News of Military Movements and Plague Across Europe
Dispatches describe General Mahoni and Count Gage in Capri area maneuvers with thousands of troops assembling around Cato fica and Pesaro to counter Spaniards. Reports from Smyrna warn plague ravaging Levant trade as France eyes offensive winter strategy and plans to land squadrons at Toulon to support Italy.
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Sequlinced UY Llaswiie
Duke of
Catofica
St. Bartolo’s Hill
Pesaro
Pheir
Gage
Foligno
Madeira
Miaillebois
Femimahd
Dauphine
Levant
Smyrna
Paris
La-Main
Cné
France
Arne'd
Fontainblgau
Berlin
Monf. Cuavignyy
Kuik
M. de St. Sauveur
Dixedtor
the Marine
Torfer Ourin
Ivy
Con- Peterfooutg
Eis
Coust
Thang
Madrid
Spain
Hdefonso
Dona Maria Theresa
Lafant
Don Philip
Deaths in Dublin Honorary Fellows and Parliament Member
Ireland Dublin November 5 reports the sudden death of the Rev Hugh Craffan D D Fellow of Trinity College and professor of History and Oratory at the university. Also noted is the death at Abbey Street residence of Robert Norman Esq memor of Parliament for Londonderry and holder of several customs related deputy offices.
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Ireland
Dublin
Hugh Craffan
Fininy College
Abbey-Street
Robert Norman
Londonderry
Depsity iCraner
Stormy Seas Endangering Merchant and Royal Naval Scene
Distracted by contrary winds a British warship and a merchant vessel clashed near the coast. A boat from the naval force attempted to seize sailors, a crew member was killed, and several injured as shots were exchanged. The warship then bombarded a town area near Park Dyke. Port news notes three Dutch ships sailing for East India and several accompanying vessels remaining in port as of November 15.
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Ernie Ena
Sree Sathar
Deal
East-India
Ursula
Bathura
Smith
Anne
Wigg
Beatson
Fantasca
E. N EN
Royal Ambassadors and Deaths Highlight London News
A fragmentary London notice recounts the arrival of Prince Sherbatow the Emissary from the Czar, mentions Mr Wright Lee as wealthy, and reports the deaths of Lewes trader Wood Spencer and Lambeth lodger Mr Ryder. A fire at the White Horse Brewhouse in Clerkenwell caused considerable damage before extinguishing. Captain Langweech of the Prince William’s life is noted in incomplete lines.
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James
Wright Lee
Lewes
Syftx
Wood Spencer
Lambeth
Mr. Ryder
London
Red- Bull
Clerkenwell
Langweech
Wil
Voyage and prize reports amid Atlantic trade turbulence
A period notice recounts ships bound for Bengal and Liverpool, a Privateer collision near Ireland, and ships lost with crew perishing near Waterford. It mentions Jamaica trade decline, Spanish Privateers, and Admirals Vernon and Ogle boosting efforts. Also listed are London financial items and a public auction notice for Bridge House Lands with bid proposals due December 7.
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Liam Indiaman
Bengal
Dunkirk
Somerset
Liverpool
Carolina
Baltimore
Ireland
Richard
John
Copeland
Jamaica
Prince of Wales
Mercury
Virginia
London
Waterford
D. Extra
Orford
Vernon
Ogle
Kents
Polacco
Porto Rico
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Naples
Siland
Mahoni
En Mandh
Parti A la
Fonagindeau
Toulon
Matthews
Mediterranean
Italy
Var
Brett
Prussia
Buymingnen
Marschal Ceigny
Marquess de la Ravoy
M. Ceigny
Old Brifae
Fribourg
Flanders
C.otland
Neo
London-Pridge
Koco Epa
India
Royal Exchange
Bridge House
Shuart
Middle East
London-Bridge
Barlow
St. Magnus Church
Gilex Child
Dopinion
Silcock
Hobb
Putham
Eavles
Sauther
Reed
Bromfield
Bertigilass
Ciamitteg
Chassber
Guilghall
Wedislay
Aubich
Southwark
Apbyel
Jos
Pickering
Comptrolier
John Simith
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