Ottoman Victory And Amsterdam Petition Echoes Abroad
News from Constantinople reports an Ottoman win over rebels in Egypt as Murat and Ibrahim flee to the Nile region. In Holland, Amsterdam Burgesses push petitions to restore the Prince of Orange and reestablish magistrates, press liberty limits, and suppress independent militias. Brussels notes joy after recent disturbances subside. London reports the royal family moving to Windsor for the summer.
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Pacha
Egypt
Murat
Ibrahim
Nile
Red Sea
Hague
Holland
Burgelles
Amsterdam
Amsterdam, of the Hague, of Leyden, Delft, Gorinchem
Overschie
Roon
Pendrecht
London
Brussels
Netherlands
St. James’s
Prince of Wales in good health and preparing at Kew
London reports the Prince of Wales is in a promising state of health and took an airing to Kew then returned to Carlton House. Apartments are being prepared at Kew for him. If the Duke of York arrives from Germany this summer his residence may be Kensington Palace. A Holland council met at Lord Carmarthen's to discuss affairs with Pitt and other ministers.
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Prince of Wales
Kew
Carlton-house
Duke of York
Germany
Kensington Palace
Holland
Lord Carmarthen
Pitt
Lord Hawkesbury
Sir J. Harris
Hague
Amsterdam
Hamburgh
Lubec
Prussia
United Provinces
Europe
James Harris
Lord Sydney
Principality of Cleves
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Russia
Baltic
Eden
Spain
Lord Walsingham
Lord F. Campbell
Ireland
Rolls
Walden Henry Hanmer
Court of Chancery
William Mitford
Lloyd Kenyon
Gibraltar
O'Hara
Ift
G. A. Elliot
Thetis
New York
General Post Office
Falmouth
Prince William Henry
France
England
Pisa
Italy
John of
Bologna
Jarman
Handel
Lord Chesterfield
Leicester-house
Political and crime notes from June reports in Britain and abroad
The bulletin covers diplomatic moves with Eden and Walsingham appointments, Russian Baltic influence, and Gibraltar tensions. trades, customs surpluses, and a denser flow of dispatches. It also recounts a Pisa murder of two American Jews, a London fire, Handel anecdotes, and a Cambridge swindle tale, plus militia reviews and medical ads.
Man is Committed for Theft in Hawkshead Case
Whitehaven June 6 report John Knipe of Hawkshead is committed to Lancaster gaol by Rev. Braithwaite on a charge of stealing a mug about three years ago. The case touches a broader inquiry pursued by magistrates, with neighbors overhearing quarrel remarks alleging knowledge of a buried gardener and his disappearance. The narrative ties a domestic dispute to suspicions about a long‑missing gardener.
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Whitehaven
John Knipe
Hawkshead
Lancaster
Braithwaite
Ann Ullock
Laurence Sterne
Earl of Chesterfield
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Foreign Affairs
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Turky
Rydhal-hall
Knipe
Ullock
Rydhal
Cambridge
Difs
John Patchett
Worcester
Cornwell
Conduit-street
Hanover-square
Londons
Cocking and Rudhall
Country News
Aining
Tnt Tye
S. Crowder
R. Baldwin
Cha. Collins
Salisbury
Bristol
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Josefu Smith
Funeg
Norfolk
Virginia
Baltimore
Maryland
William Cooke
Harris and Price
Cuarceston
South Carolina
New-York
Charles
Dekay
G. Wwatson
Charleston
Catherin &E
William Murray
Mater
James Lockier
Tenby
Pembrokeshire
South Wales
Hull & Stores
Peace and Plenty
Tenby Pier
Buarnstaple
Haverfordwest
Swansea
Newport
Exchange
W. Morgan
Morris Murphy
Cobley
Chandler
John Bones
Wm. Mills
Tuo
Moncan
W. Seyer
Exchange Coffee
Corn-street
Baistol
Clapton’s Wick
Clapton
Somerset
Harris
Broford’s Ham
Banwell
Beard
Simons
Bartol
William Seyer
Temple Cross
Avon
Mellis, Cross, Allanson, and Co
M. Hawkins
No. S
Union Street
Dublin
N. B
Curese Lane
St. Philip and Jacob
Hanham
Brislington
Ans Jenkins
Unions Street
N.B
RED Lodge Academy
RS. Davis
Lupresia
Somerter
Bridgwater
Monbay
Init
Gentech
Society of Merchants
Clifton-down
T. Moxcan
David Rees
W. Sever
Tuuarspay
Marth Clote
Gilden Mead
Cootes
Plenant
Briflington
Bath Road
Pouith
Stapleston
Glocester
Joseph Hutton
Little Marits Lane
St. George
Solomon Leonard
Lawrence-Hill
Yendall
Nzu
Bartlty
Monoany
Staalleitect
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