Prohibitions and repairs noted in Dunkirk and Paris affairs
The bulletin records King’s prohibition on gaming with nobles bringing ready money, repairs begun at Dunkirk fortifications, Wynoxberg sluices to be mended, and Gentil set for Pondicherry observations of Venus. It mentions scientists to observe the transit from Hudson Bay and Siberia, a court sentence in Paris, tempest at Gotha, and royal ambassadorial movements amid royal nuptial preparations.
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Dunkirk
Wynoxberg
Paris
M. de Gentil
Royal Academy of Sciences
Pondicherry
Hudson’s Bay
Royal Society of London
Siberia
Imperial Academy of
Imperial Academy of Petersburgh. the Marchioness de Roncherolles
Chatelet
Gotha
Vienna
Count de Breteuil
Russia
Count de Choiseuil
Archduke Joseph
Count de St. Ignan
Count Daun
Royal audience and prayers in 1760 Edinburgh assembly
The national assembly of the church of Scotland ends with prayers for the king and crown in heaven. Robert Hamilton, Moderator, signs from Edinburgh May 17 1760. May 27 Kensington reports Conde de Fuentes and Marquis d Abreu mingling with court ceremonies in London.
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Princess Dowager of Wales
Duke of Cumberland
National Assembly
The
Edinburgh
Robert Haniton
Conde de Fuentes
Spain
Duke of
Newzafle
William Pitt
Charles Cottrell Domer
Desperate mutiny and naval captures reported in Atlantic news
A Royal Navy schooner Francis is seized by mutineers off St Kitts, the captain and a companion cast ashore with two men and three enslaved people aboard. In Rhode Island a court holds the mutineers pending punishment. Other items note the schooner Success encountering a French brig with indigo and sugar, Creek hostilities against the Cherokees, deserters from Isle aux Noix, and preparations around Quebec, Montreal, and Albany amid looming war.
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Monnday
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Scotand
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Harcourt
Cavendish Square
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Leicestershire
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St. Kitts
John Honey
Rhode Island
Georgia
Samuel Parkes
Benjamin Hawkins
William Devine
John Carter
John Gibbs
Mr. Gof
New. Fort
Rhodeland
Success
Abraham Michener
Cape Francois
Bourdeaux
Mons. Jappie
Charles Town
Broad River
Crown Point
Isle Aux Noix
Canada
France
Montreal
Bay of Gaspay
Lord Colvil
Halifax
Hence
Lewisbourg
Albany
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