Rebellion and Military Drafts Roil France and England
Reports from Paris detail a continuing purge against Jesuits and letters de cachet, with Cardinal Tescin under scrutiny and the Prefet of St Hubert replaced. A mass draught in Paris aims to rally 10,000 to 12,000 soldiers, while Marshal Noailles moves on Spires and menacing notes from Holland describe garrisons marching to Mons, Charleroi, and St Guilin. In England, a Bristol press gang incident ends in murder verdict as a Bremen factor crewman is killed amid bounty-free enforcement.
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St. Hubert
Theogh Cardinal
Tescin
Veris Les
Melina
France
Marshal de Noailles
Duke of
Oscans
Cation
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Ounthllia
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Paris A-Jamain
Landau
Marshal Noailles
Marshall Noailles
Hollan D. Hague
Republick Dstin
Mons
Aeth
Charleroy
S. Guiflin
League
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Marshall Brogne
Egra
Don Philip
Paris
Savoy
Sardinia
Paris A La-Main
Egrats
Bavaria
Strasbourg
England
Bristol
Morta
Bremen
Cornelius Callaghan
Oadfoot
Inquzst
Vast Atlantic War News and Court Actions Reported
Military dispatches describe ships sailing from the harbor at two o'clock and a fleet sighting at evening, with a possible subsidy treaty to regulate winds. Knighthood conferred on Capt. Charles Molloy. William Shippen, a Newton MP, dies. Reports from Harwich, Plymouth, and Woolwich mention privateers, garrisons, and officer appointments. Georgian frontier discoveries fail to find a sea path to China. Spanish army departs for Mantua. Clear mentions of Rome to Harwich communications and Highland regiments in Ware and Argyleshire.
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Lap
Aleady
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Charles Molloy
William Shippen
Newton
Lancashire
Great Britain
Times
Peesburg
Aca
Gest Tartary
China
Tastary
Afantua
Turin
Paris
Italy
Duke of Richmond
Hanover
Germany
Whitehall
Henry Penton
Dennis Bond
Daniel O’carrol, Bart
John Waite
Eiqs
Royal Regiment of Welsh Fuziliers
Newsham Pesrs
Ellison
Harwich
Har
Woolwich
Flanders
Sje
Rhode Island
Providerce
Hungary
Lord Semples
Highlanders
Robert Monro
Ware
Hertford
Hogton
London
Howard
Regiment of Foot
Argyleshire
Scotland
Sje Whitby
Thomas Benson
Dieppe
Dunkirk
Havre-de-grace
Georgia
Serveras
Late 18th Century Dublin News Letter Highlights
Letters from Jamaica report a captured Spanish laden with powder and ammunition aboard the Non-such Man of War. Dublin notices recount a minister killed in a chaise accident, riots in Plunket Street, a near burial accident, and a collapsing wall. The Charitable Musical Society plans an hospital for incurables, with theatre announcements and public appeals for donations. Flowers of commerce and local prices are listed alongside theatre events at Crow Street and Smock Alley.
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Frederica
Jamaica
South Sea
South
India
Royal Exchage Assurance
London
Rae Thalf
Prem
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Exchequer
Dublin
Tuam
Vesey
Leverpool
Dublin Watch
Parkgate
Lord Hillsborough
Lord Heath
St. Katherine’s Church Yard
Plunket Street
Kings End
Trish Town
Castle Yard
Johnson
Crow-treet
Crow-street
Theatre Royal
Aungier - Street
Manwaring
College Green
Robert Butler
Michael Cuff
Elgin Dawson-street
Edward Richbell
Stephen's Green
Delany
Bradford
George
Faulkner
Smock Alley
Cibber
Gifford
Lord Foppington
Kingdom
Charles Easy
Giffard
Betty Modith
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Patrick-street
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London Magazine
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Dowdal
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