Dublin Gazette: Advices on Spain Rome and Papal Limits
Fragmentary Dublin Gazette items report Spain Rome negotiations and papal appointments, along with potential Catholic and Ottoman peace terms. Dispatches describe the Archduchess's reported pregnancy, troop movements, and a set of conditions proposed for a Russia Turkey peace. A Spanish officer’s arrest in Naples and tobacco smuggling prosecutions are noted amid earthquake tremors and material shipments from Calabria for warships.
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Spain
Rome
Two Sicilies
Holy See
Order of Malta
Vienna
Lorrain
Italy
Germany
Baron Dahlman
Constantinople
Joseph de Litchtenstein
Hungary
Danube
Widdin
Russia
Raila
Black Sea
Persia
Naples
Duke de Montemar
Prince de
Calabria
Rioters Rampage in Goodman's Fields and Spitalfields
In August night scenes the mob looted and smashed windows at several London premises including a cook shop in Mill Yard and the Sign of the Bull and Anchor in Rag-Fair. Police and a Tower detachment quelled the disturbance, arresting nine rioters and dispersing about two hundred. Justice Phillips aided the guard and later two dozen prisoners were examined and six committed to Newgate. The Frightful episode ends with continued police presence and hopes the intoxicated mob is over.
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Shoreditch
Spittlefields
Guntleman’s Fields
Sullivan
Mill Yard
Goodman’s Fields
Goodman’s- Fields
Lemmon-street
Goodman’s-Fields
Allen
One Atkin
Lemmmon-street
Clifford Williams Philips
Rosemary-lane
Justice Philipps
Jena
Col. Williamson
Philipps
Deacon
Newgate
Cis
His Majesty’s Lifes Guards
Tower-hill
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