Turbulent Janissaries and Atlantic News From 1750
The Dublin Journal reports unrest among Janissaries with an Aga executed and many ordered to march toward frontiers. Letters from Cadiz note French ships and Caribbean plans, while London items cover robberies, public notices, and a Dublin proclamation against idle and vagrant beggars. The piece blends European war news, trade concerns, and local enforcement.
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Turkey
Asmongst
Erha
Rancse
Paris
Bielt
M. de Bompart
Martinico
Acwally
America
Naral
Tobago
Sc. Rebs
Dsina Amferdant
Dafter
Madrid
M. Rouille
Bretk
M. de PuySeux
Albemarle
Canada
Nova Scnta
M. de Popfirdx
Solent
J. Pember
Nyo
Newport
Drei Tha
Pat Bieib
Dina
Gaye
Stith
Malet
Tangiers
de Algerines
Beter
England
Calais
Dunkirk
Dieppe
Boulogne
John Carbold
Smutler
Norwich
Fielding
Newgate
Liverpool
Alderney
Halifax
Nova’ Scotia
Earl of March
Bajazet
Earl of Godolphin
Falke Greville
Ralph Gore
Earl of Portmore
Kildare
Ireland
É&C. Oy
Marshalsea
All Ireland
Earl of BelBorough
Sibsg Lake
Holyhead
Brovgfiane
Antrim
Tholfel
Greeny
George
Jae Af
Storey
Mérchamta
Stopford
Dublin
Thomas Teylor
Henry the Eirth
A&t
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Chetter
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Prench
Hanovér
Staries
Constantinople
Thun
Rhodes
Sp.ce
A . Thomas Taylor
Goth
Ser
Swifa
Cadengs
Vanessa
Peck
London
Duke of Chandos
Henry VII