Burning mountain Pacayita erupts in distant valley
Mail from France reports Pacayita mountain erupting on July night with lava, smoke, and widespread destruction near St. Antonio Cuchute peque. Destruction threatens Panchol valley and St. Jago. In Constantinople a Pacha fleet seizes Chic Daher treasure, Ibrahim Sebak jailed. Copenhagen notes whale catch and royal honors for Captain Egede.
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South Sea
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St. Jago
Constantinople
Pacha
Chick Daher
Ibrahim Sebak
Seyde
Chiek Daher
Aboudaab
Syria
Copenhagen
Egede
Holsemburg
Greenland
Prince Frederick
Dublin Lord Lieutenant grants three year discharge for enlistment
The Lord Lieutenant signified his Majesty's pleasure that from December 28th and during the North American rebellion any man enlisting in his Majesty's marching regiments of foot shall be discharged at the end of three years or at the rebellion's end, at his Majesty's option. Also: a marriage at Mary Street conducted by the Bishop of Kilmore, Elinor Dobson wed Sir John Blaquiere. A 112 year old death reported at Webiborough. A duel in Dunmore Park ends amicably after firings and hats exchanged, with both gentlemen displaying courage and resolution.
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North America
William Montgomery
Marystreet
Kilmore
John Blaquiere
Bath
Elinor Dobson
Robert Dobson
Ann Grove
County of York
Webiborough
Mary Quen
Kilkenny
Dunmore Park
King’s Arms Tavern
Shipping News Entry From Tangled Baltic to Atlantic Ports
Winds disrupted several vessels including the Genoa bound Welsh and the Nevis bound Watt as arrivals list shows ships departing and entering ports. Italian Merchan Burstall and cargo crews from Leghorn Susannah Beale Smyrna James Jackson Memel Young Vin Dal as well as Dutch East Indiaman others noted. Arrivals at Ca?z Nancy Ford from Newfoundland and Good-Intent from London. Beville Prince Mazerane Dowson from Newfoundland.
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Jamaica
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Bailey
Tortola
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Burstall
Duke of Savoy
Harman
Lively
Bring
Hunter
Hine
Leghorn
Susannah
Beale
Smyrna
James
Jackson
Memel
Vinaldas
Harling
Nancy
Ford
Newfourthland
Good-Intent
Thugford
London
Esperance
Dahlgreen
Exeter
Bevilie
Prince Mazerane
Dowson
Newfoundland
Moffey bill and Irish duties alter the law halted
London reports a December letter from Whitehaven noting the Moffey bill and its English alterations were unanimously rejected upon return leaving no law to collect Ireland’s additional duties on rum tobacco and other imports. Irish purchasers shipped tobacco to Ireland to beat duties before the new bill arrives. Also six more ships were seized for transport service provisioning. A copper load was found on a Gravesend bound ship to Philadelphia and exchequers granted an annuity of 37201 per year to Rochfort.
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America
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Philadelphia
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Coastal wrecks and thefts reported after fierce storms
A Paris or London dated flood of notices recounts shipwrecks along the coast from high winds, with the Fox sunk and crew killed, the Polly saved, and the Argo transport arriving safe. Inland crimes include burglaries, robberies, servant attacks, and a Vauxhall rioter fined. Several marriages and deaths are listed, with various local trivialities and jailings noted.
Copyhold Reform Proposal in Enfield Chace Discussion
A letter to the public from Seneschallus urges legal reform of copyhold tenures. It argues for tenants to buy fines, quit rents, heriots, timber licenses, and other customary dues at fair values, with optional enfranchisement to freehold, to boost tenant welfare and public benefits in Effek. It calls for parliamentary action to reduce hardship and encourage estate improvements.
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Effek
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Seneschallus
King's Return in Stormy Weather and War Preparations
Yesterday the king traveled from the Queen's Palace to St James's in a private coach due to foul weather and returned in the same fashion. Officers on half pay will be summoned by the Secretary at War for potential regimental appointments. Jamaica and Barbadoes garrisons will be reinforced with troops from America, while foreign forces are to serve there. Admiralty orders Plymouth to prepare one costed ship with guns, plus two frigates, and ten transports of 300 to 600 tons be readied in Ireland. Ireland’s House of Commons planned adjournment from Christmas Day but delayed due to the money bill arrival.
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