Translation of the Emperor's plea for peace in Europe
A London Gazette fragment reports the Emperor’s declaration to the French, Swedish, and Imperial ministers urging a halt to the long war, offering to surrender conquests by Russia and calling for restoration of peace and order across Europe. News from St Petersburg, Brunswic, and other ports follows, including court promotions, troop movements, and notable deaths.
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Europe
Rusia
St. Petersbourg
Prince George of
Holstein
Villebois
Marshal Schuwallow
Verner
Count Horet
Breslau
Count Duben
Sweden
Magdeburgh
Prince
Prussia
Count Berck
Hence
Russia
Kingdom of
Marshal Daun
Laudoln
Brunswick
Landgave
Heffe-Casfel
Ferdinand of
Suesday
Helland
Peterbourgh
Hamburgh
Petersburgh
Courland
Charles of
Saxony
Mittau
Ratisbon
Rufsia
Hague
Copenhagen
Count de Lynar
Denmark
Dunkirk
Nomandy
Paris
Silesia
St. Germain’s
Leyden
Corsica
Brunelle
Battia
Flying Machine Passenger Coach From London to Salisbury
On Monday April 5 the Flying Machine departs from the Angel Inn near St Clement’s in the Strand, London, carrying four passengers on steel springs. It travels to Salisbury the same evening and returns the next morning, continuing trips every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from London and returning Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Fare 23s, plus baggage, with 14 lb baggage allowance, extra charges for excess weight. Passengers and children in lap pay half fare. Route via Popham Lane Sutton and Stockbridge. Masters not liable for valuables unless specially booked and paid.
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Angel Inn
St Clement's Church
Strand
London
Salisbury
TaowMtas Massay
Anthony CoaAch
Oucide
Popham Lane
Sutton and Stockbridge
N. B
Monroy
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London Gazette
Duke of
Admiralty
His Majesty
Legere
Esperance
St. Malo’s
Plymouth
Ireland
Bayonne
Rettelle
Martinico
Bellona
Dennis
Duto
Isle of
Bass
Mr. Thompson
Joseph Clackton
William Newton
Thomas West
Barnaby Dunnan
Morlaix
Marquis of Granby
Smith
North Carolina
Brest
John Richards
Newcastle
Bertus
Slalestone
Tithegstone
County of
Glamorgan
Llandaff
Hanover
Zaftrow
Wolfenbuttel
Marklang
James Tunttall
Leicestershire
George Cobb
John Blagrave
Southcot
Reading
Guisbrough
Yorkhire
Mr. Hyde
Robert Lawrence
Jane Edderton
Yorkshire
Reo
David Salomons
Guildhall
John Tirley
Warrington
Lancashire
Liverpoole
George Inn
David Taylor
Bridgfort
Esppeataire
Linnen-draper
Guildall
John le Tourey
St. Marylebon
Middlesex
Silvanus Perrot
Hemel
General Post-Office
Maxtinico
West-India Mail
H. Ports
Brentford
Riberts’s
Red Lion
Hounslow
Saidey
J. Berrow
Basingstone-Hill
Windlisham
Surry
Hounslow-Heath
King’s Head Inn
Egham
Fobua Ward
Whitehall
Jace
Ralph Ward
Thomas Ward
Samuel Bankart
Leicester
William
Eleanor Knight
William Fenwick
Bywell
Ely
Bailey
Durham
Knight
Golden — Anchor
St. Martin’s Lane
Leicester Fields
St. N.B
Wwilliam Cole
Warwick Lane
Newgate Street
Lort Knight
Ipswich
Thomas W Woodward
Sproughson
Tetbury
Gloucestershire
Butler
Bilstone
Glassborough
Pilstene
Stafford
N.B
Lincoln
Lincoln’s, the King’s Head Tavern, In Holbourn
West- Cotton
Wilhampstead
Bedford
Houte
West Catron
Kendall
Great Horwood
Buckingham
New College
Oxford
Coppice Wood
Whaddon Chace
Civers
Hind
John Harris
Wyld
Chancery-Lane
Holbourn
Tristram
Hitchin
Hertford
Yeates
Winslow
Bucks
Mr. Hurst
Redfer
Land of
Bliss
Orator
WW. Nicoll
St. Paul’s Church Yard
W. Teffeymen
York