Genoa Receives Imperial Demand Pressing Genouins Payment
The Genoa deputies face a strict imperial rescript detailing three points on the third million in Genouins, a 600000 florins discharge, and readiness money for winter quarters. A month is set for compliance with strong threats of immediate action by the Empress-Queen and Botta.
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Republick of
Genoa
Spinola
Vienna
Republick
Republick In Hay, Straw, Wood, &c
Milan
Marquess de Botta
St. Peter d’Arena
Death of Sir George Maxwell of Orchardtoun Bart in Galloway
Edinburgh report notes the death on Monday at Orchardtoun of Sir George Maxwell Bart. universally beloved by acquaintances and deeply lamented by his family and relations who call the loss irreparable.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Galloway
George Maxwell
Orchardtoun
Shipwreck Crew Rescued Off Blyth Rocks At Sea
Last Saturday reports Blyth Rocks danger and the shipre Reservation of Sunderland with Master and crew saved by boats sent from Blyth to assist.
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Country News
Newcastle
Fan
Stav
Blyth
Rezer-Wation
Sunderland
Secret History of Italian Orators and British Prophecies
A reader presses for recaps of Bronze and Bronze with mentions of Killigrew and Genoa, asking for prophecies and political maxims. The piece warns that pride and impetuosity corrupt governance, urging virtuous leadership, reform, and a future influenced by William and a hopeful revolution, with a long, prosperous reign ahead.
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Killigrew
Genoa
Cape Breton
Quebec
Cornwall
Corrnish
Amazon
Phaeton
William
Hiam
Killigrew’s Maxims on Fools and Power in Old Writings
A fragmentary excerpt from Killigrew praising caution about fools in high office. It laments fools’ grip on statesmanship, notes how orators win favor by pandering, and argues wit and eloquence corrupt judgment when joined with folly. The piece warns that corruption, vanity, and poor planning follow such unions.
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Athens
Rome
Royal Christmas rites and naval preparations amid political note
London reports Twelfth Day ceremonies at the Chapel Royal with the King presenting gifts in emulation of the Magi and a fast observed for a solemn day. Plans to fit fifteen ships for sea at Spithead, plus ongoing discussion of the Court Martial's aftermath and European tensions. Francis Austen of Sevenoakes wed Miss Mottley. Rowland Rogers, former South Sea Company treasurer, dies.
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Chapel-Royal
Hazard
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duke
Amelia
Chapel Royal
Shuckford
Caroline
States General
Spithead
Mediterranean
Europe
Lord Burleigh
Sir William Temple
Chesterfield
Francis Austen
Sevenoakes
Kent
Esy
Miss Mottley
Thomas Mottley
Beckingham
Rowland Rogers
The
South Sea Company
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Count de Choteck
Berlin
France
Silesia
London
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