Regency grants grain for General Browns Army in Provence
Florence and Hague dispatches report Great Britain allocating 60 000 sacks of grain and 20 000 of meal for subsistence of General Browns Army in Provence with the full quantity to be sent promptly. Rumors of a Madrid London Turin peace circle circulate while Paris letters signal a major ministry reshuffle and power struggles among Cardinal Tencin and Neailles. Marshal Saxe seeks to push Count d Argenton from War and Finance posts amid present crisis.
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Trade woes and naval neglect anger Antigua correspondent
London letter from Antigua laments continued neglect by men of war over trade protection. reports of prizes, ships sailing and admin appointments, plus local deaths, marriages, and incidents in London, Woolwich, and Portsmouth, with European war news from Turin to Genoa and Brussels.
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Death notices and appointments from Dublin and Kildare
Ed mund Lewis of Tullygory Ely dies at Broadfield Naas aged likely elder son and longtime county treasurer praised for credit. Richard Warburton of Donnecarny Dublin dies in King Street aged 23 representing Ballynakill in Parliament. estate passes to his nephew George Warburton Firmount. Letters Patent grant Rev Francis Corbet D D the Deanery of St Patrick’s Dublin with Treasurership of the Cathedral and Prebend of Delgenny.
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Whitby Coast Coal Ship Sinks Off Blakeney
The Whitby registered vessel George Postgate, commanded by Master George Postgate, laden with coal lead bottles and tallow from Newcastle to London, sprang a leak and sank at eight o'clock next morning in six fathoms of water off Blakeney Norfolk. The crew saved themselves in their boat.
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