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