International News Briefs From Cherion and Amsterdam
Letters from Cherion report two manors of corn belonging to the House of Challaguon destroyed by a raid on a Mediterranean cargo, with details on trade diplomacy. Amsterdam dispatches note royal orders to block Dutch merchants and discuss French wine terms and efforts to gain trade concessions amid ongoing disputes with the French government.
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Arfarn
Cherion
Challaguon
Veterbourgh
M. de Senur
Gus
Wynes
Qavscaux
Ruan
Grobbat
France
Ciey
Conan
Amsterdon Lasgive & Jadiga
C. van Vinare
Orient
Uae
Baie
Aletie
Eris
Evo
Corfu
Pacha
Scutari
Address for a general convention to unite the United States
A letter from Albany reports commissioners urged a general convention of deputies from all states to meet in Philadelphia on the second Monday in May to consider the Union’s needs and draft an act enabling federal governance. The aim is a robust federal union and relief from current difficulties. Norfolk notes a schooner Mary was stolen on the 6th, with cargo of ram, coffee, sugar, goods, and apparel.
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New-York
Annapolis
Tut
United States
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Mary
James Boyd
Petersbourg
Flaminton
Antrim
Ireland
Endics
Tars
Pene
Sperry
Mr. Mouflop
Tela
Se. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Liste Wakering
Pex
McMyp
Latta
Tortola
Prac
John Thomas
King’s Bench
Richmond
Thames
Cifwik
Inheritance and Charity Mark Sartine’s Fortunes
Excerpt from Paris reports M de Sartine the son recently inherited between 0 000 and 60 000 livres per year from his mother’s relation. He gave up nearly 18 000 to 20 000 livres annually to his father. Critics accuse him of wealth, while he uses his patrimony to pay debts from past administration. He is praised for a generous gesture toward his excellent father.
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Paris
M. de Sartine
the Genero
History and marvels from distant empires and Ireland
From Vienna to Dublin and beyond, reports detail the decline of Prince Kaunitz, a famed statesman, and the acquittal of Count O Reilly for murder. Warnings echo on wine schemes, maritime wrecks, storms, duels, and a buried mine’s surprising depths.
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de Poung
Vienna
Prince de Keunitz
Mi- Hitler
Frederick
Prince de Kaunitz
Kerond
Count O'Reilly
Andalusia
Seville
Saragoda
Auguélat
Arragon
Royal appointments and Danish minister's audience at Upsala
The London Gazette reports Sir Richard Jobb sworn as Physician in Ordinary at St James's Palace to succeed Sir Edward Wilbur. A note states no drawing room at St James's on January 4. In Stockholm the Danish Minister Mont de Juel, after a ceremony at Upsala, presented the Fatigans to the King of Sweden and received the Order of the Elephant in a public audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jobb
Orito
Edward Wilbur
St. James's
Stockhol
Mont. de Juel
Fatigan
Sweden
Upsala
Legiion
Fragmentary 1730 War of Election Notices and Names
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names, titles, and dates tied to a 1730 political and legal notices context. Entries include Lieutenants, attorneys, and officials, with scattered mentions of surrender dates and court figures. The text structure is garbled, providing little coherent narrative beyond named individuals and places.
UnclearText Chronicle Item From Old County Notice
Fragmented OCR reads like a county notice with names of places and people, scattered dates and locations. It mentions Lavernets and I Mil psy, with several unreadable surnames and titles. The readable bits suggest a legal or public notice with individuals and locales referenced in a historical county context.
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Ttaly
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London Gazette
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John Reney
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Robert Lica
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Lawrence Cox
Kot
Seat and Yard
Timber Mer
Hen
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Jim
Lami Abe Turnic
Farrer and Lacey
Vrcaded
Hith
Mary Siespard
Hod-Breet
Mivilelen
Vialiabr
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Fey Jane Acyat Tees
Tinldhedy
Ball
Witney Herne
Patervottersrow
Robert Denii Hoke
Todtottaty Bod Ord Apoory
Tarreuger Des Sp. Fa
Agyatel Ven
Siawi Gostery
Stupresane
Sarch Goldswory
Taunton
Somerset
Mercer
Tufuieader
Charles Lines
Norrhaneton
Dee
Gorka
Juan
Ware Aera
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Oleg
Jaws
Jona Tee
Coca
Jin Os
Letty
Chadsee Merchant
Fix
Gunthab
Januiv
Jomn Wilmon
Bornevould
Berottapers Stetisa Priacs
Rasch
Merrick Feonot
Rooke
Valon
Maliette
Gutpoity
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Winemer
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Biely Watt
Reas
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