Died in Madrid Don Joseph Athanasio Garcia Escalona
The report from Madrid notes the death of Don Joseph Athanasio Garcia Escalona aged 71, a high official in the General Inquisition and church administration, who passed away in Madrid on the 29th of last month. Additional items from Julys across Europe recount imperial arrivals, confederacy politics, and military movements in Courland, Warsaw, and Sudermania with various nobles and leaders.
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Madrid
Joseph Athanasio Garcia Escalona
General Inquisition
Salamanca
A. Mittau
Courland
Katia Arived
Riza
Warsaw
Count Potocky
Kiev
Nablesman
Czastonsky
Great Poland
Stockholm
Sudermania
Kagzivil
Dzurkih Walachia
Biannitrzky
Hungary
Walachia
News from Turks Island French raid alarms English
London reports from New York and Philadelphia about French ships raiding Turks Island, dispossessing English settlers, burning houses and carrying off inhabitants and ships. British actions include attacks by sailors at Turks Island and plans to fortify Cape Francois. other notes cover court arrivals, donations, and social events in London.
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London
Duke of Cumberland
New York
Bostton
Providente
William Earl
Monti Curisto
Turks Island
Capé Francois
Mount
St. Domingo
Pennsylvania Gazette
Philadelphia
Claxton
Cape Francois
Cape
Turks Land
Jamaica
Isand
New-York Gazette
New-York
Thomas James
North America
West Indies
Woolwich
Queen’s Palace
Prince Frederick
Osnabrugh
Earl of Pembroke
Warwickshire
Privy- Garden
St. James’s
Wilton
Laurence Dundas
Arlington-street
Yorkshire
Jerusalem
Westminster Abbey
Italy
Vienna
Liffon
Martiage
Mary Frances Beneditto
Portnath
Isaac
Oak
Exeter
Phillips
Facce
Greenland
Frederick Vincent
Oiterley
Hon. Easst-India Company
Sumatra
Tunbridge Weils
Kew
Edward Earl of Derby
Sidney- Sussex College
Cambridge
Berry
Lancaster
Chester
Winwick
Abram Gapper
Griel College
Oxford
John Lord Arundel
Letters to the Majority on Peace and Foreign Affairs
The writer rebukes the Majority and a ministerial faction for opposing a peace settlement. They accuse critics of inflaming faction, praise the peace as essential, and condemn concessions that harmed ships, fishing, and territories. They warn of Spanish and French moves, including Honduras actions, Dunkirk fortifications, and Tark's Island seizures, urging steadfast public support and action.
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East Indies
Iduc B &Ehe Court of Appeals
Dunkirk
Dlarving
Garciuld
Belleule
Crwardice
Jamaica
Jemmy Tauteber
Honduras
Turk
Iris Nordi
Iri
Newfoundland
Noreo
Tris
Asta
Destila
Titus
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Royal Regiment of Artillery
Trerice
Cornwall
Pitminster
Somerset
Bath and Wells
Pockington
Tate
Coote
Rowland
Deceas
Ma Fh
Maxwell
Preston
Thomas Wettern
Efa
James Gambier
Haid Suani
Barnet
Consfborough
Doncaster
Rottersmas Corxshire
Artiuer Portinlars
Samuel
Moult
Bucaley
Lonedon
County of
Worcester
Ann Wels
Pew
Ksbury
Cheltenham
Gloucester
Upton Upon Severn
Mfr
Warhidge
Birchin-Lane
Corsnail
Dondon
James French
Tewribury
Gloscestershire
the India Company
Price
Nasge of Commons
J. Alamon
Cpp
Burntington-Zeuk
Piccauilly
Gfheer
Thi Pott
Brie
Manni
Hinfett
Sheth Edis
Price Ss
James Thow
Ste Margaret's Fe Tusary
Milton
Gravelen
Keele
Ed Dilly
J- Rivington
St. Paul’s
Richard On
Fleet
Royal Exchanges
Lefyer
Merres
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