Controversy Over Yellow Fever Origins and European Health
The article argues against locating Yellow Fever origins in North America, citing healthier European cities and better quaran tine practices. It compares Philadelphia and New York to London and Marseille, notes successful quarantines in France and Italy, and warns against relying on flawed reports or speculative theories.
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Europe
United States
New York
Philadelphia
London
Middlesex
Surry
Thames
Plaister
North America
America
Otober
France
Italy
Ireland Trek to Dublin Amid Looming Enemy Visit
A Dublin dispatch reports the government braces for another large enemy visit. Officers on leave are recalled, Brest armament readies for potential embarkation, and thousands of troops, including escaped Alsatian levies, move to coastal points. Rebels stir, driving a new parliamentary bill. The piece notes poor prospects for Ireland until union with Britain is more accepted.
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Chapel Royal
Aucusta
Evizapera
Hamilton
Duke of
St. Margaret's Church
Hayes
Isaiah
Munich
AL Quier
Bavaria
Auquist
Directory
Pallatine
Rastadt
M.arquier
Yfer
Moreau
Arquier
Rhine
Prussia
Empire
Austria
Dublin
Irelanp
Brest
France
Great Britain
In Dublin Commons Crime Fears Rise Before Invasion Threat
Reports from Dublin describe routine Commons session with no debate while invasion rumors spread. War Department letters urge officers to stay ready and Yeomanry to choose barracks or surrender arms. Local crimes rise as murders and robberies occur near Kevin Street and Ballyfermet, with Sir George Cary’s Galway re election. Government plans Cork newspaper to counter Republican pamphlets.
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House of Commons
War Department
Kevin-street
New-street
Tailagh-Hal
Ballyfermet
George Cary
Galway
Cork
Dublin newspapers urge union aid and Cork agitation
The piece notes renewed efforts to advance a union measure with extensive press support in Cork. It cites the Speaker's belief that Catholic Emancipation is essential for Ireland’s independence and hints it will be proposed soon in Parliament by his son.
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Cork
Rathfarnham
Booth
Ir. Cavan-street
Wade
Pillsworth
Wicklow
Roundwood
Shillelagh
American Naval Orders Amid Havannah Sighting
Philadelphia papers report Commodore Lorine's action and a Navy Department order urging American vessels to resist detention or search by foreign ships and to strike their flag if overpowered. The note lists British ships in pursuit of French pirates off the American coast and mentions storm losses and wrecks including Beckford Economy Diligence with heavy crews lost.
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Philadelphia
Havannah
Lorine
America
United States
Navy Department
Benj
Stoddert
Asrova
1Tult
Pha Queen
Carnatic
Thundere
Maidstone
Greyhound
Joan Par- Nel
Apolson
Camppe T
Addison
Beckford
Yarmouth
Ilfracomoe
Ives Bay
Cornwall
Naples and Europe Face Political Upheaval and Social Decay
Report from Paris notes Milan as a center of balls and fashion while Naples undergoes drastic political reform. Proclamations urge electors to resist tyranny. reflections on the French Republic praise civic virtue. Descriptions of Rotterdam fires, Botany Bay-like conditions in the Hague, and the grim state of Naples include a powerful critique of Neapolitan society and monastic wealth.
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Milan
Italy
Championnet
Naz Ples
Madonald
France
Potterity
Europe
Rotterdam
Hague
Batavian Republic
Ciizenthip
L’orient
Rennes
Bernadette
Traly
Rhine
Fouchere
Dijon
Napses
Naples
Reggio
Benevento
Brindes
Mia Fazielo
Lazzaroni
Sadariel'o
Convoy of Ladies for Seraglio Escorted to Belgrade Incident
At year start a convoy of Ladies for the Seraglio of Esterape was escorted to Belgrade by Paswan Oc- Lou and 50 well equipped soldiers. A Camberwell coach overturned on London Bridge last Friday injuring none seriously. The article condemns coachmasters for neglecting wheels and axles and calls for stricter penal laws to protect passengers in hackney coaches.
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Seraglio
Pacua
Esterape
Paswan Oc- Lou
Belgrade
Tts
Widdin
Camberwell
London-bridge
Hackney
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Fee
Cork, Fes
Cove
Weymouth
Limerick
England
Paris Papers
Paris
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