Plague reports from Smyrna and Morea updates
From the London Gazette dated Constantinople the plague seems halted in the city yet continues to spread in the Morea with reports from Smyrna. July 10 stock news notes the Duke of Sudenterman sailing with a 21 gun fleet and several smaller ships from Carlferona on the 6th. News from Finland says Major General Kichtug defeated 200 Swedes and captured cannon while Bricédier de Bushovden sails from Weybourg with 3,500 men.
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English Advises to Quit France Amid Unrest
London reports note the Duke of Dorset urged English residents in France to leave as French civil turmoil grows. Paris tensions rise with rumors of a civil war, but details remain secret while the Bastille memories resurface. A Hackney gentleman allegedly aided freeing an English officer from a deep dungeon, drawing cheers of liberty. The National Debt plan progresses, and grain abundance boosts exports as agriculture powers wealth.
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Rennes
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Elizabeth
Rumor of French flour trade sparks market upheaval and unrest
The piece notes exports of corn and malt liquors under William and Mary and later. It describes a price spike at Wrexham market for wheaties and related grains due to rumors of supplying France, heavy rains, and speculator activity. Disturbances followed, with colliers and miners seizing grain shipments, burning boats bound for Chester, and moving barley to storage. An express summoned the 34th regiment to Wrexham under Major the Earl of Burford. The narrative then shifts to various court and public notices, including trials for murder, theft, rape, and a coach accident case in Gloucester, plus several marriages and obituaries.
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Robert Peacock
Catherine Hindley
Boston
Justice Heath
Emerson
Glocestershire
London
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Henley
Gloucester
Charles Braflington
Martha Huntley
Braflington
John Davies
George Dalby
John Fletcher
Ffletcher
Law Bar
Sevein
Barclete
Meafe
Gloces
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Henry Coleman
Leicester
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Tunbridge
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Robert Cooke
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