European War Dispatches Mark Corsican and Dutch Fronts
Historical later August reports describe royal pleas for clemency denied, a respite granted to Oakor Blackwell as trial details remain sealed. From Bastia to Genoa and Bergen op Zoom, allied and French forces maneuver with siege advances, mines, sorties, and heavy casualties as August winds move toward a general congress and potential peace terms.
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Blackwell
Bastia
Mati
Terra-Vecchia
Corsica
Podewils
Ee Boufflers
Savona
Piedamatele
Republick
Novi
Gavi
Savone
Final
Spain
Lifton
Don’ Philip
Cossica
Parma
Plaecentia
Marthal Belleifle
Briancon
Maefricht
Bilfen
St. Tron
Tirlemond
Louvain
Tongres
Duke of Cumberland
M. Bathiani
Meuse
Bergen-op-Zoom
Hoogstraten
Amsterdam
Brest
Rotterdam
Zealand
Buurquin
Zoutaeland
Buorguin
London Gazette
Rydolt
Hamal
Saxe
Count d’Etrees
Jonk
Hacourt
Hallebelle
Houshold
Fexhe
Liege
Justice
Prince Clermont
Flushing
Bergen-op- Zoom
Oudenbosch
Swartzenberg
Frangipani
Nifpen
Compagnie Franche
Roosendahl
Baroniai
Qudenbosch
Baronial
Sundert
Provence
Smiffaert
England
Arriv
Coehorn
Baronias
Count de St. Germain
Antwerp
Paris
Belleisle
Nice
Ventimiglia
Genoa
Monaco
Exilles
Oulx
Hague
Fort Rover
Election of two parish clergy representatives chosen
Canterbury Aug 8 election of two reps to sit in the next convocation. Former members Rev Dr Rymer and Mr Lund were unanimously chosen. Bristol Aug 8 death of Nenemiah Champion, Quaker merchant. Gloucester offices condemn Thomas Budd for robbing Anne Murroe. prosecutors fined 201. Night Constable and others charged with highway robberies.
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Canterbury
Rymer
Lund
Bristol
Nenemiah Champion
Gloucester
Thomas Budd
Anne Murroe
Lawford
Criminal Zoo
Robert Hine
Samuel Baxter
Election of sixteen Scots Peers to the coming Parliament
In Edinburgh the election of sixteen Scots Peers to the next Parliament is recorded. The assembly opened with prayer and the king's proclamation. After oaths and signatures, 16 peers were chosen and lists named boroughs and freeholders for the ensuing Parliament. The act notes the administration of clerical offices and appointments, including Mr Gibbon replacing the late Mr Lens as a royal exchequer clerk.
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London
Holyrood-House
Edinburgh
Marquess of Lothian
John Murray
Wiliam. Kirkpatric
Duke of Gordon
Duke of Argyll
Duke of
Carnarvon
Thomas Wynne
Charles Gilmour
Craigmillar
Panmure
Kingdom of Ireland
Ross
Kenneth Mackenzie
Seafort
Lord Fortrose
Bernard Lens
Deceas
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Testerday Arriv
Holland
Stockholm
Dag
Marshal de Camp
M. Baroniai
Call’d Sundert
M. de Lowendaal
Dutch Flanders
M. de Montmorin
Monteith
Findlater
Rothes
Leven
Moron
Balcarras
Cassils
Kintore
Moray
Aberdeen
Galloway
March
Lauderdale
Stair
Earl of Home
Earl of Lauderdale
Marquess of Tweeddale
Earl of London
Earl of Findlater
Earl of Craufurd
Earl of Leven
Earl of Rothes
Earl of Aberdeen
Earl of Morion
Earl of Dunmore
Earl of Moray
Earl of Hyndford