French Prisoners in Guards Suspected Treachery
Report of two soldiers taken to the city on suspicion of treachery. Also notes large supply dispatches to Sabatch and ongoing troop movements around Jagodina and Niffa. Dispatches from Petersburgh and Copenhagen recount imperial promotions, military orders, and strategic plans, with warnings of provisions and port preparations for an early campaign.
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Sabatsch
Bosnia
Danube
Jagodina
Niffa
Peterbourg
Baron Lubras
Revel
Cousland
Windau
Libau
d’Ostein
Vienna
Marquess de Botta
Transilvania
Republick
Poland
Flemming
Lithuania
Sophi
Persia
Teflis
Carduel
Georgia
Copenhagen
Steinhorst
Crown of
Denmark
Frederick the Second
Saxe-Lawenbourg
Holstein
M. de Wedderkop
Hanover
London
Great Britain
Eleftor
Lawenbourg
Disturbances in Barbary and Corsica Echo London Ports
Reports from Barbary describe Muley Mustadi’s deputies pressing for tenths amid rival claimants to the throne and Arab and Black troops marching from Ophran toward Guinea. In Genoa, Corsican politics heat up with Boosfieux’s death and Ornano’s regulation as Bastia notes Greek Tartars. London society chronicles marriages, deaths, robberies, and merchant exports while a local stake involves a public subscription raffle with limited remaining shares in White's Chocolate House.
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Santa Cruz
Barbary
N.S. Ceriors
Paris
Muley-Muftadi
wey-Abdallah
Guinéy
Ophran
Nun
Sophia
Genoa
N.S
Bastia
Count de Boisfieux
Corsica
Luke Ornano
Republick of
Theodore
Ajaccio
Calvi
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Portmouth
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Deal
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Litchfield
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Howarth
Alexander Howarth
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Spencer
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Hamilton
Joseph Hales
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Northampton
Knightsbridge Chapel
Mayo
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Winchester
Maring
St. Mary
Hill
Edwin Martin
David Martin
Miss Atkins
Abraham Atkins
Clapham
Mr. Atkin
Laft
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Covent Garden
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Estwick
St. Paul's
Highgate
John Lumley
Waterford
Kingdom of Ireland
Whitechapel
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Essex
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Temple- Exchange
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Mr. Barrett
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Royal Exchange
Mr. James
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