Varna Massing and Relatable Turmoil Abroad
A news digest reports a 5000 strong janitorial corps marching on Varna in Bessarabia, looting Greek and Turkish homes, and sacking the Spanish Embassy palace. Two Russians die as a flag is torn down. Other items note the Spanish king's entry into Naples and a papal mission to Saint Domingo, with port conditions at Smyrna and debates in Madrid on American governance.
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Varna
Bessarabia
Tobana
Bosphorus
M. Souton
Buyuk Dere
Naples
Saint Domingo
Boyer
Petion
Port-au-Prince
Smyrna
Toreno
Spain
America
Trans Atlantic
Cortes
North Berwick
Canty Bay
Bass Rock
Wright
Swineshead
Harrison
Cuddie
Winster
Bakewell
Derby
Sheffield
Norwich
Marquis
Londonderry
Lord Londonderry
Manchester
Angel-meadow
Francis Cowton
John Owen
Mary Stoth
Mary Rostern
Francis Wrigley
James Oldham
John Bryan
Edward MacDonald
Mary Wallwork
Elizabeth Heape
John O'Brian
Duke of Sussex
C. Fyshe Palmer
Thomas Wilkinson
Fitzroy Square
W. Templer Pole
Shute House
Axminster
Henry Potts
Edward Dawson
W. Salisbury
Brompton
Ceres
Isis
Bishop
N. H. Nicholas
R. N
S. Barlow
Royal Academy of Woolwich
Jacob Perkins
Fleet-street
King’s Bench
Edmonds
Madox
Cartwright
Wooler
Birmingham
House of Commons
Magox
Justice Bagyey
Major Cartwright
Hiey
Act
Warwick
Theilly
Emigration from Greenock on the David to Canada
The ship David sailed from Greenock with 364 passengers bound for Canada. Passengers and crew waved farewell two miles below Clock Lighthouse, and the outfit funds totalled £1198 11s 8d with £93 11s 8d to be shared among emigrants. Passengers mainly hail from Lanark Dumbarton Stirling Clackmannan and Linlithgow.
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David
Greenock
Canada
Clock
Lanark
Dumbarton
Stirling
Clackmannan
Linlithgow
Edinburgh Courant
Westminster Hall
Westminster Abbey