Oath Ceremony and Military Changes Reported in Gripholm
From the London Gazette details arrive of Major General Pechlingsill’s arrest at Gripholm. The Crown party, led by Sprengport, take oath with troops from Finland in the Northern market. Cannon salvos reply from ships as King Eckholmund returns. Ehrenswerd becomes Vet Marshal, replacing Ferfen. Stierheld succeeds as General of Infantry.
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Pechlings Sill
Gripholm
de Lafey
Peterbourg
Finland
Sprengport
Eckholmund
Ehrenswerd
Ferfen
Stierneld
Mehemet Bey Aboudaab’s dubious rule in Upper Egypt sparks revolt
A dispatch from Alexandria dated August 17 reports Mehemet Bey Aboudaab exiling or killing suspects, facing opposition from a faction he once backed. He sends troops, Cairo suffers food shortages, and unrest looms as Upper Egypt tensions rise. A voyage to Constantinople returns with orders elevating him to Caimacan, superseding Ismael Bey who had held that title.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Mehemet Bey Aboudaab
Upper
Mehemet
Cairo
Constantinople
Aboudaab
Caimacan
Ismael Bey
Chickhull Belad
Himael
Oxford installs Lord North as Chancellor in ceremonial act
In Downing Street the Vice-Chancellor Proc tors and university delegation installed Lord North as Chancellor with formal speeches and a dinner attended by prominent peers. The Oxford delegation included bishops and deans from Christ Church Magdalen Trinity and others.
Local notices mix with storms and marriages in distant towns
Fragmentary 18th century notices report a depredation in Wandsworth, a fatal quarrel in Cold Bath Fields, and multiple marriages in London. Also dated items from Dublin, Kerry, and the Northeast note shipwreck, French vessel distress, and heavy rains with flood damage to bridges and mills.
Search for Lost Filly and Pony at Plaistow Heath
On Saturday the 76th of Sept at Plaistow near Bromley in Kent a brown filly three years old fourteen and a half hands with star and blaze and a long full tail and a strong black pony thirteen hands with a star in his forehead are advertised as lost or absent. Two guineas reward offered to the finder. Executors of Samuel Butler late of Great Queen Street Lincoln's Inn Fields coach-maker request debts be paid to John Willey or Benjamin Bradbury, and all claims be delivered to the executors.
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Amsterdam
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Drury-lane
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Butler
Azhereas
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Thomas Dutton
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Staffordshire
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Derby
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Irigate
Holborn
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West
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London
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Earl of Halifax
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Eames
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Fjarte
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J. Burrows Fletcher and
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