Royal visit notes from Rome and West Fonda March
March 7 reports from Vienna and Rome describe preparations for the Duke of Gloucester and his retinue arriving at the Palace of Lanceéllouis. Officials from the Pope and other dignitaries send warrants and letters while governors receive orders for safe passage and respectful reception.
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James" Macphertor
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North
Spica
Grantix Batell
Velletri
Lanceéllouis
Pepe
Niribe
Gloucester
Fatty
Kienna
Foreign intelligence from Holbano and Petersburgh reports
News arrives Feb 29 from Holbano and Mar 3 from Copenhagen detailing Ottoman Porte peace efforts, Russian and Prussian maneuvers, and rumors of a soon concluded peace between Russia and the Porte. Also notes Sweden Denmark Portugal Sweden affairs, queen deaths, coronation prospects, and various ship movements and local crimes in Gloucester Birmingham Deal and surrounding ports.
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de Wrangel
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Romanzow
Warsaws
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Danube
Giurgeno
Risonor
Bacharett
Copenhagen
Ge Phacce
Wales
Académy of Painting and Architecture
Frederic
Porté
Pétersburgh
Ruffia
Hague
Prince Gallizta
Poni
Ruffias
Petersburgh
Rufia
Eff
Paris
Portugal
Stockholm
Sweden
Denmark
Royal Marriage Bill debates and London notices
In the House of Commons the Royal Marriage Bill faced amendments and a Premunire clause debate. London papers report on the Crown’s court case notes, executions and reprieves, storms harming ships, lightning fatalities, public measures to curb price hikes on meat, and local notices of bankrupts and surrender orders.
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Exeter
St. Jamie's
Earl of Oxford
Welbore Ellis
Dowdelswell
His Majesty's Privy Council
His Majesty’s Privy Council
House of Commons
Richard I
Shee Soette Aoi
East India Debates sidelined in WY Court discussion
The Saturday issue notes a heated WY Court session on Mr. Johnson’s motion to inspect orders sent to Hastings Governor of Bengal. Le Maitre backs delaying disclosure. Johnston warns that secrecy harms officers and risks arbitrary power. Sir James Hodges calls a halt. Sullivan reveals intent to press the bill in Parliament as dangerous to the Company and to English liberty.
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Johnson
Mrr. Hastings
Bengal
le Maitre
Jonnsion
Fohnston
Redians
Mr. Fabuson
James Hodges
Sullivan Rose
East India Company
House of Commons
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