Rebellion and Massacre Reported in Smyrna and Wallachia
Foreign dispatches describe a dreadful rebellion in Smyrna with a massacre exceeding 7000 Greeks and 400 Turks, amid Turks cutting Greeks in fleets. Additional reports claim Wallachia treachery results in about 600 Greeks and nearly as many Turks killed, while Divan vows to recover Crimea and Emperor plans a new empire for Prince Constantine. Deputies in Urrecht also order disbanding of armed societies and arms surrender within fifteen days.
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Holland
Parliaments Prorogued and Ireland Governorship Announced
London Gazette reports the Parliament to be prorogued to November 27 with dispatch of business. George Craufurd named Lieutenant General and Governor of Ireland, and seamen bounties to be discontinued. Eden to Madrid on higher salary. consuls to regulate Franco-British trade. naval contract changes and ship manning plans outlined amid war preparations.
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Eden
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Dover
Naval Flores, &c
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M. Barthelemy
Counter declarations and misprints in a 1787 newspaper
The notice covers political motions on Euplatia papers and trial locations for Haflines, with royal celebrations at Windsor. It reports failed Portuguese vintage, a peace with Vippy Saib, and workhouse recruits for Plymouth ships, plus a Rutland dukedom tribute and a fatal scaffold collapse at Luton Hoo. It ends with a public misstatement about Walter Jonas, a Jew selling sliding pencils, and George Riley’s legal action and pencil advertisements.
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Bevei
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Jones
Jonas
É&C
G. Riley
King’s Bench
W. Jonas
George Riley
Ludiate-street
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Norton
Wim. Browne
Balin
H. Brown
Baker
Bruttol
Bristol dissolution of partnership notice
Dissolution of the partnership between Samuel Pere ee AA Hine Sonoran r of this Cry Line N- Drapers and others is declared this day. Creditors are asked to send accounts for settlement. Debtors should pay Samuel Waitry at No 8 Diepe-Poot Angkon Norgrnucore 6 Wine-street, September 20, 1707. Samuel Whitty Aaron Northcote
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