Empress's Death Triggers Russian Succession Notes
Letters from Madrid Rouen and Vienna recount the Empress's death and Catherine’s jointure, with Duke of Courland named Regent and Brunswick Generalissimo. Observers consider European power shifts, Prussia Bavaria and Holstein claims, and Britain fears disruption of Tranquility while French diplomacy maneuvers for favorable terms. The mess includes robberies in Kilkenny and a Tory Darcy’s fate, with social notes from Caledon and Kilkenny.
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John
Russia
Anne
Anthony Ulrich
Brunswick
Duke of
Courland
Cronstadt
Asaph
Perecop
Oczakow
Choczim
Crimea
Dolghorucki
Wolinski
Katherine
Peter I
Holstein
Peter II
Peter
Mecklembourg
Dolghoruchi
Mittau
Moscow
Vienna
Iland
St. Margaret
Eugene
Paris
Prince de Lichtenstein
Cardinal de Fleury
Fontainbleau
Europe
France
Britain
Brest
Toulon
America
Netherlands
Italy
London
M. Amelot
Earl of Waldegrave
Dunkirk
Madrid
Spain
Roufbon
Bavaria
Ferdinand the
Albert
Tyroleze
Bohemia
Ocober
Countess of Orrery
Caledon
Keating
Callaghan
Robb’d. Darcy
Tory
Carlow
Serjeant Betterworth
Kilkenny
Darcy
Esg
Mills O'Bryan
Anniversary of Admiral Vernon Celebrations in Dublin
Dublin observed the Admiral Vernon's birthday with bells, fireworks, fires, and bonfires. Ships and city crowds displayed flags and fired guns from Purcell's Castle to the river, with bonfires and festivities throughout the day. The report notes extensive grain trade activity in Dantzick and general provisioning across Poland and nearby ports.
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Ireland
Dublin
Vernon
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Audean’s
Purcell’s Castle
Inns Quay
Essex
Don Blais
Porto Bello, &c
Dantzick
Poland
Edinburgh News in Scotland Reflects Grants and Riots
A warrant appoints James Calhoun as Post-Master-General for Scollard replacing Archibald Douglas. John Douglass of Carlowrie sells about 500 rolls of peas and beans to aid the city poor at cost, while Borthwick parishioners craft a scheme to sell oat and barley mead below market price to relief the needy. Riots at Dingwall result in warrants for Sir Robert Monro of Foulis and Capt. George Monro. The Lothian and Tweeddale Synod elects Gilbert Hutchison as moderator and upholds Carmenael’s call to Murleburgh. The Court of Session seeks grain-price relief. magistrates plan to buy grain for the market at the lowest possible rate.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
James Calhoun
Scollard
Archibald Douglas
John Douglass
Carlowrie
Borthwick
Lords of Justiciary
Robert Monro
Foulis
George Monro
Culcairn
Dingwall
Robert
Synod of
Lothian and Tweddale
Gilbert Eutchison
Innclellin
Dalkeith
Frederick Carmenael
Murleburgh
Duke of Buccleugh
Court of Session
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London Evening-Post
Holland
Petersbourg