Mail from Holland reports European diplomacy and naval moves
The lettered dispatches describe a Treaty of Commerce with Venice to be signed, hints of mediation between Britain and Spain via Portugal, and strategic naval placements by Admiral Haddock and Pizarro. It notes Corn shortages in Andalusia, cargoes from the Americas, and ongoing court intrigues in Petersbourg and Vienna. Reports from Madrid, Cadiz, Leghorn, Brussels, Amsterdam, and Francfort cover politics, warfare, promotions, and potential peace terms amid European tensions.
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Dona Maria Theresa
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Andalusia
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Levant
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Choczim
Kiev
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Marquess de Mirepoix
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the Hague
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Groningen
Death of Sir John Lawson Bart and Estate Bequest
Last Friday died here Sir John Lawson, Bart, of Brough near Richmond. He married the late Sir John Shelley’s eldest daughter. His eldest son, now Sir Henry Lawson, Bart, succeeds and will be interred at Caterick. He left 201 to the parish minister for the poor. Also died last week James Ibbotson, Leeds, Esq, a Justice of the Peace, who left most of his estate to his younger son.
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York
John Lawson
Brough
Richmond
John
Mary
John Shelley
Michelgrove
Sussex
Henry Lawson
Caterick
Right Hon Waldegrave demands a clear French answer
London reports instructions sent to Earl Waldegrave to obtain a categorical France response. Nottingham notes a live move by freeholders and boroughs to push for a bill limiting placemen in Parliament to curb corrupt influence and aid English manufacturers and trade. William Mitchell stands for Hemingford in place of Duke of Manchester’s seat against Charles Clarke. Richard Lansdowre marries Miss Topp of Somersetshire with a fortune of 800. When the post left Bata, Baron Thomson was near death. Henley races featured Mr. Jones’s grey mare Lynot winning the Plate after a stumble the prior year.
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Earl Waldegrave
France
Nottingham
London
York
House of Commons
William Mitchell
Hemingford
Huntingdonshire
Robert Montagu
Duke of Manchester
Charles Clarke
Lincoln’s Inn
Richard Lansdowre
Woodborough
Somersetshire
Topp
Bata
Thomson Wa
Henley Upon Thames
Mr. Jones
Lynot
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