Turbulent Istanbul Under Mutiny and Fire
The first week of September sees Janissary discontent and a mutinous mood in Constantinople. Troops receive quarterly pay and were enticed with purses, but mutiny soon reemerged. A major fire devastates the capital, leaving ashes and ruins. The Grand Vizir is deposed and exiled, with several grandees disgraced as Hadigi Jejen Mehmed Baila takes firm control. War talk rises as the Divan leans toward conflict with Russia. a general war posture dominates. In Belgrade events are noted, while a commerce treaty between states general and the United States appears near signing, with Adams as plenipotentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantingple
Demotica
Tefterdar
Issa Buf
Hadigi Jejen Mehmed Baila
Aga
Janiitaries
Belgrade
Rushia
States General
United States of America
United Provinces
Adams
Conoels Gress
Despatch on Privateer Capture and Gibraltar News
London reports Capture of the Dunkirk privateer L Escamateur by Captain Thomas Kelly of the Fly after a five hour chase off Munsley. The letter also relays news from Gibraltar of a French and Spanish assault, heavy bombardment, and significant British and allied gains inclining to a decisive defense with numerous artillery and naval actions.
Gibraltar Gun Boats Destroyed in Bold Rock Cavern Siege
In a dramatic defense at Gibraltar, troops repelled a land assault with slaughter as gun-boats and floating batteries were set ablaze within an improvised caverned rock shelter. Governor and garrison workers heated cannons to fire upon the enemy, destroying seventeen boats in under an hour. Dispatches note allied fleets near Cadiz and Virginia, with British officers connected to notable peerage. News from Paris and Newfoundland corroborates shifting front lines and credit to Scots garrison leadership. A Dublin merchant recently arrived reports Parisian fear over royal Princes, while other reports of forts in Hudson’s Bay being seized are questioned. Public notices include regimental renamings and a bank robbery arrest in London. The storm toll records two Brundish boys struck by lightning, one killed, the other left grievously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty Office
Thomas Kelly
Mr. Stephens
Yarmouth
Admiralty
Munsley
Cromer
L’escamateur
Dunkirk
Thomas Roberts
Paris
Gibraltar
Windsor
Foster
Dover
Elliot
O’reiley
Dublin
Princes of the Blood
Bay of
Cadiz
Dicttateur
Suffisant
Toulon
Vaudreuil
Cape Henry
Virginia
Count Rochambeau
Philadelphia
Cape
Rhode Island
Boston
Great Britain
Francis Elliot
Stobbs, Bart
Boyd
Earl of Errol
Ross
Lord Ankerville
Newfoundland
Plymouth
America
Hyder
Madras
Hudson’s Bay
Oxford Regiment
Norfolk West
Adams
Eforland
Ferling
United States of North America
John Strettin
Glebe
Strand
Drummond
Sampson Wright
Ipswich
Brundish
Hops and cheese prices from Northampton and surrounding markets
Market reports detail cheese and hop prices at Northampton fairs Reading market and Worcester fair. New hops sold from low to mid range with poor supply after high winds. Cheese prices ranged from 30s to 38s per cwt, fat cattle numerous but few sold, and old hops prices noted with varied bags and packets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Seitbitch
Cheshire
Derby
Tongis
Reading Market
Worcester Fair
Steurport
Glocester Fair
Kent
Farnham hop picking begins amid modest yields
The Farnham harvest opens with early hops described as finer and healthier than in some years, though less plentiful. Notices mention relicts and heiresses in Bath and Ditcheat, plus several aristocratic marriages and court appointments. Bankruptcy lists include Tiverton merchants and London bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnham
Crandall
Earl Mexborough
Stephenson
Ditcheat
Somerset
Luve
London
Moore
Charles Moore
George Rous
Inner Temple
Charlotte Thomas
Bath
Birtu
Lord Ashburton
Ashburton
Auction of Messuage and lands in Allerton and Wedmore Somerset
By Auchon on Thursday October 31 at the House of Solomon Trew Cross Somerset. The property of Mr Rupert Love Lass listed in seven lots including a messuage with garden yard and outbuildings and a freehold orchard with common rights. Lots cover arable land in Allerton lower and upper fields, several meadows and pastures totaling around 25 acres plus a two acre joint pasture. Further particulars from Mr Peter Fry Axbridge Mr Thomas Tyley Wedmore or Edward Daniel attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Trew
Cross
Somerset
Allerton
Wedmore
Tate
Rupert Love Lass
Toll Peridion
Cripnell
Withey Hayes
Wedmore Moor
Tadham Moor
Burlyck
Lutro
Hatch
Lority
Cromwell Cross
Peter Fry
Axbridsze
Thomas Tyley
Edward Daniel
Barstor
O&. Inft
Harry Bapery
Bedmindster
Bedminster
Wm. Waters
Benjamin Price
N.B
Sarah Brunt
Samuel Cox
Carpenter
Hannah Pearce
Esther Moose
Margaret Lane
County of
Osprings
Broad-street
Descriptive Bristol Warehouses and Dwellings for Sale
Audion offers sale by auction or private treaty of extensive warehouses and lodgings in Bristol led by Edward Young and Co. at Lewin's Mead. The parcels include ground floor warehouses with three stories of lofts, stabling, dwelling houses, a river-facing warehouse once a tan-house, and a mill with a fire engine. Details include rents, leases, and access rights. view plans and contact Mr Jones, attorney, Old Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lott
N Fee
Loris
Tate
Meirs
Edward Young and Co
Lewin’s Mead
Battely
Froan
Alfie
Young
Lewin
Dean and Chapter of
Bristol
Christ Church
Milland
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Lisbon
St. Roche
Duke de Crillon
Bayside Gui
Viscountess Folktone
Robert Lord Romney
John Viscount Fairstone
Parfy
Jonathan Forlong
14Th Regiment of Foot
Mr. Sullivan
East India Company
Eliz, Hill
George Hill
Rowel
Fawleycourt
Henley
Sambrook Freeman
Charles Howard
Earl of
Surry
West-Riding of Yorkshire
City of
York
Earl of Faulconberg
North-Riding of
Yorkshire
Thomas Holbeche
Percival Lewis
Act Law
Lewis
New Radnor
St. Alban’s
Enchmarch
Richard Enchmarch
Tiverton
Joshua Marsden
Richard Hargraves
Bridgedee
Peniston
John Vetch
George-yard
Lombard-street
Walsingham Collins
Charig-erets
John Harraden
Chicester
Richard Culverhouse
Sidney's Alley
Westminster
James Blundell
Auchon
Fxchangs
Robert Bayty
Rupert Haynes
Taylors
Amos
Cox
Union Street
Bayly
Haynes
Robert Haynes
Wine-street
Robert Bayly
Brisol
Aes and Cox
Drapers
Merks
Meffrs
Busy
Bell-Inn
Glocester
J Phillpotts
Merchants-Hall
Ss. Worrall
New London
St Thomas- Street
Bristow
George-Inn
Drury-Lane
Annover
White Horse
Picacilly
Chelwood House
Wells
Innox
Chelwood