Exiratt of A Private Letter From Constantinople April 25
Exiratt describes Turkish troop rumors and naval affairs. The writer notes that intelligence comes via gazettes and ministerial channels and argues the reports may be groundless. Shipping, revolts, and troop movements across Europe are touched upon with cautious assessment.
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Constantinople
Earls and bishops arrive in Dublin as ships from Holyhead land
Dublin events note the Earl of Granard arriving by Packet Boat from Holyhead and the Lord Bishop of Clogher with his Lady on the same day. Halfpence casks are aboard for the kingdom and a return voyage is planned to fetch the Earl of Kildare and his Lady. Also recorded are a new Guild clerk appointment and a marriage between Rev Wynne and Miss Coddington of Arhinchey Meath.
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Council of State
Prince Waldeck
Count Bathiani
Duke of Cumberland
Turin
Sardinia
Villette
Great Britain
Vienna
Savona
Hague
Fune
Genoa
Duke of Boufflets
The
London
Ireland
Dublin
Earl of Granard
Holyhead
England
Clogher
Earl of Kildare
Parkgate
St. John Bowden
Guild of Merchants
Alfred Howard
Deceas
D.ee
Mr. Wynne
London Placemen Excluded From Seats In New Parliament
In London a new Parliament will bar seven Revenue Commissioners in Ireland, seven Virtualline Office Commissioners, the Clerk of the Pells, and related deputies and clerks from seats. The measure targets Treasury, Exchequer, Pells, Admiralty, and state secretaries, with few exceptions, as part of a broader push for reform before the next election. The move signals displeasure with prior ministers and argues for a general anti-placeman law to govern electoral votes.
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L——dor
Ireland
Admiralty
Minorca
Gibralar
House of Commons
War debate hints at cautious stance and troop plans
In cautious terms the letter urges delaying open war against France until a strong national will and funding are secured. It notes En1co’s possible schemes, a veteran coachman’s bid for the Box, and several political and naval movements including ships under Sir Peter Warren sailing from St Helen’s and English transports entering Lisbon with Mont de la Jonquiere’s fleet.
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Robert Davies
Lanerch
Denbighshire
Elg
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Nicholas Bayly
Gans
Gans St
Butter
Lafe
Downs
Lisbon
Oporto
Tilbury
N.S
Mont. de la Jonquiere
Porto Bello
Sharpe
Ipswich
Rotterdam
Earl of Ashburnham
Earl Cowper
Scoland
United Kingdom
Lord Parker
Earl of Macclesfield
Stafford
Harrison
St. John’s College, Cambridge
Ryatt
Thomas Luck
Ely
Kennett Hall
Newmarket
Cambridgeshire
Thomas Bray
Hackney
Elizabeth Sadleir
John Sadleir
Middleton
Petersham
Wilkins
Stephen Duck
Cambridge
Cowlinge
Suffolk
Francis. Dickins
Gemleman
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Gascoyne
Little Britain
Old Palace
Samuel Newman
Northampton
Goldwin
Park
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Newman
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Davids
Castle-Yard
Holborn
Wilson
Worcester
Lincoln
Newark
Trent
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John Stephen Whitaker
Thomas‘Paulin
St. Giles’s
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Prince of Furstenberg
Olmutz
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