Riot at Nottingham sparks bread riots and militia patrols
A Nottingham suburb erupts as bread supply fears trigger a mob to seize flour and wheat, attack bakers and shops, and clash with soldiers and volunteers. Rioters seize grain from barges, trap shopkeepers, and paralyze markets while authorities deploy cavalry and infantry and seek to quell the unrest. Police detain several, with women among the rioters, amid reports of widespread distress and calls for relief measures.
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Rau
Trent
Marsfield
Nottingham
Sutton’s
Mansfield
St. Mary’s
Thomas Parkins
Lord Rancliffe
Bunny
Arnold
Davison
Hawkesley
Bunny Yeomanry
Turkish Admiral Pacba and court ministers in constantinople
A private letter from Constantinople dated June 25 details the Turkish naval power and key officials. Pacua the captain and son-in-law of the late sultan, commands the navy but lacks full influence. other leaders like Issour Aca and Sophian Aca rise through court favor. The piece also notes grand gifts to Portugal at Macao, and reflections on Paris theatres and Bartholomew Fair customs, plus a curious 2000-year-old barrow discovery and new inventions including a speaking trumpet and a self-reporting pistol.
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Cossantinople
M. le Brun
Russia
Constantinople
Corfu
Italy
Egypt
Syria
Hussein
Pacua
Suntan
Andushwamed
Sr1enor
Paffican Oglou
Issour Aga Surran Kraya
Suttana
Issour Aca
Sophian Aca
Pacha
Seraglio
Capi Kiava
Bagdad
Rathier
Menemet
Evrenot
Reis Effendi
Macao
China
Paris
France
London
Drxpen
J.p.paul
High Grove House
Tetbury
Isa
Count St. Julien
Froi
Kray
Count Kelter
Silesia
Lord Minto
Great Britain
House of Austria
Banggerte
Marengo
Naples
Sicily
Prince Royal of
Nappes
Admiral Nelson
Sir William Hamilton
Schonbrunn
Marquis de Gado
Rome
Gagette
Milan
Matthieu
Faviers
Wberg
Danish War News and Baltic Dispatches From August
Reports from Copenhagen Eyneur and Hamburg Ava 26 29 discuss English naval actions near Elfinur and Eyfineur. Floating batteries rise as Crown Prince watches, while Danes fortify shores and open volunteer subscriptions. Austria Hungary faces drought and famine as Mecklenberg and Bohemia brace for winter. The Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna dies in Petersburg. Russian reforms and peace sentiment grow amid court intrigues and European coalition chatter.
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Hamburgh
Avia
Anfhia
Frartees
Puocur
England
Box aPaxre
Copenhagen
Elmeilt
Pornam
Ifand
Helen
Eyfineur
Ava
Denmark
Elfineur
Andromeda
Dickson
Leut- Kens
Sophienberg
Great Britain
Austria
Hungary
Grand Duchess
Maria Alraidrowna
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Danisi
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Triton
Malaga
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Ghins
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Hofraen
Ous
Dackum
Berger
Gloimeén
Motzfeld
Nid Elsen
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Stein
Vienna
Paki
Arriva
Yipon
Sgn
Rodni
M. de Beaulieu
Alvinzi
Elector of Cologne
Letel Rts
Wareucet
Adinal Waldemar
Nepine
Leutttkin
Ia Frederica
Inda