Paris Papal Legate Scandal and Corsica Royal Alarm
Reports note fever and wound complications in a prince, a shrine rite for healing, and Bishop Angelis secretly going to Corsica with a 6000 crown reward to seize him. Paris claims sovereignty against French orders, while Toulon cites the Prince of Wales prize and Genoa buying four ships as Britain contemplates a coastward move.
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Plymouth May 11 Anglica from Smyrna to London
Plymouth dispatches report that the Anglica, Stuart master, arrived from Smyrna bound for London with the Grenada Bomb trade from Portsmouth. Vail liant and Jason and Diligence failed to westward. Lyme with Lisbon trade for the Downs arrived today.
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Prussian Camp in Silesia Moves Amid War News
Extra of a Saxony letter reports the Prussian army in strong order with a camp between Noffen and Mifnia and headquarters set at Schletow near Mifnia. It notes Austrians repulsed rear-guard actions, Russian and French movements in Poland and Pomerania, and various naval and diplomatic items from Ireland and Britain.
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Heirs of Fielding Dover and Yawlding Sought for Claims
The heirs of Joshua Fielding William Dover and John Yawlding formerly of London are asked to apply to the Paper's Publisher who will direct them where to receive due sums upon proper discharge.
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Curious French Tomb Discovery Near Evreux
A Monday publication promises a copper plate engraving and a detailed account of a tomb found in France near Cocherel between Evreux and Vernon. It describes buried human remains and ashes, describes remarkable stones, and includes opinions on origin and antiquity along with witness depositions from local officials.
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