European towns promoted to cities in two governments
From Paris to Lisle and across Europe the document notes that several towns in the governments of Twer and Smolinko are elevated to city status with full privileges. It also reports a tragic clash between regiments at Lisle over an abandoned uniform and a London dispatch about a German Jew implicated in forging bills, to be tried in Ostend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pertussurecuh
Marcer
Nerfelf
Wefs
Jegon&k
Krafnoe Chélm
T'wer
Miajesty
Smolinko
Poretihie
Jelnne
Lisle
Auvergne
Maine
D’ Artois
England
Hague
Regency of
Cléves
Lincoln
Sereas
Carr
Foster
FE Owerssover enjTys
N.B
Arrivals and sailings list from port to river and beyond
A long list of ships arriving and sailing from various ports including Dublin Lisbon Newry and London. Names include Britannia Sherwin Trott Four Friends Merriton and many more with origins such as Boulogne Calais Lisbon London and Smyrna. Several vessels carry cargo or passengers from routes like Boulogne to Lisbon and Bristol to Cork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braz
Arzit
N. W
St. Peter
Rateo
Fer
Quebec
Britannia
Sherwin
Trott
Sigra
Geravesgan
Habella
Thompson
Marcha
Mary
Embden
Dublin
Alen
Ferguson
Agnes
Frayne
London
Dover
Chambre
Smith
Alicant
Prince Orloff
Oporto
Concord
Emerson
Atlantic
Boog
Lisbon
Newry
Polly
Mountain
New York
Lloyd
Rhoda
Butcher
Leghorn
Westerhail
Lucy
Smyrna
Africa
Reiance
Lewis
Bristol
Hero
Ath
Chester
Williamson
John
James
Bary
Corke
Edington
Cole Bins
Liverpool
Pitt
Bridger
Experiment
Sapeweall
Lark
Whitfield
Pro
Royals ill during visit. Bristol envoy returns home
Yesterday morning their Majesties sailed to Ken where her Majesty fell ill soon after arrival and they returned to the Queen's Palace by eleven. Charles O'Hara, governor of Senegambia, arrived from that place. Lord Bristol travels to England for health. divorce rumors surround the Countess of Bristol. Kingston's estate reportedly not devolving to the prosecuting heir. Over 300 letters from Jamaica, carried by Williams, Wheatley, delivered at General Post Office, corroborating Monday reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Queen’s Palace
Charles O'Hara
Senegambia
Lord Bristol
England
Heal
Countess of
Bristol
Duke of Kingston
Jamaica
Williams
Wheatley
General Post Office
Barnet
Harwood
Great Rueben
Bloomstury
Ford
Gerrard-street
Soho
Uxbridge
Bayswater
Painéa
Sir John. Fielding
Mei
Barden
St. John’s-lane
Stoke-Newingtonbree Ghaile
Pownall
Vanburgh Fields
Greenwich
House of Plate
Mr. Penleaze
Taft
James Penleaze
Hatkney-road
Old Bailey
Eeson
America
London
Royal Exchange
Marybone Fields
Marybone Bonehouse
Knightsbridge
Martin
Marham Street
Westminster
John Speed
House of Commons
Walthamstow
Essex
Day
Greville-street
Hatton-garden
Alarm in Jamaica and Virginia reports amid British campaign
A letter from Boston describes Jamaican alarm at Spanish moves and rumors of relief for questions every three years. Virginia intel notes 2000 Highlanders joining Governor Martin to form a 3000-strong force, with minor skirmishes reported and rebels said to have fared poorly. Dispatches from Gosport and Chatham mention ships, prizes, and preparations for America alongside European political shifts and local crime news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamtaica
Boston
England
Nancy. Co
Coatbridge
Virginia
Cross Creek
Cape Fare
Martin
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Gosport
Fareham
Chatham
Camilla
Sally
Bagley
New- York
Phenix
Antigua
Madeira Islands
Stockholm
Sweden
Prussia
Bishopsgate
Portfolien
Kennet
Guildhall
Plumbe
Smithfield
St. Sepulchre
A.N Kru
Samuel Lilley
Peckham
Surry
Dealer
Chapman
Henry’ Barney Mayheet
Barnard’s Inn
Bristow Peale
Darlington
Durham
Nicholls
Queenstreet
John Baker
Piccadilly
St. James
Middlesex
Bentley
Gray's Inn
James Bull
Newbury
Yorkhire
Globe
Thomas ‘Dodgfan
Otley
Yorkshire
Whitehorse
William Reafof
York
Finte
King
Leeds
David Armstrong
Logan House
Morton
North Britain
Ricketgate
Cumberland
John Ellis
Jour Armstrong
I Logan Mains
Notte
Robert Lewin
Sécritary
Bedfordshire
Woburn
Bedford
George
Tnn
Great-Britain
A. Miller
T. Kranbeth
Depany
Thomas Vaux
Mentensa
Sheffield
Free Grammar
Wheat
John Young
Angel and Crown
Whitechaps
Shakespear’s Walk
King James’s
Remaiffes
Fale
Pid-street
Merlin
Severn
Stroud
Gloucestershre
J. Bew
T. Dunn
Gloucester
E Shiercliff
E. Bata
Salisbury
Cirencester
J. Fietchers
D. Prince
Oxford
Cave
Langman
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