Royal festivities and a reported royal birth in Europe
The London Gazette reports the Empress and Imperial Highnesses arriving from Kolaminky to mark the anniversary of the Empress's accession and a festival for Peter and Paul. Paris notes the birth of a prince to Countess D Arsois. Covent Garden describes the Parisian incident of a notorious robber captured near Charley Forest after a daylight pursuit, detailing the gang’s activities and the raking ringleader’s notoriety and prospects of transportation.
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London
Moscow
Jwcx
N.S
Kolaminky
Peter and
Paul
Parise
D’arsois
Arrivals and shipping news from the River and ports
The log notes arrivals at Liverpool and other ports, ships from China and Jamaica, and vessels sailing to the river. Several named vessels and captains are listed with origins such as Liverpool, Jamai ca, Cork, and Riga, plus mentions of Kingston, Jamaica and Stettin. It also reports political dispatches and international concerns including measures against arms shipments to American colonies and a Paris letter from July 13 describing atrocities in Spain.
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Wald
Archos
Miladelphia
Fon
Big Jonn
Dian
Wind & W
Royal Charlotté
Clements
China
Neptune
Bennet
Liverpool
Gaavessap
Northampton
Barford
Mary
Hughes
Jamgtta
St. Atterew
Jones
Montferrat
Deliie
Galhlee
Riga
Johansa
Carter
Elsinore
Sally
Milherin
Robert
Aon
Cooper
Koningsbergh
Falnochie
Brown
Spes Fortuna
Willemson
Norway
Rutter
Smith
Narva
Myrtle
Walker
Arthur
Houdon
Antelope
Winter
Hanson
Anderson
Memet
Brothers
Shale
Stettin
tNowine Petts
Lancaférs
Nancy
Jackson
True Blue
Jamisica
Downs
Grace
Curie
Corke
Beisannia
Rigg
Jamaica
Portfrouwth
Betley
Powell
Wacerford
Dover
Fanriy
Singlair
Hambiceh
Peiey
Beifey
Ruffel
Oporte
Newfoundland
Leaffooter
Barter
Poole
Berkey
Shea
Charlotte
Webb
Brisol
Hannah
Penny
Petersburgh
Cambletown
Charfoli
Cole
Crox
New-York
Diana
Youry
St. Vincent’s S
Lori Nonh
Bufay Park
Fom
Cheltenham
Oefit i Conseil
Ball Keith
Dalfing
BladAid
Rachford
Rochford
Rew
Paris
St the Las Jetters
Spain
Downe
Katt Indieg
Gige
Finisterce
Vantépe Ofili
Ypder
J. Mintel
Taft Vettees
Edgar
Plabe
James Cokes
Efi
Tobias Furneaux
Efg
Cape
Somarset
Exeter
Kent
Boston
Gayton
Jamatéa
Shaldham
Hokou
Brow
Lizard
Hamilton
Portsmouth
Quebec
Ted
Tyrneis
Sir Gregory
ObAru
George Inn
Wand
Limiehouf
Alehog
Tomimfany
Bridge Cattetz Tos
Fox Transportation
Monmath Afizes
Ivfe
Econvicted
Vic
Rees Price
David Prices
David Thomas
Hensty Morgat
Ak ‘Aéaling
John Watkins
Jultice Camper
Jallice Sherwood
Mr. Sherwood
Neni
William Seo Ai
Magdalen
Hall
Oxford
Chester
Davenham
Cheshire
Thomas Brock
Chelsea
Joseph Dickinson
Duke of Marlborough
Deptford
Leighton
h-Balt Indiaman
Beirton Causeway
Mr. Lewis
Aylitebetts Goodsman
Ban
Eaton
Brandpiyy
Ars
Grocet
Furténder Ang
Erandons
Frederick
Spa
George's
Cattlefrest
Ames Butler
Bicker, Onfordblice
Geran
Morgan
Cambridgethire
Ian
Wibeck
Cambwidgetha
Thomas Smith
Guildhall
Peneys
Cornwall
Alexander Batelay
Midutioled
Tron
David Ximeges
London
Uncertain European Affairs and Domestic Crime Report
A disjointed scroll details European political intrigues including a papal vow breach, Rhine trade tensions, British colonial disputes, and Dutch merchants fearing ruined commerce. It also covers American war preparations, naval appointments, mutterings of correspondences with Morocco, and a rash of local crimes, trials, and obituaries from various towns.
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Von
B. S. Coventey
Pope
Charley Forest
Leicestershire
Alderman Hewitt
Dhaught
Angi
Saim Salmg
Harabi
Horton
Gut
Bertin
Bat
Rotterdam
Dordrecht
Minefe
Rhine
Bavaria
Austria
Triese
Upper Rhine
Palatinate
France
Hamburgh
Duchy of Lorrain
Holland
Brussels
Great Britain
Charles
Ton
States General
America
Great-Britain
United States
Morocco
Sweden
Mont
Eipdean
Wliam Boothby
St. Vincent’s
Robert Bertie
Araftron
Sandford
Pigot
Gaze
Howe
75Th Brots
Minskey
Spow
Eanls
S. Desa
Fletcher
R. Hamilon
John Murray
E Cary
Abercrombie
Hagildad
Vaughan
Carleton
Miitland
Clavyerin
Lord Cavan
Grant
Pomroy
Urmston
John Sewell
BF Beovbertan
Ti Hie
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