Tolled Mails Report Danish Royal Arrangements and War News
Tuesday May 5 reports from Hamburgh Copenhagen and Cronenberg on Count Struensee's trial plea for clemency and private execution. details of the Queen's liberty and travel plans to Aalbourg Zelle and Lübeck. Russian Turkish correspondence and continuing war prep. death of Major General M de Beby at Lunebourg.
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Terday
France
Flanders
Vaty
Hamburgh
Feene Vom
Copenhagen
Col
Balkenschield
Dragoons
Isifebe
Halbosrett
Count Struensee
Joel Wind
Beerewith
Cronenbourg
Habeburgs
Denmark
Aulbourg
Zelle
Neeght
Walloé
Seelagd
Thift
Aal- Bourg
Hanoverian
Lubeck
Athencey
Lambérg
Ind Waneberg
Warfoln
Jal
Simolin Jis
Pondaice
Geralkier Mouffon
Ogtou
Sontinye
Hanover
Agriki
M. de Beby
Lunebourg
Rev John Bird Presented at Storminster vicarage Dorset
Bristol May 2 The Rev John Bird is presented by George Pitt Esq to the vicarage of Storminster Newton Dorsetshire vacant by spheio author of the Rev Mr See Lee. A Commission for a General Gaol Delivery opened here with several prisoners already convicted for forgery stealing and other offences. Jonathan Britain defied arraignment citing a pardon and was ordered away as a new law aimed at proceedings against those who refuse to plead.
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Glover's Regs, Near the Bay of Honduras
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Timothy Meredith
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Wilts
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Carleby St. Stephen
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William Dore
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Old Bailey
Richard Morgan
Ralph Hotchkin
Smithfield
Jedith Whalin
Patrick
Murphy
Downed ships and arrivals in May shipping report
A May 3 report notes the loss of the New Industry Forbes for Gperto and Conway Hall Jamaica, with Glory and three cruiers bound eastward. Several arrivals include Farrow from Seville to Falmouth, Douglas from Roscow, Dahl from Frederickstadt to Portsmouth, Petersen from ditto to ditto, Bindcup from Christiana to Southampton, Olson from ditto, Billinge from the Grenades to Liverpool, Vanholten from London to Hamburgh.
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Seville
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Douglas
Roscow
Ditto
Ebenezer
Dahl
Fréderickstadt
Portsmouth
Peterson
London Extra of a Letter from Copenhagen April 21
Reports from Copenhagen vary on the fate of Counts Struensee and Brandt after a morning sentence, with public outcome still unknown. News recalls that Queen Caroline Matilda’s household was aboard the frigate Tranquebar and has been countermanded, with a move anticipated to Zelle in the Electorate of Hanover.
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Copenhagen
Vis
Struensee
Brandt
Carolina
Matilda
Zelle
Electorate of Hanover
Exitrad of a privat Letter from the Baga May 1
A long excerpted letter from the Baga reports executions in the empire, royal movements, and court notices. It notes beheadings and punishments, Empress indisposition, royal journeys delayed, and preparations to fetch the Queen of Denmark. It mentions Lechmerburg and Hanover geography, and lists various court and government actions, ships, and financial measures.
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Hagenszfinees
Coane Struenfeg
Thae
Coant
Brande H
Vienna
Transylvania
Universal Letter-Writer and Complete Petitioner ad with Grammar
An 18th century advertisement for an original work titled Universal Letter-Writer or New Art of Polite Correspondence. It includes a course of letters on life subjects, the COMPLETE PETITIONER with varied petitions, a plain grammar of English, and forms for legal documents. By Rev Thomas Cooke A B, printed in London.
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Thomas Cooke
Royal and Universalopidionery of Arts
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Jo Qpaké
Pater
Great Britain
Ireland
Codke
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