News From The Camp At Dantzick And The Royal Court
Reports describe capitulation with the city, disarmament of guards, and a proposed new regiment. Primate and Polish grandees to Elbing or Petersbourg, King Stanislaus letters plea for aid, and amnesty offered with limits. Dispatches note Monti’s guard, Munich’s telegrams, and hopes of favorable terms from the Czarian court.
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Guards
Buchan
Elbing
Petersbourg
Marquess de Monti
Count de Munich
Stanislaus
Saxe Weiffenfels
Augustus
Dantzick
Munich
Hanover
London
d’Erffa
Vienna
William of Hesse Caffel
Rhine
Great Britain
Nordhausen
Paris
Patma
Marshal de Coigny
Count de Merci
Prince of
Guastalla
Reggio
Modena
Old Dresden
Death of the Earl of Grannard at Simmon’s Court Dublin
On Friday died the Right Hon. the Earl of Grannard at his seat Simmon s Court near Dublin in an advanced age. He is succeeded by his only son the Lord George Forbes lately Ambassador at the Court of Russia and now an Admiral in the British Fleet.
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Ireland
Dublin
Earl of Grannard
Simmons Court
George Forbes
Ruila
Seizure of Tea and Army Desertion Reports
Port notes from Folkstone and Dover describe a seizure of tea at the customs stores aided by Dragoons and Riding Officers. Deserters from Ostend speak of heavy losses and a fatigued French Army. Calais reports marching forces and contested surrenders at Philipsburg with ongoing shortages. An aged commander Leal Falyth Gane Bolder, who bore three flags for Norris Morris and Stuare, was buried locally this week.
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Port News
Folkstone
Dover
Ostend
Rhin
Calais
Ufusd
Philipsbourg
D. Leal
Falyth Gane Bolder
Norris
Morris
Stuare
London Briefs: Fines Paid and Titchfield Nuptials
Sir John Lade and Thomas Walker paid their fines for Sheriff this morning. The King and Queen plan two hunts in the New Park near Richmond. A Guildhall Common Pleas trial involved 1001 with Usury and Extortion defenses. jury ruled for the defendant. A marriage treaty links Robert Plummes of Hoddesdon with Miss Rawdon of Hoddesdon, fortune 20 000. Duke of Portland wed Lady Margaret Harley at Titchfield with town rejoicing and postnuptial bonfires.
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London
John Lade
Bart
Leatherfeller
Thomas Walker
New Park
Richmond
Court of Common Pleas
Guildhall
Robert Plummes
Hoddesdon
Hertfordshire
Ely
Duke of Portland
Margaret Harley
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London Evening-Post
Holland
France
Flanders
Stanislas
Poland
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