European and Asian Dispatches Note Shifting Alliances
A sprawling 18th century digest reports European powers adapting to new leaders and shifting alignments. It notes sultanate signals for smoother relations with ministers in Poste, deposements in Constantinople, and changes in military command including Durizade and the Caigjakan. It covers Warsaw diplomacy, Prussian and Austrian troop movements, and naval activity near Porto Rico.
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Vienna
Constantinople
Mufti Mehemet
Durizade
Caigjakan
Pacha
White Sea
Aga
Janissaries
Caimakan
Grand Siquior
Warsaw
Genoa
Spain
France
Toulon
Brest
Anvérs
Keemptg
Malines
London
Lord Rochford
Grantham
Madrid
Cleveland-row
Versailles
St. James's
March
Great Poland
Borbanius
Cracow
Dantzic
Kourt
Peterburgh
Présens
Lotp
Crab Island
Porto Rico
West-Indies
Hans Stanley
Isle of Wight
Carisbrook Castle
Cowes Castle
Yarmouth Castle
Sandown
Carisprook Castle
Carisbrook Park
Naval Review
Aers Sd
Gravesend
Fai
Calcutta
Stafford
John Curtis
Exceror
Appledore
St. George’s Hospital
Burges
Peat
Af Greenivich
Wridegrooms
John’s Street
Noted Dublin Doctor Targeted in Extortion Plot
A Dublin physician was lured by a well-dressed stranger on Britaine street to a private upstairs room in Stable-lane. The man produced a pistol and an empty purse, claiming the wife needed treatment and demanding money. The doctor paid eleven guineas and a half before the culprit fled. Separate reports describe a shipwreck near Waterford and a drowning aftermath near Ballinthelix with eight crew lost.
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Dublin
Britaineftreet
Mayne
Waterford
Corke
Sirah
Felix Dryer
Drontham
St. Ubes
Ballinthélix
Kenmare
Cowen
Bristol general gaol delivery capital convictions noted
At Bristol general gaol delivery two women Sarah Morgan and Hannah Fisher were capitally convicted for stealing money from Meff John King and Co. Others, Isaac Barratt Cornelius Leary and John Ryan, were convicted for robbing George Hitchins of his watch and robbing Robert Wyatt. Windsor reports on April 9 that the Duke of Chandos, Lord Lieutenant, assumes command of the county north militia battalion replacing Sir John Mordaunt-Cope who retires.
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Bristol
Sarah Morgan
Hannah ‘Fisher
John King and Co
Isaac Barratt
Cornelius Leary
John Ryan
George Hitchins
Robert Wyatt
Wincheser
Duke of Chandos
Militia
John Mordaunt-Cope
Bart
Whio
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Hense
John Rufeb
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Coord
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Yacaller
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Poultry Compter
Bishop Gate-Street
Gravesénd
John
Mershalsea Privons
Southwark
High Seas
William Manby
Dorevar
Ialelian Alfrzes
Kingston
Manby
Roebottom
Ap Worfiin
Taunton
Thatcher
Feroaiphe
St. Amand’s Clinch
Satitbury
George Fenwick
Mag Baker
Thomas Baker
Wood
Limochy Manamera
Cabby
William Chafy
Sherb
Kent
Oxford-road
Holloway
Ape
Dover
Sones
Peter Choalte
Goldensftuare
Darmitade
Cassidey
Counsalatine
Aldarone
St . Mexenter
Daniel Bennett
Caital
Herne
Ghofke
Drax
Arril
St. Kitt’s
Young
Woodley
Namara
Ann
Ward
Oporto
Arnold
Waterman
Virginia
Charles
Ticket
Susannah
Holman
Lierick
Sheriff
Cox
St. Kitt's
Prince Fredérick
Walker
North Carolina
Attica
Mutton
New
Jon
Steptien
Shakéspear Ln
John Fielding
N. Hewitt
Montgomery Shere
Monegoni
Garry
Tad
Faithfull
Wisclister's
Winahter Fayter
Southam
Alton
Wey
Aaroine
Thaitay
Bishop Scortland
Hall Farm
Feo Weil
New Kollege
Eee Allen
Newhouse
Ear Sybridgwurth
Carmarthenshire
Michaelmas Ext
A. Gentess
Denylan
Rony
Landilo
Carmarthen
Conten
Francis Dyer
Jltid Evans
Kercoad
Carmata Seashire
Mer
Hugh
Bold
Ereeknert
Richard Jones
Meff
Baxter
Fr. Potter
Badgworth
J. Wilkie
St. Paul's Charens Yards
Amelia
Elegarige
Hemet
W. Bayley
J. Pe
M. Purdie
Prige
F. Newhery
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Cockspur-street
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