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Newspaper

Bristol Journal

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 28, 1788

Page

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Grand Vizir advances as European tensions rise in 1789 era

Reports from Ragusa describe the Grand Vizir leading 80,000 troops at Sophia while Austrian forces hold near Semilin. London dispatches announce Sir Richard Pepper Arden joining the Privy Council and a provisional defensive alliance with Prussia. Naval and land maneuvers unfold around Copenhagen as Sweden sues for power. Western Europe sows unrest with French civil strife and Dauphiny clashes. London notes French pressure, Indian theater, and an evolving global conflict backdrop shaped by naval fleets and evolving alliances.

Vienna Austria Etters Ragusa Sophia Semilin St. James's Richard Pepper Arden Whitehall Hart Marquis of Carmarthen Prussia Loo James Harris States General United Provinces Mons D’ Alvenfleben Prufhao

Morocco War Declarations Reach GibralTar

African notices report the Emperor of Morocco enforcing English ban on ships and cutting Gibraltar Tetuan links while Tangier proclaims backing Russia against the Ottoman Porte. Stockholm dispatches note Russian mobilization near Finland and Sweden prepares fleet maneuvers with the Senate endorsing royal defenses.

Taxciers Africa Morocco Gibraltar Tetuan Tangiers Russia Stockholm Sweden Finland Carlicroon

Lords Debate on Slave Trade Regulating Bill in Session

The House of Lords met with Earl Bathurst presiding to hear counsel against the Slave Trade Regulating bill. Mr. Graham argued the amendment on vessel regulations as an export duty, while Mr. Douglas questioned the bill’s reach. Testimony from Liverpool partner Mr. Tarlton and others described trade methods and slave numbers. witnesses emphasized humane treatment aboard ships. The session was adjourned to Monday. Rev. Gustavus Vafla observed and took notes.

Ome Earl Bathurst Mr. Graham House of Commons Pit Graham Douglas Tarlton Liverpool Earl Stanhope Duke of Richmond Lord Hopetoun Jones Bristol Miles King Penny Gustavus Vafla

War clouds gather as Sweden plots Finland invasion

London reports Sweden declares war near to Russia's Empress. King Gustavus leads an army of about 50,000 into Finland to recover the Finnish province and push into Livonia. Denmark may join, with a Danish squadron of ships forming. High tensions and expected wider conflict emerge from private correspondence.

London Holland Committee of Council of Holland Sweden Russia Finland Livonia Europe Denmark

Spilsbury Antscorbatic Drops touted with cures in London record

An 1788 testimonial from Thomas Wilson of Kinf street St James square London attests to dramatic relief from violent scurvy and facial inflammation after using Mr Spilsbury s Drops. The pamphlet lists bottle sizes 1s 2s and 5s with dozens of cures and notes distribution across Soho square Bristol and Dublin vendors.

Tolzey H. Brown Bristol England Ireland

Freehold Houses for Sale in Somerset Street King's Down

Several new built freehold dwellings with garden and water supply in Somerset Street King's Down. One house rents to Mr Reap at an annual sum, another house adjoining rents to Mr Morgan. A third house finished and ready for a genteel family, all offering similar conveniences and delightful prospects. For particulars contact Mr Jamr house carpenter or Usuer, Attorney at Law.

M. de Baudrieux Regiment of Austrasie Duc de Ronnerre Thoulouse Britain Usk Monmouthshire Barstor Bath Pennington Glocestershire Daniel Rodway Wickwar D. Burces Bristol Somerset-street King’s- Down Reap Morgan Jamrhouse St. James’s Church Usuer Netherftowey Bridewater Netherflowey Caslle-Hill Mendip Halls Bridgwater Haydon Netherstoney John Cobley Solomon Trew Cross Pillrow East Brent Somerset Thomas Whitmore John Petheram Racier Exchange Buildings I. Ars J. Stephens Abley Obleigh William Stevens Natcroft Obleigh-Hill Henry Weeks Griddlecrofts Roode Ubley George Law John Reed Nemuett Leafe Tyxie

Reward for information on Birmingham Poorhouse runaways

Overseers of the Poor announce a one Guinea reward for information leading to the apprehension of listed offenders whose families burden town relief. Names and descriptions follow of runaways and suspected London residents including William White, Francis Dicken, Jonathan Kendrick, and many others with ages, heights, hair color, and trades. A second notice mentions further rewards for Newark area runaways and similar descriptions.

Thomas Harrison Birmingham Westy William White Fancis Dicken Mitler London Jonathan Kendrick Taylor Joseph Bannister Enoch Johnson John Nickolds Ring Turner Samuel Power Wheelwright Benjamin Harris Shemeld John Jones Thomas Wakefield Josiah Cottrell Thomas Rollins Shefield Thomas Hasluck John Orwell John Smith Wiliam Jones S Trong Charles Nightingale Samuel Rogers Joseph Bradley Fames Francis Lefchevin Lonon William Benham Foun Noden George Gold George Benham Lane Webb Taylor and Stay N. B Mayland Bristol Lancashire Jain Radford

For Sale by Auction at Compton Martin Somerset

A historic auction notice listing eight lots of freehold and leasehold premises in Abley Ubley and nearby areas. Describes houses, meadows, pastures and rents with excerpts of tenancy and conveyance details. Viewings arranged through John Knowles and at Redcliffe Street Bristol with attorney Harry Elderton.

GEOR+wE GILL Compton-Martin Somerset John Knowles Abley Harry Elderton Bristol

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