Turkish garrison at Vipalanka surrenders after fierce fight
Count Harrach's command attacked the Turkish garrison at Vipalanka with about one thousand men. After stubborn resistance, the garrison capitulated on honorable terms. Turks suffer 140 killed and 450 prisoners. remaining troops escape in saillbacks. Vienna reports Danube crossing and shifts in deployed forces.
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Harrach
Vipalanka
Vienna
Danube
Surduck
Arived
Semin
Marshall Landon
Save
Gradisea
Fabris
Transylvania
Bannat
Prince Colloredo
Iffinfrant
Novto
Mebadia
Schupaneck
Belgrade
Ortova
de Vins
Clairfait
Count Hohenzollern
Mont. de Graever
Stein
Grenadiers
Aversperg
Baron de Guldencrone
Copennacen
Denmark
Udewalla
Prince of Hesse
DeSlen
DeSlen, Consisting of Ten Ships of the Line
Royal health news and political updates from London
London dispatch reports King George III’s illness and fluctuating condition with ongoing medical rounds and court moves. Parliament notices are issued. Charles Fox travels from Turin. a banking forgery case spurs continental crime prevention plans. Market activity shows Midhurst Wendover Gatton Shaftesbury properties trading as property sales surge. A Westminster Hall case, Richard Coleman v Patrick Mé Manus, begins with brief history.
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Portugal
George
Prusia
Brunswick
Tam
House of Lords
Leraflip
House of Commons
Graham
Prince of Wales
Turin
Charles Fox
Johan Rode
Prescott
Borough
Midhurst
Wendover
Gattons
Shaftesbury
Westminsterhall
Lord Kenyon
Richard Coleman
Patrick MéManus
Pigeon couriers and a theft trial at the Old Bailey
In London Bow Street court, Coleman sued for money said to be in the hands of a constable after his acquittal for robbery. Verdict favored Coleman for ten guineas. The column also notes Turkish and Persian use of pigeons for intelligence, a Hyde Park duel, a boy’s confession of horse theft, fatal injuries from a broken horse, Paris politics and a murder in Rutland, plus a medical testimonial for the Oriental Cordial.
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Bow-shreet
Coleman
Bearcroft
Lord Keynon
Turkey
Bazora
Persia
Grand Seraglio
Ovid
Thaurosthenes
Egina
Hirtius
Brutus
Modena
Hyde Park
Capt. Cookson
33D Regiment
Mr. Borradile
Norfolk
Cookson
Nombey
Borradile
Captain Crawford
the Invalids
Flackney
Smithfeld
Meff
Mann and
Paris
Duke of Orleans
Versailles
Villers Cotterets
Uncommon alarm rattles Wrexham area
In Wrexham the town has been gripped by an unusual and widespread alarm triggering concern among residents as reports spread from Shrewsbury on November 29. The incident prompted local authorities to issue warnings and patrols are being increased to reassure the public.
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Shrewsbury
Wrexham
N. B
John Arnold
Wa. Francis
Bridge-street
WereLouse
Lawford
Francis
Carnan
Bankrupts and marriages listed in Bristol notices
A long list of bankrupts includes William Pocock, Sain Kiringtoo, John Saodey, John Pigott, Pennington Phillips, Thomas Morgan, Attornies Hughes and Anderdon, Thomas Wetherell, Robert Woodman, Thomas James Lawrence, John Moore, James Renton, Henry Webster, William Nelson, and others with dates in November and December. Marriages include John Dibble to Sarah Wood, builders and naval-related matches, and several notable obituaries and notices from Bristol, Dublin, London, and Somerset communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pocock
Bishop Yate
White Lion
Bristol
Attornies
Hughes
Anderdon
Thomas Wetherell
Sunderland
Durham
Robert Woodman
Fareham
Hants
Thomas James Lawrence
Ludgate Street
London
John Moore
City Road
Middlesex
Michael Evans
Stafford
Chapman
the Star
Richard Dale
Swan Inn
Thomas Wight
Birmingham
John Muirhead
Andover
Hampshire
Guildhall
Nettlecombe
Somerset
John Dibble
Sarah Wood
Joseph Foot
Hig
Plymouth Yard
Betsey Williams
Sir John Williams
His Majesty’s Navy
Capt. Webb
Coldstreem Regiment of Guards
Hoare
Dublin
John Duffield
Wroxton
Oxfordshire
Almanack contents and royal news spoil the Bristol press
A long excerpt lists astronomical tables and calendars for 1789 Almanacks with tide tables, feasts, and royal events, followed by London Milan dispatches on King George III’s health. Reports describe Parliament adjournments, Pitt Fox petitions, and continental war preparations, with travel of Mr. Fox from Turin to London and Polish Diet tensions.
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Jupiter
Fenus
England
Londom
Windsor
Noga
Fen
Majesy
Buen
R. Warren
G. Baker
Pepys
Reynolds
His
Basiness Tif
Windreland
Pict
Fox
Fox's Arrival Is Idle In the Extreme. Mr. Pitt
Mr. Fox Beeing
Pitt
Prince of Wales
Turin
Rome
Bologna
London
Berlin
Poland
Tag Treans
Prodia
Warsaw
Prusia
Sweden
Denmark
Diet
Prussia
Count Stackelberg
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St. James's
Murhood
Mallidéas
Everal
Raachen
Dein
William Freeman
Edithweston
Rutland
Oakham Market
Hambleton
Weldon
Oakham Gaol
William Mason
Silver
Gosforth
Cumberland
Oriental Vegetable Corps
J. Ware and Son
Cornwell
Conduit-street
Hanover-Square
Wu. Browne
Touzey
O& Go
Shirehampton
Country News
Fr Aline
Farley
Hets
Baristot
Oseph Shepard
Ward Glover
Corn-street
Nottingham
J. Farguss
WaLver Werutex
Deceas
Limekiln Lane
College Street
Georee Wellck
Walter Wellick
Agan
Wilts, Hants
Deorset
Somersit
Devon
Cornwall
Uron
Joseph Mooy
SaLissury
Salisbury
B. C. Collins
Wm. Browne
Tolzey
J. 8
Beckett
Pearson and Rollason
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