Postscript Addressing Edsee and Nabob Mischief
Fragmentary verse and prose letter mix rail against Jack Call and East India abuses. A nameless editor hints at political cruelty, advising coercive action and a savage motto with coded references to factional power and colonial wrongs. The piece mixes satire and historical grievance through oblique names Cornubiensis and Nabob.
Draft letter argues for national unity and placeman reform
An August letter from Corfe Castle urges English and Scottish unity, condemns Patriots as disruptive, and calls ministers to curb placemen. It laments national debt, proposes halving salaries of high earners to fund debt relief, and pleads for loyal civic conduct and peace between kingdoms.
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Corfe Castle
Dorfety
Mails from Holland and Flanders Reach Pienza
This day brings news from Holland and Flanders as Pienza notes July 24. Austrian troops seize the palatinate of Cracow and Sandomir district, occupying 234 villages and 15 towns. The Imperial Court claims protecting subjects until peace formalities, while German powers maneuver. Troops swear fidelity to the Emperor. Tartars acknowledge Russian sovereignty. Turkish forces suffer losses at Arabat as Dolgorouky’s advance tests fortifications and capitulation terms.
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Pienza
Palatinate
Cracow
Distria
Sandomir
Poland
Torrech
Polin Thords
Germany
Luxembourg
Stockholm
Charles
Warsaw
Hague
Aneus
Prince Gallitzin
Rutha
Petersburgh
Dolgorouky
Precop
Czerbatoff
Arabat
Braun
Kostroff
M.de Braun
Czerbatos
hs'Chan
Siniawin
Kerftch
Campaign plans and notes on Balkan expeditions dated July 6
Gorouryan states he expects to finish the Ci mea campaign in about fifteen to twenty days and that his army is ready for further undertakings if needed. The article notes a third expedition under General Weisman crossed the Danube at Tulza, breached Turkish defenses, captured cannons and ships, and pressed a large enemy force, with Grand Vizir possibly present, as preparations for further dispatch proceed.
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Gorouryan
Cimea
Lut
Artur
Giurwega
Weisman
Danube
Tulza
London
Gibson
Covent-garden
Liverpool
Bennett
Drury-lane’ Theatre
Reidditch
Drury-lane-house
Wren
Portsmouth
Fulham
James Bowles
Cleveland - Row
St. James's
Holland
Bristol
Quetiock
Cornwall
Anh Chapman
Launceston
Birmingham
Warwick
Derby
Stafford
Dublin
James Shiel
Court of Exchequer
Dundalk
Dublin Freedom Testimony Voted for City Leaders
Merchants of Dublin in full assembly grant the Freedom to Brass Crosby Lord Mayor of London and to Jehan Wilkes and Richard Oliver Esqs Aldermen. The action honors their stand against House of Commons violence and opposes use of royal proclamations to imprison subjects. The report covers political shifts, military reviews, and various domestic notes including marriages, accidents, and market prices.
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Great Britain
Lord Chatham
Lord Camden
Lord Sandwich
Bill of Rights Society
Wilkes
Sir Francis
Westminster
Robert Bernard
Treasury Board
Lord North
Dilington
Northamptonshire
Duke of Gloucester
Lord Ligonier
Royal English
Welch Fusileers
Blackheathlawn
Royal
Portsmouth
Blackheath
West Indies
Dominica
Misssippi
University of Dublin
Oxford
Cambridge
le Febvre
Liege
England
Jonathan's
Hertford
New Music Selections At Vauxhall Grotto Courts
The day presents fresh tunes including an Ode to Summer sung by Mrs Weitcheil and a celebrated Carstata by The Tenatt, with comparisons by Dy Howard. Mr Vernon performs at Vauxhall, while a favourite rondeau remains in circulation priced at sixpence.
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Vauxhall
Grotto
C. Price
Weitcheil
Tenatt
Howard
Vernon
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