Empress Campaign Reports and European Turmoil
Fragmentary dispatches detail Empress campaign preparations and Turkish aims to retake Moldavia and Walachia, with Vienna reports on Istanbul tumults and Napoleon era diplomatic entries. Letters from Constan tinople and Worms note grand entry of the Marquis de Darfort and a cardinals death, while Copenhagen items describe frozen roads hindering naval movements and Italian ports hinting at naval builds to protect neutrality. From Leghorn to Fribourg, reports cover Russo-Papal ship negotiations, Adriatic storms, and Swiss noble deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Foourg Haze
Moldavia
Walachia
Vienna
Constantinople
Copenhagen
China
Venice
Morea
Colochine
Manotes
Mistra
Lacedemonia
Levant
Leghorn
Spain
Genoa
Royal appointments in foot guards regiments noted
In the London Gazette a series of army promotions and colonelcies is listed. Major General William Dikeof Gloucester is named Colonel of the first regiment of foot guards in succession to the late Field Maria Joh Bat Ligotie. Lieutenant General John Earl of London becomes Colonel of the third regiment of foot guards in place of the Duke of Gloucester. Major General Parslow is appointed Colonel of the thirtieth regiment in the absence of the Earl of Loudon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Office
Hiss
Walliam
Gloucester
Foot Guards
Maria Joh Bat Ligotie
John Earl of
London
Teds
Berlin
Fi Arched
Gleo
Cumberland
Chapel Royal
George
Duke of
Noreiemberlind
Excise
House of Commons
Britain
John Marquis
Bitain
Middletey
Allen
Earl Ligonier
Audley Street
Cobham-in-Surrye
Lord
Ligonier
Will
Tolone
Geerge
Philip Levingstone
Assembly of
New York
Liondon
His
West
Florida
Whitehall
North Americas
Alderman Wilkes
St. Danstan’s
Sheriff
Mercers Hall
Samuel
Dennison
Peatherfidne
Branff
Bigg
Robert Taylor
Berwick Upon
Andrew
Margate
British envoy recalled over trade treaty deception
A letter from Lifean April reports the envoy Littlléton, praised for ability, has been recalled amid claims the profiles of the Con Orgias misled Britain on commerce terms. He will depart England soon as the issue tests national interest in dominion and trade policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lifean
Littlléton
Coke
Death of the King of Fi arched reported from Berlin
Reports from Berlin confirm the death of the King of fi arched. The day’s events include royal proclamations, the swearing in of a Privy Councillor, and notes on public offices, with mentions of the Duke of Nor eiemberlind and the Duke of Gloucester. The narrative covers state actions, parliamentary bills, and funeral details for peers, with scattered references to dissent and military appointments.
Trade notices and surrender bids from Guildhall records
Fragmented OCR lists merchants and tradesmen with surrender or payment dates at Guildhall and surrounding streets. Names include Jonas Threlkeld, Edward Hamilton, John Wier, James Patton, and others with roles such as broker linen draper haberdasher and jeweller. Dates mention May June and year unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mane Loydhalle
Alip Howell
St. Paul's
Isimbetmerchant
Guildhall
Jonas ‘Threlkeld
Silver-street
Golden-square
John , Wier
Gravesend
Draper
Edward ‘Hauiliond Aid
the Angel
Este E Lin
Ste Margaret
der- Lite
Lanéalire Jay
John Lee
Minster
Mariner
Jane
James Pdbtoi
Fa Fitouth
Hinen
Bristol
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The
London Gazette
Pally
Clarissa
Aura Stvrees
Boston
Ings
Ini
Millis
Fies
Gill
Botton
Newgate-fleet
Jon
Broouey
Sparta
Hebes
Rome
Mi. Wiese
Hans Warehouke
Verdi
Kin Beath
Javan Ludgates Street
Toiu
Bain
Claude
Kang and Sayers
Koes
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