Diplomatic and Royal Notices From the London Gazette
From the London Gazette a report notes Pope’s renewed thanks to the King of Prussia, Prague archbishop’s inspection of Glatz churches, Prince Xavier of Saxony traveling incognito as Coane Garziek, and Batoni honored by the Empress Queen with nobility rights. Cardinal Albani introduces him. Batoni’s portrait sent to Vienna. Cardinal de Solis arrives as minister plenipotentiary. A Vatican decree condemns twenty English, Dutch, French, and Italian books. The Sardinian King’s health improves and plans a ride when weather allows.
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Prussia
Prague
Glatz
Silesias
Fermo
Prince Xavier of
Saxony
Coane -Garziek
An Inm
Thither
Bernng
Orfiniy
John Francis Albani
Spinuccia
Rome
Rledges
Signor Batoni
Thim
Batoni
Vienna
de‘Solis
College of Cardinals
M. Aguirre
Spain
Turin
Sardinia
Unclear Dispatches From Europe Report Military Moves
Vast excerpts describe rumors of Russian advances and Turkish defense around Bender, with notes on a grand fleet near the Morea and Archipelago. Warsaw reports Confederates plundering Podlachia and executions. emigration to Hungary continues. Rome cites Spain offering Benevento to the Pope and France awaiting Avignon.
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Constantinople
Bendar
Oczakow
Brahilow
Ifamail
Bender
Candia
Parte
Roffian
Quadron
Oor
Morea
Hotwand
Guery
Tartars
Hei
Podlachia
Morawski
Great Poland
Sower
Proscow
Pulatwski
Lublin
Dubromil
Waywood
Sapieha
Lithuania
Jatt
Ehrtied
Mtr
Bierzynski
Hungary
Mr. Bierzynski
Wagaty
Anduk
Bie
Katifoon
Lorain
Danube
Bannat of Temiswar
Rome
Spain
Benevento
France
Avignon
Lawdd
Dauphiny
Provisional dispatches report royal affairs and telegrams
The item notes Avignon preparations to defend Provence and mentions Maite Louisa, the king's youngest daughter, contemplating becoming a Carmelite after obtaining permission. Genoa and Civita Vecchia reports describe public order after late troubles, with ships expected to sail and Moorish-Spanish observations of Muscovite fleets.
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Avignon
Eles
Provence
Versailles
Maite
Louisa
Genoa
Civita Vecchia
Spain
Court and royal appearances mark St George's day in London
A detailed account describes a royal audience at St James's with the Duke of Cumberland and other nobility, a grand drawing room, and a late evening retreat to the palace. It notes Lord Sandys's escape from a overturned chaise and subsequent illness, plus political maneuvering, parliamentary changes, and security measures during a tense period.
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Madan
Wett
Palton
Haxay
Shires
How Eee
Cumberland
Sty
Oxford
Fexem
Majeny
Queen’s Palace
Pranéncis Bernard
Massachists'Bay
Hillsborough
Boston
New England
Peniston
St. Aithes
Leven
St. James's
Lord Sandys
Highgate Hill
Burnaby Greene
Westminster
Robert Bernard
Nicholas
Bayly
Angsley
Harvey
King’s Bench
Vatley
Fragmentary note on attacks near St Mary and New River
Reads as a garbled historical clipping mentioning an attack by three footpads between serene and the New River on a Saturday evening. Names and places are partially legible including references to May, Guildhall, Liverpool, and several individuals, but details are unclear.
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Marfion-kenfe
St. Mary
Bone
Dolby
Hite
Dyer
Ace Pany
Bart Coal
Stan Stone
Fair
Joseph Hopkins
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