Continuation of the Account of Major Sinclair Murder
The pursuit of Major Sinclair and Couturier by Kurtler and the Affafs sins continues from Altschau near Neustadtel. They seize the travelers, demand their papers, and deny highwayman accusations while escorting them along a changing route toward Furstenau and Naumbourg. The party cooperates, surrenders arms, and awaits a final staging with assurances of safety before the next town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couturier
Altschau
Neustadtel
Breslau
Partiliion
Kuttler
Mr. Sinclair
Zauche
Heiden
Furstenau
Christianstadt
Breslan
Marquess de Villeneuve
Constantinople
Sinclair
Naumbourg
Kuuler
Pott-Boys
News from Europe on Bavaria Emperorship and Neutrality
A fragment from Paris dated Sept 29 reports Bohemian desires to join the Elector of Bavaria to end slavery, with England poised for neutrality in the war. A Prussian envoy at Frankfurt declares orders to vote solely for Bavaria. a known stance could shape the imperial election. Toulon reports three ships under Chevalier de Caylus arriving yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemia
Bavaria
Leill
England
Hungary
Francfort
Mentz
PORT NEWS AND CITY MEETING NOTICE
PORT NEWS reports ships remaining in the Downs and outward-bound vessels sailing to Portsmouth Southampton and Jamaica and mentions ships passing by. A notice to London liverymen invites a meeting at Fayners Hall Thames Street to consider a prosar Pex sent to be returned to the Court of Sdidermen at the Coupao Hall for the Lord Mayor's election. Burnels will be proceeded on at BauroOclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Downs
Ellis
Francis
Wickerman
Portsmouth
Trickham
Southampton
Gravesend
Charles and Mary
Lawson
Jamaica
Newport
Mayer
N. B. Burnels
BauroOlock
Public Works Act to weigh carriages at English toll gates
London reports the Michaelmas Day act enforcing weighing engines at toll gates across England to tax goods above sixty hundredweight at twenty shillings per hundred. The piece also notes multiple marriages, deaths, and local notes including charity for Westminster prisoners and ship news from Port Porteint with an advisory from Admiral Torres’s ship blown up at Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
England
Robert Osborn
Island
Barbadoes
St. Dionis Backchurch
Fenchurchstreet
Sally Hopkins
John Hopkins
Ingateston¢ Hall
Essex
Eigs
Eig
Vulture Hopkins
Lord Eufton
Duke of Gratton
Coventry
Dorothy Boyle
Eighs Fon
Earl of Burlington
Price
Smithfield
St. Paul’s
Lane
East India Company
Lincoln
George Newell
Canterbury
Suield
Newgate-Market
Brentford
Porient
France
la Vera Cruz
Havannahs
Bay of Bistay
Torres
Havannah
Ics
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the Daily Post
Paris
Port News
London Bridge
India
Il Exchange Assurance
Dicco
Leif
Exchequer
Sidha
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