Tranquility Shifts As Troops Move For Allied Service
Letters from sept 9 report ministers uniting to dispatch troops from Livonia and Courland through Poland with strict discipline, while Sweden Prussia relations shift and a Persian shah crisis unfolds. Genoa reports 500 Genoese French and Spanish troops land at Bastia and seize rebel ports near Terra Vecchia. Milan notes Genoa hostages experience liberties before a papers raid, as Patlavicini heads to Vienna. Public notices in Holland and Scotland report courtly receptions and troop movements, with Countess of Kilmarnock dying in Air.
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Freland notices and obituaries in Dublin
Dublin notices report the sudden death of merchant John Vareilles at Batchelors Walk and the passing of Reverend John Richardson D.D. of Kilmacdaugh and rector of Belvarbet in his 78th year and 4th year of rectorship. Richardson published an Irish Grammar and a Common Prayer Book to aid Protestant instruction for the native poor.
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French Privateers Sink English Prisoners Near Cromer
Norwich reports three French privateers captured an English ship and a codd smack, returned to France with prisoners, and dumped sixteen of them into an open boat near Cromer where eight drowned. Surviving crew member from a Corn vessel described meeting an English 20 gun ship hours earlier. Litchfield accounts two hundred forty noblemen and ladies attending a county meeting and ball, praising decency and criticizing ministerial influence in local elections.
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London News: Obituaries and Appointments Reported
Last Friday died at Wyvenhoe near Colchester Mrs Elizabeth Kettel widow of James Kettel Ely and respected for strict honour. His Majesty may visit town Oct 24. Earl Granville to Berlin as Ambassador Extraordinary. General Bland to Scotland with two majors and two brigadiers. Court of Hastings elected Sir Robert Ladbroke Lord Mayor. Hustings appointed Crisp Gascoyne and Edward Davis Sheriffs Elect. Keepers report prisoners. Sheriffs to Westminster Hall for oath. Dr John Thomas to be Bishop of Peterborough. Edward Mayne named Commander of Fly sloop. Toogood named Receiver of the Customs for Lynn. Sir Philip Hargrave married Miss Shewell. Mrs Windsor buried. widow of Mr Windsor, great-niece of Archbishop Tillotson. praised for virtue.
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