Imperial Minister Rosemberg arrives at court from London
Lifton reports Rosemberg, imperial minister plenipotentiary, arrived from London on the 23d. He met with Mr Keene and the Marquess de Tabernage the next day. Count Rosemberg held a conference with Secretary of State Pereira and will soon have audiences with their Majesties. News notes dispatches carried to Cadiz by Castres the English consul. Chavigny continues to press for success on French aims.
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Embargo Lifted and Shipwreck Report From Dublin
Ireland dispatches report the beef and pork embargo ended, the Windham Packet's rescue near Ireland's Eye, and a sloop sinking off Heath Point with all aboard perishing. Smugglers tricked watchmen at Leixlip, a man died after forced drinking, while his partner survived. smugglers fled, sharing loot to save the rest of their cargo.
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Edinburgh Prisoner Release and London Shipment News
In Edinburgh on Nov 17 Miss Jenny Cameron was admitted to bail and allowed to leave the Castle for health. The Dutchess of Perth is expected to come out today. From Inverness word comes that last Wednesday Major Cunningham the Master of Lovat the Priest O Neal Lieutenant M Donald and Kinlochmoidart’s brother, among others, were shipped to London.
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Beginning of a four-a by an effective blow at the Montter
London reports a powerful figure plans a decisive strike against a long-standing Montter influence aided by two nurse factions. The Pierre Grand, a Spanish advice ship, was captured off Cape Finisterre by the Maidtone and sent to Plymouth. Three Foot Guards battalions and three Dragoon regiments, likely including the Duke of Cumberland's, are to Flanders with royal attendants. Also noted are MP elections for Cambridge and Rochester, appointments in Secretary of State, a Great Seal grant to Henry Flitcroft, and a new baronetcy for Pépsperel Ely. Benjamin Collyer, a seasoned India merchant and former Grimbsby MP, has died.
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