News from Europe report on Vienna Paris and Namur updates
Dispatches describe Austrian victories in Italy and pressure on Vienna while European courts maneuver for peace. Reports detail French Spanish and Sardinian forces around Placentia Lodi and Milan, with bombardment, garrison moves and troop concentrations. News from Berlin Paris and The Hague covers royal successions illness and diplomacy, plus Allied moves toward Namur and Charleroi.
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Rev Daniel Rainey Dies in Town After 24 Years at Amsterdam Church
Ireland report notes the Rev Mr Daniel Rainey of this town died Saturday. He served as pastor of the Scotch Church in Amsterdam for 24 years, left Amsterdam six years ago and spent his remaining days among relatives. Dublin July 12: Thomas Tisdall, Esq., is appointed.
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Highland Prohibition and Highland Dress Ban in Scotland
Edinburgh reports the Highlands armed forbiddance under a pending bill with licenses for arms. A ban on Highland dress for non-officers is detailed, with penalties. Dumbarton shire disarmed lands border Loch Lomond, and authorities threaten burning homes harboring arms. News notes fleet movements toward Flanders and privateer activity near Greenock with rebel officer sightings.
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Prosperity and Reform in Ireland and England News
London commentary argues that reform and education laid foundations for future peace in Ireland and predicts a similar approach for the Highland Scots. Richard Lestock sails for Portsmouth to raise the Royal George flag while General St Clair delays due to gravel. A sword from the Tower is altered with new inscriptions praising both kingdoms. Sir William Stanhope buys the Twickenham house and gardens. Britton is elected MP for Bossiney replacing the late Richard Liddel.
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