French Expedition to Egypt End of Mourad Bey Tyranny
In 1785 Mourad Bey and Ibrahios Bey oppressed French traders in Egypt, angering the Porte. The French, led by a rising force, defeated the Beys with Hasan Pacha aid, evacuated to Alexandria, then Cairo, and finally western troops entered, establishing French authority and promising vast reparations and a new era for Egypt under French protection.
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Kralil Bey
Mohamed
Mourad-Bey
Ibrahios Bey
France
Egypt
Cairo
Alexandria
Moxrad Bey
National Convention
Baefie
Rofeery
Rosetta
Mourad- Bey
Lattly
Nivofe
Corain
Mourad Bay
Phus
Porte
England
Constantinople
Hasan Bashaw
Bafkaq
Mourad Bey
Ottoman Empire
P. Tits
Seism II
St. James's
India
Tretmarp
la Garpg
From the Paris Papers Berlin and Milan news summary
Reports from Berlin and Milan describe alarming Polish copay and Revolutionary tension. Ehrenbreitstein siege preparations intensify, French authorities press constitutional changes in Genoa and Milan, while Strassburg notes Metternich’s uncertain peace prospects. In America, Philadelphia and Boston reflect mobilization and brutal colonial-era clashes with French privateers and naval skirmishes.
Yellow fever spreads in Philadelphia as citizens flee
Yellow fever appears to be spreading rapidly in Philadelphia with residents leaving the city as hot weather persists. The hospital opens for the sick and several admissions occur, but aid for the poor remains scarce and fear grows that neglect could devastate the city.
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Philadelphia
Ave
President arrives at Quinty amid warm welcomes
The President of the United States arrived at Quinty and was greeted by affection from neighbors and friends who gathered at his gate and cheered him thrice. The Philadelphia coffee-house was closed on Saturday due to fever.
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New York
Aveso
United States
Quinty
Philadelphia
Ipswich Press-Gang Captain Rescues Boy in Fremantle
A boy belonging to Captain Chriffie was impressed near Ipswich and escaped on board three tenders. A fight followed when the boy was rescued by Chriffie. A press-gang with an Admiralty warrant seized Mr Boneilie's ships and took him prisoner. He appeared before Lord Chedworth and was bound over to the next Quarter Sessions at Woodbridge.
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Simaplia
Faypoult
Cisalpine Republic
Fhe
Zronvé
Fappoult
Mawschelli
Brescia
Maxschelli
Ertemato Franchi
Conti
Paul Franceschi
Pol Franceschi
France
Pol Francechi
Cmever
Trong
Strasburgh
Count Metternich
Congress
Havre
N. B
Rey
N. W
Boston
Samual Paines
Batteterre
Salem
Hee
Esenezer Smith
Hunter
Martinique
Booker
Starrorp
David Brapteg
Smith
Young Braguee
Teer
Palace
Ipswich
Chriffie
Chriftie
Admiralty
Lord Chedworth
Woodbridge
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Paris Papers
Berlin
Aus
Poland
Syeyes
Cobentzel
Repnin
M. de Ruff
Paris
Transa& Busials
Brussells
Szrr
Ehrenbreitstein
Thoreau
Smafket
Genoa
Belleville
Council of Sixty
Directory
Mafta
Milan
Serrt
Cisalpine
Tromvé
Scarabdit
Cuffort-house
Cheter
Trenton
Nooks
Adams
Longeh
John Jay
Chinco‘teague
Chace
General Green
Jersey
Porcupine’s
America
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