European Senate reshuffle and royal military rank orders
From the London Gazette May 27 report notes three old Senators Lager Kielke Hermelin and Gyllennerna to resume their seats in the Senate after recent upheavals. Baron Duben new President of the Chancery informs foreign ministers of potential address. Committee of expedition backs remaining nine senators and notes positions of Schwerin and Lieven. War Office May 26 directs Captain-Lieutenants of cavalry to have rank in army and regiments from their commissions dates.
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Lager
Kielke
Hermelin
Gyllénilierna
Lo ‘Esterday -Baron Duben
Chaxiéry
Ulric Scheffer
Chancery
Coupts Horn
Kalling
Walawick
Sinclair
Foreign Intelligence Report from Christianbourg Trial
A fragmented foreign intelligence note references a commission of Inquisition in Christianbourg. It condemns John Frederic Struenfee for high treason and notes loss of honour life and estates. A May 4 Venice dispatch mentions a grain export prohibition and penalties in the state.
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Christansbourg
John Frederic Struenfee
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Maritime arrivals and sailings listed in Bhip News Deal May 25
Ships arriving and sailing described with origins and destinations. Antonietta from Montserrat, Carolina from Oporto, Jane from St Kit's, Warners from Grenada, Orange Bay from Jamaica, Perth from Nice, Savile from Nice, Good Intent from Dunkirk, Diana from Leghorn, Dispatch from Venice, Rachel from Sicily, Escape from ditto, Sophia from Philadelphia, Wolf from Bilboa, Polly from Dartmouth, Fanny from London, Molly from Virginia, all noted with destinations or orders.
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Butler
Montserrat
Carolina
Cande
Oporto
Jane
Moran
St. Kit’s
Warners
Mann
Grenades
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Somerville
Jamaica
Perth
Betts
Savile
M’hammon
Nice
India
Boyce
Providence
Cuthbertson
Zant
Neptune
Knowler
Gibraltar
S. W
Gould
Dunkirk
Lisbon
Diana
Stock
Leghorn
Ditto
Dispatch
Bayne
Venice
Rachel
Lemon
Sicily
Escape
Street
Sophia
Peele
Philadelphia
Wolf
Grandy
Bilboa
Polly, Reed
Dartmouth
Fanny
London Letter on Papal Refusal of English Kingship
A Rome dated letter from April 30 1772 reports the Chevalier de St George arriving with his new wife a German princess. He asks the Pope for the title King of England but is refused. Four ladies attend the princess in public, and rumors credit the Pretender’s marriage to the machiavellian King of Puffa who influenced the match with incitements and finances.
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Bey
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Court of Exchequer
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Mr. M
C. A
Rejected Lords bill and Cabinet-makers petition at Westminster
The House of Lords rejected a bill repealing punishments for certain offences while the Commons passed bills on manufacturing and building works. Journeymen cabinet-makers led a petition in St James's Square to the House of Commons, alleging imports by ambassadors harmed their trade, with legal avenues and Treasury actions discussed. Lord North and Col Luttrell spoke for the petitioners. a motion to commit the petition was defeated 34 to 75.
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House of Commons
Jone
George’ Prescot
Milbhoroe-Port
Coombes
Clive
St. James’s Square
Col. Luttrell
Long-acre
Lord North
John Fielding
Cox
Glynn
Mansfiehd
Treasury
Mr. Cox
Lord Mansfield Cluns
Colonel Luttrell
Commons
Mr.Townsend
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