Don Carlos Narrow Escape and East India Board Shakeup
Letters from Naples report Don Carlos narrowly escaped drowning when a calash swerved at a swollen rivulet on the road to Naples. The king rewarded the driver with 40 pistoles and a pension of 20 ducats monthly. London dispatches note changes at the East India Company with Lowther and council removed from Surat. Capt. Gilbert leaves for Bombay, and court fashion and nuptial plans for the Prince of Wales are described with the Princess of Saxe Gotha awaiting royal decision.
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London
Naples
Meath
Don Carlos
Bovino
East-India Company
Lowther
Surat
Guildhal
de la War
Holland
Gotha
Saxe-Gotha
Prince of Wales
Augusta of
Phenix
Howe
Placentia Canfo
Annapolis Royal
Wm. Phillips
Newton
Ely
Hereford
Walchants Stow
Essex
Robert Snow
William Howell
Bellfire House
Covent-Garden
Viscount Molesworth
Russell
David Gregory
King’s
Oxford
Christ Church
Tanner
Bishiop
St. Asaph
Deceas
House of Commons
England
Uncertain Motives Talked As Troops Ready In Warram
Reports from Warram on the court movements describe intercepted letters and a suspected plot. Troops are ordered to assemble at a city quarter at the first signal while new orders are awaited. Count Tarlo negotiates Polish Lords at Konigsberg with limited success. The Republick body remains unclear.
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Warram
Count Tarlo
Konigsberg
Republick
Vienna
Spain
Joseph Patinho
Don Joseph
France
England
Holland
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