Cantons insurgents rise in arms amid Baltic reports
Letters from the frontier describe Ostrolength artoomi zers rebels exceeding 3000 men denying submission to the king until privileges granted by King Stanislaus are confirmed. Cossack depredations in the Republic’s territories include plundering Tuldezin and Michalow, with Towariz Halluczinski killed after a siege, and towns like Tyrowa left despoiled. Regiments pursue the vagabonds, while Baltic trade sees a royal frigate bring Norwegian silver bars and pearls from Dronsheim to Copenhagen.
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Republick
Tuldezin
Michalow
Towariz
Halluczinski
Tywrowa
M. Kalezynski
Braclaw
Lauiczewo
Copenhagen
Zuly
Norway
Dronsheim
Count de Ramzau
Christiania
Publick notice of Mary Moore apothecary practice relocation
Mary Moore daughter of John Moore apothecary announces removal to Lawrence-Pountney-Hill near Cannon Street and offers worm medicines antiscorbutic pills and spirits cures for chronic rheumatism and sciatica an elixir for violent fits of the stone and other tooth care products. The Worm-Medicings are sold by her order with directions by Mrs Reader or agent sugar leaves in Hopet street. Counterfeits warned. Also an introduction to a natural history of tame pigeons.
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Mary Moore
Jace Mer
John Moore
Abchureh-lane
Lawrence-Pountney-lane
Lawrence-Pountney-Hilly
Cannontreet
England
Port News From Falmouth July 13 to 16 Arrivals
The Eagle Packet from Gerunna the Jonn and Mary Dickson from Antigua for Cork. Remdnts the Prince Frederick Pack er Lovell for Lisbon. Unity Partridge from Newfoundland. Downs, etc. Several ships arrive or pass in the Downs including the London Picker from Carolina and the Industry Sheppagiton from New England. Many vessels from Jamaica Nevis Maryland Virginia and other places noted with captains and names.
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Fuly
Gerunna
Jonn
Mary
Dickson
Antigua
Cork
Prince Frederick Packer
Lovell
Lisbon
Partridge
Newfoundland
Deal
Shiyrthe Ugiita
S. W. Esefend
London
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Lane
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Industry
Sheppagiton
New England
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Elizabeth
Apollo
Brown
Resolution
Wood
Bytbigg
Brooks
Clavertden
Gregory
Jamaica
Mountain
Keller
Montferrat
Providence
Harford
Nevis
Kemp
Maryland
Timothy
Jacob
Belcher
Virginia
Dixon’s Bay
Golter
Hill Galley
Gorman
Letters From an Officer in Hungary Describe Destruction
An officer's letter from Slatina dated the 30th recounts a quiet march through the Bannat toward Oravova, noting Turkish detachments retreating, and detailing the sacking of Caranfebes with churches and convents desecrated. He praises provisions secured by the Great Duke of Tuscany and Count Konigsegg, notes upcoming difficult passes, and records local news including marriages, deaths, and racing results in England and Durham.
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Orfova
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Count Neuperg
Prince Lobkenfitz
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