Movements of the Turks on Frontiers and Arabonia News
Despatches report Ottoman forces gathering in Walachia, with spring mobilization expected. Envoy from Tartary speaks of friendship to the Republic, while Cos sacks plunder frontiers. Portugal negotiations move toward Breda, with Macanas empowered. Piedmontese success near Sofpello. Genoa unrest and Marquis Bellisle preparations noted. Don Philip arrives at Marseilles as war updates continue from Paris to Aix and Nice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walachia
Tartary
Republick
Constantinople
Madrid
Portugueze
Breda
M. de Macanas
Paris
Versailles
Turin
Acqui
Sofpello
Cienca
Raggi
Nice
Brown
Antibes
Genoa
Low Countries
Savoy
Placentine
Aix
Marshal Belleisle
Argens
Canet
Castellane
Appointment to Office in Dublin Ireland
The Right Hon. the Lord Viscount Molesworth has pleased to appoint Thomas Coote to a position in Dublin Ireland with authority and duties to be specified in due course. The announcement indicates a formal grant of office by the Irish peer and signals a forthcoming detailed appointment notice.
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Ireland
Dublin
Viscount Molesworth
Thomas Coote
Antiquaries Society Elects Hertford President and Officers
In London the Antiquaries Society elected the Right Hon. Al gerneon Earl of Hertford as President with Charles Compton as Treasurer and Joseph Ames as Secretary. John Ward becomes Professor of Rhetorick at Gresham College replacing Thomas Birch. A papist Justice of Peace faces scrutiny for political prudence. The Blandford Privateer captured a Spanish ship near Port Passage bound for Campeachy. Draughts for the Fir Regiment of Foot-Guards were made, many volunteers wear green cockades. Sixty ships were enlisted to transport troops to Flanders. a field marshal appointment is anticipated before the Duke of Cumberland proceeds. Trevor, former minister to the States General, arrived in London and was greeted by the King. Siddal becomes a page of the presence. Governors elections for the African Company renew the King's office as Governor. Sir Atwel Lake re-elected Sub-Governor. Sir Daniel Lambert resigns deputy-president of the London Workhouse.
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London
Brown
Antiquaries Society
Algerneon Earl of Hertford
Charles Compton
Joseph Ames
F.R.S
John Ward
Gresham College
Thomas Birch
M. A
F. R.S
Headborough
Blandford
Stonehouse
Bristol
Milford
St. Philip
Port Passage
Campeachy
Fir Regiment of Foot-Guards
St. James's Park
Flanders
Duke of Cumberland
Duke Street
Westminster
Trevor
Siddal
John Humephrys
Deceas
Fenchurch Street
Atwel Lake
Bart
Charles Hayes
Daniel Lambert
London Workhouse
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Arriv
Holland
Warsaw
Paget
Provence
Marquess de Mirepoix
M. de Chevert
Brett
Duke de Penthievre
Bretagne
Brest
Spain
Italy
Don Philip
Count Saxe
Prince of Conti
Moselle
Puget
Siagne
Count de Sade
Savona
Marseilles
Marquess de Botta
Bochetta
Milanese
Senate
Switferland
Sardinia
Frejus
O Donnel
Avignon
John Favier
Maglare
Meath
Maurice Tyrrel
Duke Tyrrel
Keenan
St. Bridget’s Church
Cavan-Street
College of Dublin
Hoadly
Barry
St. Bridget’s
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