Troops march as Turkish detachments burn villages
Reports from Belgrade and Jagodina say Ottoman troops advance to join the Grand Army while a Turkish detachment burns three houses at Paffanogge. Other dispatches mention Swedish preparations in Finland, a new council of regency in Kiel, and various military and political movements across Europe with recruiters and ships noted in Mainz, Paris, and Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuccovar
Jagodina
Paffanofge
Zwernick
Hambourg
Fune
Holstein-Gottorp
Kiel
Meff
de Holmes
Paulsen
M. Heimer
Baron Stark
Keil
Charles Frederick of
Stockholm
Count Lewenhaupt
Finland
Francfort
Count Colloredo
Schwerzingen
Eleftor Palatine
Manheim
Sultzbach
Hungary
Wallis
Danube
Letiwsstrom Predocurg
Paris
Blois
Orleannois
M. Orry
M. Herault
d’Argencon
Lifton
Impressed Sailors and Warships in Bristol River Scene
A provincial notice invites volunteers to serve on His Majesty's Sloop Spy anchored in the road. Mackrel boats report hands pressed for impressment, while two ships lie near Milford. A Mackrel boat faced a two-shot rebuke prior to paying for war stores. In Norwich, William Clarke is named mayor for the year, with guild street decor and a garland of gold and silver watches and a central clock displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Helms
Milford
Norwich
William Clarke
Arrivals at Liverpool and Portsmouth from Atlantic routes
June 21 ports report multiple vessels arriving in Liverpool including the Mary Carey from Amsterdam the Anne Parker from Gottenburg the Restoration Ball from Cork Africa the Mary and Anne Needham Ogden Keneal and Betty Campbell all from Jamaica with Drake Sloop of War Seguinea Toll Joseph and Jane Burney and a pink steamer for London Content. June 23 Portsmouth records Sally Carapbel from Antigua arriving.
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Liverpool
Mary
Carey
Amsterdam
Anne
Parker
Gottenbourg
Ball
Corker
Askew
Africa
Needham
Ogden
Keneal
Betty
Campbel
Jamaica
Drake
Seguinea
Toll
Joseph
Jane
Burney
London
Portmouth
Sally
Antigua
London Letter from Paris on Naval Orders and Local News
July dispatch from London notes Admiralty orders urging sea officers to join stations including Brest and Rochefort. Reports include Corsica actions, appointments of captains to Argyle and Greenwich, and social notices from Marlborough and Guildhall. Press gangs, seizures, court news, and local crime add to the bustling chronicle.
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Paris
Admiralty Office
Brest
Rochefort
Earl of Waldegrave
Great Britain
Madrid
London
Genoa
St. Fiorenzo
Balogna
Calvi
Monte Maggiore
DHRC
Repeblick
Corsica
Russia
Board of Admiralty
Argyle
Lingen
Regiment of Horse
Ireland
Ligonier
Marlborough
Wilts
Drelincourt
Guildhall
Grosvenor the
Townsend
Taylor
Middlesex
Shoreditch
Holloway Mount
Moorfields
South Sea Stock and Annuities Market Report
Yesterday South Sea Stock stood at 941.97 with opening figures for South Sea Annuities and related securities. The brief market slate lists bank and Indian issues, Three per Cent annuities, Royal Exchange assurances, English copper, mine adventure shares, and emperor’s loan with scattered prices and fractional quotes.
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South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange
Assurance
Indis Ditto
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the Daily Post
Belgrade
Tuespay
Cowes
Haynes
Gibraltar
Inverness
Comrin
South Carolina
oOa
Gravesend
Success
Watts
Dublin
Rose
Pointer
Sporto
Pretty Betty
Mosely
Virginia
Clark
Morris
Calais
Providence
Levit
Sarah
Calcot
Leghorn
Petersbourg
Bagnio
Gare
Siaogs
Whittle
Long- Lane
Customs
Standgate
St. Margaret’s Hill
Southwark
Westminster
Oxford
John Westley
Lincoln College
Newhaven
Hyde Park
Pimlico
Alder
Knightbridge
Gentlemen of
Lingfield
Surreys
Artilley
London Bridge
H. Goreham
Fleet-street
House of Commons
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