Letters and court reports from Copenhagen to Potzdam
Sept 14 to Sept 21 18th century dispatches describe royal movements in Berlin and Potsdam with the king’s health, queen’s orders, and princes travels, plus Danish Swedish-French diplomacy, Dutch maritime actions, and forthcoming commissions to reconcile southern Danish tensions. Also noted are counterfeit promissory notes, a dog related trial, and executions or reprieves in England.
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Copenhages
Berlin
Proffinersiv'd At Potzdam
Cleves
Potzdam
Hhumbourg
Denmark
Sweden
Copenhagen
Heiligeland
Cologn
Sardinia
Sicily
Trapani
Mestina
Palermo
Ruby
Hague
West-Indies
Eens
Holland
Germany
Guartess
Dublin Newson Weinatay Nishe After Dinner
In Dublin on September 9, Ambrose Phillips, Esq, is presented by the Prime Minister to the Register’s Place in the Prerogative Court. Coghill, LL D, Registrar and brother to Marmaduke Coghill, Esq, is noted as a commissioner of his Majesty’s Revenue. The report mentions 1090 per Apimum value.
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Dhen Kiettas
Owereind
Martha Moran
Jeffery Skule
Thomas Kitchingman
Martha Morgan
John Westcott
Mérning
Dublin
Atin
Lin
Nishe
Tyeemeniidya
Ames “Coghill
Marmaduke Coghill
Ambrose Philips
Notable Devon Senator and Local Figures Die
Country News records the deaths of Francis Drew of Grange Devon and Henry Lee of Denjon near Canterbury. Drew is praised as a highly accomplished counsellor with a gentle demeanor and graceful presence, while Lee is noted as a long-time representative for Canterbury across several reigns. The page also mentions trial reports, a fatal injury from a shop assault, and various local notices from the era.
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Exon
Albort Hlness
Francis Drew
Grange
Devon
Orwich
Houghton
Henry Lee
Denjon
Canterbury
James
William
Anne
Ronpg
Pirhay Gate
Death of Rev Dr William Stuart in Bath at Eleven
From Bath we learn on Thursday morning around eleven o’clock the death of Rev Dr William Stuart Chancellor of the Diocese of Exeter. News also reports 1000 Bavarian troops joining Imperial forces under Prince Eugene near Strasbourg and various movements of officers and troops from Duke Bitonto to Palermo and Syracuse as the war shifts.
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London
Bath
William Stuart
Exeter
Count Kinski
Munster
Paderbon
Bavaria
Eugene
Gumley
King’s Own Royal Regiment of Dragoons
Prince Eugene
Rhine
Germany
Charles Hay
Marquis of Tweedale
Utrecht
Aix la Chaelle
Folliot
Earl of
Palermo
Syracuse
Faro
Messina
Strasbourg
Count de Clermont
Prince of Conti
Paris
Thomas Scawen
Surrey
St. James's Care
Kensington
Amelia
Mr. Carey
Falkland
Prince
Aga V
Campain
Prince ‘of Orange
Hagworth
French Street
Sunbury
Thames
Walton Field
Walton Ion
Walton
Hunning
Col. Wyvill
Sir John Chardin
Kempton-Park
Earl of Tankerville
Prince of Wales
Duke
Princess of Orange
Caroline
Gough
Thonys Styles
Wateringbury-Park
Willis
England
Canterbury
Snett
Worcester
Tharfield
der. Sherlock
Throgmorton-street
John Dyer
Pewterers
Leefthorpe
Leicestershire
John Brown
Lincoln’s Inn
Ely
St. Jamés’s Street
Pickering
Baie Argh Fay
Lord Reay
Robert Dalrympde
Citletoun
Patton’s Green
Thomas Morgan
County of
Middlesex
Morea
Tavistock-street
Gloucester-streer
Andrew Broughton
Bile
Dee
Hicks’s Hall
O Neal
Bowers
Roseuiary Lane
Tower-Hill
Fos En
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