Foreign Intelligence from Europe on Warsaw Cracovia and Armistice
Extracts from letters in The Hague and Copenhagen discuss Austrian advances near Cracovia, a potential imperial command, plans of a Polish king marriage, and a joint aim by Russia Austria Prussia to subdue Confederates. Reports also claim Prussia may review troops at Littin and Magdebourg, with an armistice published for Russian Turkish forces, amid Copenhagen unrest after Count Struensee’s execution and Brandi’s later history.
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Hague
Warsaw
Cracovia
Laudolin
Poland
Archduchesfes
Berlin
Prussia
Marienwerder
Littin
Magdebourg
Silesia
Potsdam
Copenhagen
Count Struensee
Brandi
Dr. Munter
Struensee
Brandt
Reyix
Marriages and deaths and an accident in Exeter area
Exeter reports two recent marriages Edward Carne to Miss Buckle and Alderman Elliott to Mrs Kittoe. Geo Grey, a Canterbury lawyer, died aged 92. A mill accident killed William Marth. a bowling alley incident injured Mr Spicer, who died later at home.
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Country News
Exeter
Alderman Elliott
Kittoe
Exmouth
Gloucester
Edward Carne
Oriel College
Oxford
Miss Buckle
Chacely
Worcestershire
Newcastle
Wellgatestreet
Geo. Grey
Ship News Deal May 26 Arrivals at Various Ports
Deal May 26 ships Arrived and sailed for the River Arabella Bradshaw from Oporto Thetis Wigmore from Leghorn Emperor Cochran for Casco Bay Friendship Nisbett from Maryland Port Maria Akins from Jamaica British King East Indiaman Delawar Jolly from London Arrived at Leghorn Canadian Abbot Halifax Friendship Mackey Granades Thomas and Mary Durnley Virginia Elizabeth Addison Venice Providence Duke Gibraltar St George Machel Nice Apollo Manning Granades Suky Brown Oporto.
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Deal
Arabella
Bradshaw
Oporto
Thetis
Wigmore
Leghorn
Emperor
Cochran
Casco Bay
Friendship
Nisbett
Maryland
Port Maria
Akins
Jamaica
Delawar
Jolly
London
Abbot
Ditto
Halifax
Mackey
Granades
Thomas and Mary
Durnley
Virginia
Elizabeth
Addison
Venice
Providence
Duke
Gibraltar
St George
Machel
Nice
Apollo
Manning
New England
Suky, Brown
Dito
Royal levee notes and arrivals at St James's
The article reports a levee at St James's with the king en route to Kew, the French nobleman Prince de Lapier presented to the king, and the Duke of Gloucester’s baggage arriving from Dover by eight horses. It notes a Great Personage avoiding the Duke and forbidding mention of his name, and records the sale of the late Marchioness de Montandre's Mansion House lease in Brook Street Grosvenor Square by Randall and Co.
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London
St. James’s
Kew
Prince de Lapier
Duke of Gloucester
Dover
Duke of Gloucefer
Marchioness de Montandre
Brook Street
Grosvenor Square
Meff. Randall and Co
Joseph Goreham
John Campbell
Nathaniel Haywood
John Leland
David Home
James Johnstone
Charles Lee
Richard Vaughan
Enoch Markham
James Hamilton
Patrick Gordon
Allan McLean
Richard Ridley
John Walkinshaw Craufurd
John Stratton
Charles Erskine
William Viscount Wallingford
Theodore Defvoires
John Wrightson
James Murray
Charles Hamilton
Maurice
James Grant
William Pillips
Richard Maitland
William Faucitt
David Erskine
Earl of Ancram
Lord Adam Gorcon
Frederic Haldimand
William Alexander Sorrell
Richard Lambert
Alexander Maitland
Jeohn Pomeroy
Archibald Earl of Eglintoun
Simon Fraser
Hunt Wath
Thomas Defagaler
George Preston
Guy Carleton
Sir Ch. Horaia
Bart
William Napier
Tio. Townhend
Robert Clerk
Sir William Draper
Robert Cunninghame
William Howe
John Bradstreet
George Henry Lenox
Henry Campbell
Jonn Hale
Robert Boyd
Henry Clinton
Charles Fitzroy
Bernard Kale
John Burgoyne
John Gore
George Williamson
Cyrus Trapaud
William Boothby
Wilton Keppell
Richard Pierson
Benjamin Carpenter
John Owen
Bizve Armstrong
Edward Harvey
William Earl of Shiburne
William Haviland
William Rufane
Hamilon Lambart
John Irwin
Casswalkeder Lord Blayney
Charles Vernon
Walliam Gansell
David Graeme
Edward Urmston
Cuthbert Ellison
Pereigne Duke of
Hugh Viscount Falmouth
Simon Earl Harcourt
Arthur Earl of
St. Paul
Covent Garden
John Fielding
Covent-garden
Marybone
Marybone Gardens
Fountain
Ordnance
Artllery Company
Bondon, &c
France
Blackfriars Bridge
Guildhail
Court of Sessions
Bridport
Dorsetshire
Mackare
Nesgate
Tyburn
Samuel Roberts
Ariair
Thomas Bicchus
Richard Morgan
Hodgson
Linnen- Draper
West-Smithfield
Linnen-Drapery
Peter M‘cloud
Joseph Hankey
Porlar
M.cloud
Bacchus and Roberts
Bacchus
Granthan
Bawtree Yorkfire
John Brocklehurst
Old Martlemas
Backhouse
Holborn
Hatton Garden Holborn
Temple-bar
Underwood
Admiralty Office
St. Martin’s
Tothill Fields Bridewell
Wr. Morris’s
Ludware-street
Peppersiley-lates
Southwark
Christ’s Church Yard
St. George’s Church
Breodinibury
Phonas Bainbridge
Burwell Court
Jackon
King Streec
Bloomsbury
Peter Campart
Church Keeer
Spitlenelus
King-street
Wackington Harvey
Bower
Silvertini
I Hoelbors
Bernard
Meschans
Ceil Core
Templeber
Wormwoodftreet
Dithopignee
William Gardever
British Parliament and government notices in 1772 records
The report covers naturalization debates, East India Company inquiries, Crown offices rebuilding plans for national records, parliamentary candidate moves, and treasury and customs prosecutions. It notes cabinet concerns on French imports, extensive petitions from cabinet makers, and various promotions and court proceedings.
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Great Britain
House of Lords
House of Commons
East- India Company
Rolls-yard
Chancery-lane
Board of Treasury
the Customs
Seddon
Aldersgate-street
Samuel Martin
Barbadoes
Leeward
Stanwix
James Lowther
Duke of Portland
Davenport
James
Kenyon
Mei. Oliver and Lewes
Gibraltar
Algiers
Peter Dennis
Marselles
Admiralty
the Marine
Marseilles
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Westminster School
Christ Church
G. Douglass
J. Friend
A. Pechell
F. Hind
R. Perryn
Mr. Preston
Secretary of State
John Larpent
Parsons
St. Ann
Mr. Child
St. George