Rumors of War and Trade Tensions Spill Across Europe
Reports describe Palatinate of Braclaw ruined by Tartars incursions and Neapolitan political shifts. Letters from Havre de Grace discuss Hyder Ali’s actions in India to deter English trade, while Holland tightens book censorship and English observers note plague and shipbuilding oddities amid court proceedings in London.
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Warsaws
Palatinate of Braclaw
Towar
Thie City
Arsemal
Trapani
Sienna
Avignon
France
Wetherland & Lodoter
Havre'de Grace
Hyder Aliiertaordinsty
Tonjarny
Pondicherry
Viscount Towotheld
Lefson
Earl of Mexborough
Lord Athwell
John Vonfonby
House of Commons
House of Lorda
Lancelot Law
Woattina
Meath
Robert
Werrol
Lark
Mernaigh
London
Royal Exchange
Cork-hill
Dennis Toole
James Toole
Edward Brenahin
Gallowa-hill
Kilmainham
Swords
Dublin
Faulkaoer
Robinson
St. Werburgh’s
Elizabeth Molloy
Guild of Merchants
James Hamilton
Willis Thompson
Mell
Marshall
Forde
Molloy
Beggs
Barry
Holyheld
Woithiam
Parkgate
Faulkner
King
Four Courts
Marshallea
Limerick
George Boultter
Mile Tuthill
Wiliam Nugent
Sader
Mais Fenny Rourke
Cook Street
William Murphy
Gragaran
Royal Hospital
Burrows
Petree
Ford-Street
Netbit
English Grammar School
Peter Carleton
Robert Harrison
Sam. Whyte
Ian
David Shertocke
Jeb. Exshaw
Henry Lee
John Fitzgerald
Robert Exshaw
Dan. White
Anthony Gore
Richard Hudson
William Marsden
Fet
Dawson
Milton
Shakespear
Dryden
Pope
Addison
The
Medlicott
Sam
Whyte
Sol
Williams
Gabriel Stokes
Ralph Gore
Thomas Hackett
Theob. Medlicott
James White
William Austin
Vaughan Pendred
Oliver Grace
Robert Shea
Richard Hodson
Graftoneftreet
Samuel Whyte
Davys
Jennings
Fishambie-street
Comerford
O'Brien
Uther's Quay
England
Henry Woods
Christopher Reilly
Smithfield
Reilly
Hin Pardue
Fwardthy Corsi
Warlike News and Political Turmoil From Dublin 1769
The Dublin Journal reports rising tensions with Russia and Turkey, naval preparations in the Baltic and Levant, and a possible war. It notes Duke of Grafton and Lord Hertford meetings, Irish governance shifts, and the East India Company seeking naval support. Public notices include local crime, punishments, and community safety measures.
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Grand Pensinnary
Constantinople
Black Sea
Kent
Duke of Grafton
Earl of Hertford
Conway
Bay of Gibraltar
Levant
Geo. Conway
St. James's
Scotland
Ireland
East India Company
Glasgow
Townshend
Sawbridge
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George Faulkner
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St James's
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Essex Bridge
Weavers Hall
Corporation of Weavers
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Golden Lane
Weavers-hall
William Gleadowe
Treasury
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Otober
John Bayly
Essex-street
Herses
Kirsten
Tocomes
Arnold
Connaught
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Trinity-lane
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