Pandora mutiny and crew losses reported in voyage
Reports indicate 13 or 14 of the Pandora frigate crew were lost while in the voyage led by Captain Enwarps. Three Bounty men aboard Sverfet ima-boats were later recovered. fourteen of the mutineers remained concealed, with searches dispatched to locate them. Some mutineers and women from Oraheite were last seen near a remote island as attempts to recover them continued.
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Bounty
Sirius
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Bashee Phottonhbeaten
Jean Aan
Abeegidora
Curistauayand
Nhutneers
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Theifiendi
Christian
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French War News Shocks City as India Stocks Dip
Friday afternoon brings alarming reports of the French frigate Reserv capture and Coimbatore’s fall to Tippoo. India funds decline as consuls note mood shifts. Vienna’s Kaunitz envoy delivers a stern reply to Louis XVI amid Austrian troop mobilizations.
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India
Coimbatore
Tri- Poo
National’ Assembly
Tippolo
Covernor
Pondicherry
Cornwallis
Ander Conyby
Hungary
Prince Kaunitz
M.de Noaillés
Vienna
National Assembly
Royal Drawing Room at St James amid sparse attendance
Yesterday at two o'clock the Queen held a Drawing Room at St James's attended by the Duke of Montrose and Viscount Wentworth. The King returned to the Drawing Room later as new marriages were noted. The Duke and Duchess of York plan to depart for Newmarket, and the Meeting will see them housed in the King's House. A Court of Directors at the India House adjourned, and naval commands shifted with Captain Dawkins and Captain Bonvito taking posts. Letters for the Leeward Islands and Jamaica will go by packet. The Lords in Ireland adjourn to April 18. A naval battle in the Downs was noted with Britain urged to overlook the Gallic insult. Sir Ephraim Pocock died at Berkeley Square aged 87. A court martial at Chatham awarded 1090 lashes and punishment for Grant’s unit.
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Yoerx
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King’s House
Watpecravt
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India House
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Dawk
Great Britain
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Nishouse
Charles Breet
Berkeley Square
SirEroxer Pocock
Chathaph
Grant
Murder of the King of Sweden dispatches misread
A distorted report from Rozerr Listas Efg notes the Swedish king Gustavus the Third was fatally shot at a palace festivity. An official line says the regicide is a Swedish army officer driven by disappointment, while rumors blamed French politics or Diet discontent. The piece outlines the king’s life, reforms, and the suspected motives behind the assassination.
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Rozerr
Listas
Stockholm
Fating
Fj Marguetrade
Sweden
Gustavus the Third
Paris
Sofia
Faa
Phia
Royslofi Dentyekt
Aeithie Guldavas Sadsiphus
France
Dredd
Unclear College Election Nominee Mentions
Fragmentary text discusses who will be the person(s) recommended for election by a college body. The note questions certainty and references a process or candidates, with no clear names, dates, or places readable.
Incoherent 19th Century Convention Report
A damaged OCR piece critiques a Vienna treaty article. It notes the convention was signed by Count COLLOREDG with unclear signatories, mentions Prince Coluéneo as minister, and questions the treaty’s authenticity and diplomatic validity. The correspondent calls the pretended treaty full of absurdities.
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Phe
Bisherswee
Viennna
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Prince CoLuéneo
Kaus NiTz
Fragmented Dispatch on French War News and Trade Plot
Fragmentary dated text relates a messenger to Paris with instructions about an engagement with the Reo figate in the East Indies and notes alleged French ministerial treachery. It mentions Commodore Carnivaris knowledge of stores to be conveyed, a precipitate French captain, and a Paris Perpignan defenceless state. Also discusses commercial schemes, a river Bog trade plan, and allied speculation amid Turk positions.
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Paris
M. de Narconsé
Perpignan
Perpipmany
Department Des Pyrenees
Pe Hesse
Porock
Swedish court affairs hint at Russian, French alliance shifts
The March 13 notice from Storkholm reports Secretary of State and other officials noting the King appoints Baranche Steding as Grand Cross holder and Extraordinary Envoy to the Court of Petersburg. An audience is planned for the envoy to deliver letters of credit. It notes frequent conferences with the Spanish Minister and mentions Ruffian forces and Swedish interest in a broader European role.
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Storkholm
Frank
Icketbergy
Baranche
Steding
Order of the Sword
Aimbassader
M.ide
Hagen
Baton Vefears
Bouille
Geflé
Cabfentz
France
Mediterranean
Sweden
Tiéansta
Funeral of Sir Joshua Reynolds Reported in Humble Manner
The funeral of Sir Joshua Reynolds is described with solemn detail, noting the mourning observers and ceremonial processions. Report emphasizes a restrained, respectful tribute and mentions family presence and the general public sentiment in the aftermath of his death.
Fragmentary 18th century notes on medical and political topics
The readable fragments reference discussions of medicine, law, and governance with mentions of places and figures such as London institutions and named individuals. Context is unclear, but the text hints at debates on constitutional matters and public service within a historical European setting.
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