Invasion News From Russia Frontiers Reported
Petersbourg March 11 report by H E Geurt details a Crimean invasion plan against Russia with Tartars and subjects aiding the attack. Dispatches describe forces near the Little Don and Spewakowka engagement, captures, and skirmishes with Russian troops under Count Munich and General Douglas.
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H-E Geurt
Ruffiz
Russia
Budziack
Bialograd
Nogai
Fronitiers
Maxthal
Munich
Ukrain
St. Alexis
Tartass
Gaizfchul
Kikerkey
Denetskoy
Philosophon
Little Don
Trum
Protopopowka
Tastar
Douglas
Matthal Conar Lacy
Archangel
Edgaftawka
Ain‘ther Rolin
Aladin
Sawigetz
Gunie
Cropotow
Cunie
Tartays
Spewacow
Boguslawka
Siewacow
Imade Giavelyn
Desarts
Rufsians
Ostafiew
Wologde Infantry
Taubow
Gabrison
Spewakowka
Crim
Residas
Oftafien
Paris
Getoa
Republick
Bastia
Couns
Boilfieux
M. Brignole
Port N E Deal March 24 and 25 Shipping List Summary
Shipping notices from Port N E Deal dated March 24 and 25 report several bound ships ready to sail. Vessels include the Down, this Na fat Hutchinson for Jamaica, Sitith Alexander Ruth Phenix Ellis Delight, Br-George Jolly for Leghorn, and Wind a8 for East Indiz. Others named are the Willock for Maryland Panea Expedition Yoleor Pegalis Ramsay Cadiz. Winds from the south.
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Port
N. E
Deal
Downs
Nafat
Hutchinson
Hidlay
Jamaica
William
Anns
St. Christophers
Guiney
Sitith
Alexander
Ruth
Phenix
Ellis
Delight
Baily
Adiz
Jolly
Leghorn
Alchin
East-Indiz
Kigty
Mary
Willock
Maryland
Panea
Yoleor
Pegalis
Ramsay
Cadiz
High Waiter at London Bridge 15 Mines after 4 in the Afternoon
A high waiter at London Bridge reports 15 mines after 4 pm in the afternoon. The incident caused a brief disruption as crowds gathered and authorities investigated the scene for safety concerns. No further details were provided.
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London Bridge
South Sea Stock and Annuities Opening Prices
Readable fragments show South Sea Stock and Annuities listed for the opening with figures such as 1x1 and 1 Gr, plus references to Royal Peaceland Altiganes, African and English bonds, Exchequer Orders and various premium rates. Names and precise items are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the text centers on opening prices and related securities.
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South Sea
Livery Stables Mystery In Nortumberland Alley
A cryptic notice from the Livery describes a large black and white horse named Dag and a person called Pompey amid a message about a Brittes Guinea reward. The fragment hints at a missing horse or person tied to a reward in Fenchurch-Server area.
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Nortumberland Alley
Fenchurch-Server
Dag
Die
Danii
Pompey
Brittes Guinea
Silver Watch and Chair Lost at Six Bells New Brentford
A silver watch and silver chair with a mermaid seal were lost between seven and eight in the evening on February 23 near the Six Bells in New Brentford. A Guinea reward is offered to the finder who returns them to Richard Gregg opposite the church. Goldsmiths or pawnbrokers may have bought the items and will notify the owner.
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New Brentford
Richard Gregg
N. B
Lett from 97 Jarze Honufes in Hand and Per Court
A historical notice describes a property or item lead by a Titman for a tradesman, offering Conveniencies fitting for the said Trades. The inquiry is directed to Mr Richard Burkin, with location notes near Greed Church and Griesbury Coffee-house at the End of Sweeting's Alley behind the Royal Exchange.
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Plymouth
Portsmouth
Prince of Orange
Rotterdam
Beard
Veffel
Batch Weffel
Hermannus
Ourman
Jousian
Holland
Parker
Liloyd
Lombard-street
Southwark
Barbers
S&c
Katharine Leng
Newgate
Samuel Taylor
Jeta Berry
Gikman
Richard Burkin
Griesbury Coffee-house
Sweeting’s Alley
Royal Exchange
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France
Petersbourg
Jaroes, Nealson the Younger
Berwick Upon Tweed
Canterbury
Amelia
Caroline
St. James’s
Dorset
Richard
Jaihes ‘Boucher
Portmouth
Lady-Dag
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