Dispatches from Europe and Court Notes May Reports
Yesterday arrived mails from France and Holland with reports on Turkish motions. Count Malachowsky writes of clerical and noble disputes in Poland with threats to royal authority. Empress-Queen appoints commissioners to curb book importation and promote morals. The East Friesland affair dominates Vienna to Berlin updates. Dublin notes promotions and court intrigues in Paris and Ireland with Pompadour’s fade.
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Warsaw
Count Malachowsky
Mazovia
Moscow
Vienna
Ratisbor
Dyet
East-Friesland
M. Pullman
Brandenburgh
Berlin
Silesia
Ratisbon
East- Friesland
Honover
London
East Friesland
Aulick Council
Empire
House of
Brunswick Lunenbourg
Freth Oders
Aulick
Lisbon
England
Besancon
Rochejeau
Paris
Grand Chamber
Parliament
Pontoize
Grand Council
Cardinal de Soubise
Strasbourg
Cardinal de la Rochiefoucaule
Irelan
Dublin
Richard St. George Conyers
George
Dragoons
Madame Pompadour
Murphy
Edinburgh Death and Trials Mix with London News
Edinburgh report notes the death of Sir John Stewart of Allanbank aged 67. Trials feature a German defendant in a King’s misprision case, a Stirling arrest linked to Robert Roy, and a tumult at Aberdeen Castle Hill with a preaching incident. Bristol town affairs recount a new town clerk and colliers riot aftermath, plus Scots Greys arrival. Epsom races item details horse heats and outcomes, while a British Fishery Court session approves privleges and future sailings.
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Edinburgh
Sir John Stewart
Allanbank
Francis Morris
Prince George
Duke of Cumberland
Orkneys
Stirling
Robert Roy
MacGregor
James
Innermaid
Aberdeen
Castlehill
Epsom
Mr. Rogers
Garland
Sterling
Aig
Trus Bixe
Archer
Traveller
Newmarket
Free British Fishery
Royal Exchange
Alderman Janssen
Southampton
Robert
Fogo
John Gordon
Barnes
Thomas Lidde
Southwell
John Spence
Chichester
Southwold
Nicholls
Westminster School
St. Peter Westminster
Scaven Kenrick
Riots in the City Lead to Casualties and Arrests
The City Guard faced armed rioters who breached Bridewell Gate after drawing up the drawbridge. Four were killed on the spot and about thirty captured. many wounded and sent to Guild-Hall for treatment. Thirty remain in Newgate after examination. Several guards were seriously wounded and searches continue for missing assailants linked to Kinswood.
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Bridewell
Newgate
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France
Holland
Liananvamante
Country News
Bristol
Abraham Elton
William Cann
Deceas
Lawford’s
Scots Greys
Lon Duo
Beclefiattick