Imperial distress eases as royal health improves
Moscow dispatch reports the Empress's fever abating and her physician declaring her out of danger. Ambassadors Rufan and Judith expected to depart by September. London notes a deadly illness in the Lazaretto, and reports of war between Persia and the Porte with Ottomans in pursuit. Dutch authorities ban ammunition exports to English American colonies for the year ending 18 August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
Moscow
N.S
Ottoman Porte
England
Lazaredo
Holland
Constantinople
Aleppo
United Provinces
America
Ships arrival and port list from early 19th century
The ships arrival report lists vessels arriving at various ports including Pegtimouth Dover Bristol Liverpool Whitehaven and Senegal. Names include Betiey Swan from Sicily Juno Wilson for Africa and multiple captains and masters such as Gravasexy William Williams Yates from Nagges and Abraham from Nagges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dear
Nicholas
White
Hellespear
Titer
Bulton
Vulture
Scawn
Casco-Bay
Juno
Wilson
Africa
Pur
Cheetman
Lithon
Swan
Sicily
William
Williams
Abraham
Yates
Siea
Lion
George
Pegtimouth
Foricuy
Chandler
Memel
Dover
Sukey
Roche
Anneua
Wiliam
Ann
Fianney
Gottenburgh
Liverpool
Richard, Ainsworth
Jamaica
Betty
Nancy
Davis
Barbadoes
Whitehaven
Mufecove
Sihfon
North Carolina
Willon
Virginia
Senegal
George, Smith
Jean
Bennet
London
Amidst Brookings and Fire in 1775 Port Cities and War News
Private letters from New York Boston and Philadelphia describe provincial dissensions and fear of regular troops causing mass desertion near 10 000. Reports from St Marys Newfoundland and St Augustine reveal exertions for provisions and powder shortages. Charters and cargo seized by Charlestown locals and a fire at the public house and arsenal in Basel Zurich? plus naval and watchful orders at Gravesend and Spithead. Executed robberies and a dramatic city riot at Vauxhall Gardens accompany marriages deaths and bankruptcies across London.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Carolina
Bowman
Whitehaven
Bath
St. Augustine
Charlestown
Warlington
Comepanies
Fairfax
Prince William, Foxjuier
Spettlwatia
Richmond
Congress
Eaton
Montrial
Milivia
Apchants
Rere
Robedlar
Dan
Steous Gray
Todd
Poole
Maryland
St. Mary's
Falmouth
Newfoundland
Bazil
Sswiteerland
Eis Majesty
Mars
Sheerness
George Falconer
His Majesty
Racehorse
Carcase
Africa
Woolwich
Gravesend
America
Hervey
Jamaica
London
Pallas
Cornwallis
Spithead
Actton
Bo. W
Sieut. R
Ferther
Vauxhall Gardens
Sayer
Cheshire
Bow Street
Amsterdam
Elarwich
Hannah Davis
Harp Alley
Mlate
Woodmeet Cometer
Ralf
Upper Grosvenor Street
Highgate
Meg
Marshall and Co
Shoreditch
Hhim
Tex
Three-Tuns Inn to Let in Guildford High Street
Auction notice from Guildford August 7 1775 advertises to let a large commodious dwelling known as the Three-Tuns in the Market Place High Street with immediate entry. Further particulars via Mr Skurray Guildford. Turnpike roads from Lincoln Heath to Peterborough and districts mentioned.
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Bow-street
Hey
Jerr Barléwy
16Th Regiment of Dragoons
Miss Knott
Fertiplace Knott
Eig
Litchfield
Staffordshire
St. Andrew's
Holborn
Joseph Jackson
Shoe-lane
Mills Smith
Queen -Freet
Lincoln’s-inne Fields
Portsmouth
John Elliot
Hawthorne
Abingdon-street
Westminster
Frances Newman
Cheshunt
Hertfordshire
Napier
Story
Chichester-rents
Millbank
Brookes
George Haynes
S.ffron-hill
Hot Wells
Bristol
Marsden
Marslen
Fleet-street
Titchfield-street
Power
Bludworth
George Flincott
Sickesley
Yorkshire
Preehold
Levenbridge
Yarm
Cate
Tees
Stockton
Stokefle
Mathews
Stokesley
Guildford
Skurray
Lincoln
Heath
Peterborough
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Thomas Dodison
William Petty
Greenwéld-street
St. Dunstan
Stepney
Middlesex
Eeters, Builders, and Partners
Guildhalk
Turner
Tanheld
Pemple
Anthony Gardner
Chepstow
Monmouthshire
Guildhall
Spelfwood
Fleet-market
John Miller
Fleet-lane
Ac Ren
aAttorney
Ratler
Bartholomew-clote
Bass
John Molflard
Camborn
Cornwall
Bath Wavern
Corn-steet
Brittel
Stephen Garret
Prittel
Tiren-Draner
Rummer Tavern
All Saints
Cy of Bruine
Theomas Moncas
Pontack
Shaft
Allerton
County of Lancasters
Freenold
Gore
Swift
J. Gereat
Liversoly
Lincoln-beath
Peter Borough
Marchim
Lake
Wairoa
Northampton
Bourn
Colsterworth
Donington High-Bridge
Cress
Baccorny
Hale-Drove
Old
Sleaford
Long-Hedge
Quartingteen
Bull Inn
Lineon
William Dym
Aus
ITS
Piainut
Ohn Bufler
Charles Earl of
Ireland
John Tannadine
Saale
Butler
Treland
Buster
Jane Butte
Croydon
Hudson
Lady’s Magazine
Jane Butterfield
Auewit
William Scawen
G. Robinson
Dublin
Thomas
G. Robertson
Peterneier
T. Slack
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