Congress of the three Powers opens with full powers read
The Aug 7 opening of the Congress sees plenipotentiaries from the Emperor of the Romans, the Empress of Russia, and the Grand Signor. Two conferences outline peace conditions, but results stay ceremonial. Turkish plenipotentiaries show will to peace, yet no decision, while General Mier at Nimirov keeps an open table aided by a 4000 Polish florins weekly allowance and wine supplies from the king’s cellars to sustain his table.
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Russia
Mier
Nimirow
Republick
Poland
France
Germany
Hungary
Dublin and Wicklow News In August Dispatches
Dublin reports that Hon Glanville and companions sailed from Park Gate to Holyhead to meet the Duke of Devonshire on September 7. Sir Marmaduke Wyvil arrived from Holyhead. William Caulfield died at Dunamon. A Wicklow copper mine collapse trapped eight men, four surfaced then two morse died. two more remain.
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Ireland
Dublin
Glanvile
Park-Gate
Holyhead
Duke of Devonshire
Marmaduke Wyvil
Dunamon
William Caulfield
King’s-Bench
Wicklow
Lead cargoes return with scarce hay in Scotland
Edinburgh reports several ships that carried lead to Holland have brought back hay, a scarce commodity this season, due to a recent lace Act restricting old cargoes. Ministers in Caithness have read the late Act, signaling government scrutiny of trade and smuggling controls.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Holland
Caithness
Fragmentary historical note on authorities and slavery
A brief fragment references Capt Porteous and a slave, with a remark about the Synod of Murray and a few exceptions. The text hints at a clash between authority figures and enslaved individuals within a religious governance context, but lacks full context or dates.
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Porteous
Murray
Clergy and Nobility Notables Pass Away and Advance in Devonshire
Exon September 3 records the death of Rev Whitburn curate to the Lord Bishop and minister of St Erth Moorington, with Rev Welchman installed as prebendary in his stead. Also notes the death of Sir John Davie, Bart at Creedy House Devonshire after a gout in the head.
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Country News
Exon
Shobrooke
Mr. Whitburn
St. Erth Moorington
Cornwall
Welchman
St. Lawrence
Whitburn
Sir John Davie, Bart
Creedy
Devonire
London Glover Court Wedding and London News Summary
Kelland Courtenay MP of Truro married Hon. Elizabeth Mountague daughter of the late Viscount Hinchinbroke and sister to the Earl of Sandwich at St Martin in the Fields. Dreadnought Man of War arrives Gosport. Princess of Wales visits, with restrictions on attendance and dress. Various obituaries and society notices follow including clergy moves, estate news, and royal travel plans.
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Kelland Courtenay
Truro
Cornwall
William Courtenay
Powderham Castle
Devon
St. Martin’s In the Fields
Elizabeth Mountague
Edward Lord Viscount Hinchinbroke
Earl of Sandwich
Epsom
Surrey
Dublin
Lords Justices and Council
Lewis
Portugal
Admiralty Office
Capt
Medley
Gosport
Mediterranean
Lisbon
Hooker
Piccadilly
Rowell
Oxford
St. Margaret
Westminster
Bonney
St. James
Deceas
Maze
Southwark
Griffith
Roger
Knap
Abingdon
Berkshire
Peers
Charles Peers
Seiz
Bromley
Bow
Princess of Wales
Princess Augusta
Prince and Princess of Wales
St. James’s
Hounslow-Heath
Windssor Forest
Hampton- Town
Sabine
Gibraltar
Butler
Pump Court
Temple
Fe’nnight
Farnham
Lee
Jaft
Tavistockftreet
Covent Garden
Anne Mariot
Reginald Mariot
Parson’s Green
Elys
York Buildings
Samuel Holme
York Buildings Company
St. George’s
Hanover Square
Brook Street
Grosvenor Square
John Whetham
Kent
S Revenue of Excise
Whetham
Wyvill
Marmaduke Wyvill
Excise
Scotland
Humphry Thayer
London
Laft
St. Mary Overy’s Church
Baxter
Cockfield
Sussex
Houndsditch
Rochester
Portfolien
Watling-street
Way
Nathaniel Newnham
Lewis,Way
Richmond
St. Paul’s