Revolt news from Petersburgh and court actions abroad
Reports from Petersburgh dated January 18 announce a revolt led by Jemelman Pugatcheff who has claimed the late Emperor Peter the Third's name. The Empress orders General Bibikow to march against the rebels as she seeks to maintain loyalty and public tranquility. Additional items note a Swedish mask ball accident, ship movements, and local court sentences.
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Petersbourg
Jemelman Pugatcheff
Peter the Third
Bibikow
Paris
Marseilles
Regiment of Angoumois
Rainbow sinks off Guinea coast. Collingwood saved
Southampton reports the loss of his Majesty's ship Rainbow, a 44 gun vessel, off the coast of Guinea. Captain Collingwood and the ship's crew are saved. Other notes include a murder suspect in Reading jailed briefly after alibi evidence, and excise officer Thomas Matthews seizing tea, lace, and silk amid a smuggling chase near Maidstone with clashes and a rider fleeing Maidstone.
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Southampton
Admiralty
Rainbow
Guiney
Collingwood
Reading
Stephen Retherside
Day
Hocker Farm
Excise
Matthews
Maidstone
Maidfone
Sailing Arrivals and Departures From Dover and Nearby Ports
Listings of ships sailing to Dover and Halifax and arrivals at Dover Bristol Dartmouth Cowes and Lisbon with vessels such as Speedwell Africa Good Intent and William and Mary from Jamaica Virginia Bilboa Waterford and London detailing crews destinations and origins in February sailings and港 orders.
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Wis
Kentith
Jamaica
Adamant
Choune
Halifax
Dover-Pier
His Majesty’s Loop
Gravesend
Africa
Carmichael
Uebella
Randal
Hawke
Grigson
Dublin
Grenada
Buthell
Corke
Brothers
Creamer
Maryland
Milton
Watson
North Carolina
Harmonie
Delano
Dover
William
Bristol
Adams
Virginia
Pembroke
Stevens
Dartmouth
Peggy
Cowell
Viana
Mary
Gritin
Bilboa
Cowes
John
Blake
Newburgh
Fitzgerald
Waterford
Lisbon
Ann
Laws
London
Rhode Imand
Jacob
Peters
This Day Was Published In The Second Edition
Elegant imprint notes two volumes edition revised by the author of A Tour Through Sicily. It mentions Beckford, Esq. of notable standing, with publication details in the refined early print style.
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John Pridden
Fleet-street
Vylla
N.B
Luke Trevigar
Church of Chichester
Dyer
Christ
Forthergill
George Stevens
Whiteheld
Oxford
Court of Session
James Boswell
A. Donaldson
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Gentleman and Lady
Snage
Patérnoter-rav
London
Crattwell
Bath
Hodson and Johnson
Salisbury
Cvas
Ateciians
England
William Blackstone
Her
W. Strahan
T. Cadell
Strand
D. Prince
Enry
Rosamond
Theatre-Royal
Covent-Garden
Thomas Hull
Plantagenet
Sherwin
Bartolozzi
J. Bell
Exeter
C. Etherington
York
Mr. Norton
Golden-Square
Lindon
Cambridge
Mankirst
John Brampton
Norton
Golcen-square
Piccadilly
Kang
John Norton
Marecant
Kearfly
Fleet
Sicily
Ottavo
James Beattie
Ll.d
Lovie
Marshal College
University of Aberdeen
E. Acd
C. Dilly
Poultry
W. Greech
Edinburgh
Plutarch
Bonn
Boead
Shakespear
D’aubigne
France
Price
Stirling
Everland
Wales
Sntick
Great Britain
Dr. Nugent
Entick
Stacklouse
Ath
Dr. Lowth
Stretch
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Feterday
Holland
Flanders
Rsfilan
Stockholm
Meisny
New-York
Philadelphia
Charles Town
South Carolina
Hampden
Braithwaite
Falmouth
Morning Star
Dempster
Isle of Wight
Thomas
Guildhall
Snowhill
Bridewell
John Hanbury
Knights of the Shire
County of Monmouth
Miss Lewis
Morgan Lewis
St. Piere
St. John’s Church
Westminster
John Church
College-street
Miss Gill
Bartholomew-close
Tunbridge
Thomas Worge
Battle
Sussex
Miss Weller
Tunbridge-wells
Maidwell
Northamptonshire
Thomas Scawen
Surry
Tryphena Ruffel
James Ruffel
Norfolk
Earl of Dartmouth
St. James’s
Hague
Danube
Porte
Romanzow
Duke de la Vrilliere
Marquis de Montegnard
Department of War
D’ Aiguil-lon
Department of Foreign Affairs
Abbe de la Ville
Copenhagen
Fan
Corfoer
Atendahal
Fuji
Hamilton
Rome
Michael Angelo
Caranci
Bell
America
Kitchen
Patagonia
South America
Falkland’s Islands
Thomas Falkner
Hereford
C. Pugh
T. Lewis
Ruffel-street
Covent Garder
Loredon
Suffolk
Py Bry
Far.s
W Strahan
T. Cadella
Europe
John Bell
Exeter Exchange
Echerington
Turlington
Mar. Wray
Mary Sopp
Hilton Wray
John Wray
Martha Wray
Asartha Way
Tito
Wray
King’s Arms
Birchin-lane
Robert Turlington
Mary Sop
Joan Wray
Robert Torington
Ture Hngton
Eny
Wiliam Wray
Mary Wray
Mary Soppi
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