Turbulent night in Florence Convent strikes fear
The Dublin Gazette reports a violent storm at midnight on the 18th with rain and hail of enormous size that damaged the Convent of the New Converts, toppled the church steeple, and damaged nun cells though aid arrived to limit losses.
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Protests and appointments amid European notices from London
London dispatched rumors recount the Emperor’s bargaining at Ratisbon, abolition of the Fourth Article, and Georgia health decrees to ban strong spirits. Mingled items report Scots peers named to high offices, Gordon's illness recovery, and Naples troop movements. Dispatches note escaped Turkish slaves, Spanish port armament, and Greek isle crop yields forecast.
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