Plague at Malta amid widespread fear and fast spread
Letters from Malta describe a deadly plague sweeping towns like Strada, Vittoriosa, and Valletta. Details include countless deaths, quarantines, brutal containment by guards, and the grim toll on families as authorities warn of lingering spread despite measures.
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Green
Gravina
Steada Pavla
Salvador Bory
Geren
Sheetiaker
Casal Isola
Florians
St. Julian
Vittorivea
Bormeta
Malta
Gona
Lampeduza
Fort Manuel
Chilcott
Manuel
Chilcot
Lada Pryzi
Waotave
Msiano
Jery
Packer
Giornale de Matta
Sicily
Oakes
Giornales di Matta
Selb
Sitree
Parlisades
Salonica
Smyrna
Constantinople
Swedish Vindication No 5 Denmark Norway pacific terms
The document argues Denmark could not secure a just peace after loss and war and questions Count Bernstorff's demands. It urges Sweden to press for genuine concessions including indemnities, recovery of colonies, and a broader balance of power. It notes Norway and Drontheim issues, urges moderation, and contemplates large troop deployments to influence outcomes.
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Davish
Londeo
Denmark
England
Cormon
Germany
Conor Bernotnff
London
Norway
Bernstorl
Copenhagen
Anvolt
Helipoland
Hamburg
Lubec
Dies
Holland
Europe
Sweden
Zealand
Remre
Calabria
Omeel
Deontheim
Drontheim
Napoleon
Dwina
Scania
Motland
Guttenburg
Clara St. Cyr
Baron de Brome
St. Petersburgh
Naptein
Charles X
Gottenburgh
Russia
Christian
Jude
Elbe
Garvagh Tragedy Tied to Ribbon Men Violence
The Garvagh incident in County Derry involved 1500 Ribbon men seeking vengeance on a publican linked to Freeman and Orangemen. A staged ambush led to gunfire, three deaths on the spot, with more succumbing to wounds next day. Orangemen and Freemasons later paraded through Garvagh amid condemnation by the Belfast Chronicle.
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Lord Whitworth
Ireland
England
Garvagh
Derry
Davidebn
Abe
Orangemen
Freemasons
Belfast
Portsmouth
Arequis of
Wellington
Marriage and obituary notices from a 19th century paper
MARRIED. On the 27th alt. by special license the Earl of Danglington of Cleveland-hbute St James-square Wed Miss Elizabeth Russell of Newton-houge near Bedgly oorkshire. DIED. On the 6d ol¢ in Pall Mall London sped 79 the Hon Mrs Keppet-religt aunt to the late Hon Dr Kepp Bishop of Exeter and aunt to his Royal Highness Duke of Gloucester.
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Earl of Danglington
Cleveland-hbute
St. James-square
Pall Mall
London
Keppet-religt
Kepp
Exeter
Duke of Gloucester
London Royal House Order Extends Import Permit Six Months
The Prince Regent in Council extends for six months the power to import hides, calfskins, horns, tallow, wool, and related goods in foreign ships with duties matching British or Imperial rates. This action, continuing under Acts from the 44th to 47th years of his Majesty, responds to a potential peace treaty and permits entry in any port or place in the Kingdom.
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Garlion-House
Dhe
Great Britain
U Kingdom
Prince Rey
Privy Council
Actus
Royal Proclamation Restricts Ships and Ports Access
The Crown enacts a royal notice restricting entry of ships and forbidding non ballast vessels from entering certain ports and waters between inland regions and Sandy Island. The Privy Council revokes ballast entry for merchant vessels except under privacy and licensing. Printed for Pro Ment Street, WM Hodges, 16 Parliament Street.
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North Haven
Privy Council
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Strada Real
Barrigys
Mirket
Fooreavas
Noble Astother
Bhdivesian
Dullarto
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