Prohibition on Foreign Tutors and Neutrality News
In Peterburgh an ordonnance bars foreign preceptors not examined by Moscow or provincial universities, fines tutors, and bans unregistered tutors beyond empire frontiers. Reports from Hague note Bavaria’s neutrality pact with Prussia and a dubious memorial that could reshape Dutch-royal terms. Cambridge and Oxford districts recount wheat riots, mob looting grain stores, protests against market abuses, and a crackdown by magistrates to restore order.
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Prophetlike English Folx and Highborn Traders Clash Over Bread Prices
The letter-worne critique argues the poor deserve bread and affordable food though critics claim wealthier classes and coal owners shape prices. It rails at government-wide mismanagement, defends property rights, and urges higher-status readers to seek better correspondents while noting political figures and Norwich city honors.
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