Disturbances in Bohemia and London echoed unrest
Reports from Europe and England describe peasant refusals to work, social turmoil, and violent incidents. From Bohemia to Moravia peasants reject corvees, while in London actions of civic bodies show friction with governance. editors note warnings, arrests, and protests amid ongoing disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentz
Bohemia
Moravia
Parit
Rouen
Mantes
Andens
Rowen
M. B
Fiseal
Beaumont
Arrivals at Dover and British Posts Mention Numerous Ships
The list records arrivals at Dover and other posts including ships from Rhode Island Jamaica Jamaica and Barbados with vessels such as William and Mary Moore Linens Hall Rah dall Dispatch Bar ker Swift and Mary from various ports like Dublin Memel Grenada Nevis Virginia and Jamaica plus ships from Riga Barbadoes Jamaica and Anapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wind
S. W
Moore
Virginia
Dublin
Swift
Lante
Gravesex
Barker
Dunkirk
Fel
Lane
Hannah
Garbar
Memel
Success
Longbottom
Wyburgh
Mary
Gufton
Friends
Newland
Ulyffes
Littleton
Grenada
St. John
Chevers
Nevis
Hope
Weedel
Middleburgh
Grace
Lawton
Britannia
Wads
St. Vincent's
Cornelius
Alberts
Gaoningen
Dorothy
White
Jamaica
Nicolas
Ann
Buck
Norway
Elizabeth
Gunaway
Koningsoergh
Venus
Hankson
Sophia- Magdalena
Harder
Stockholm
Dover
Reysl-Osk
Chase
Rhode Island
Liverpool
Kent
Fsie
Jenny
Greenwood
Riga
Betty
Graham
Dantyck
Lancaster
Shaw
Barbadoes
Dartmouth
Union
Campbeil
Joseph
Thompson
Anhapolis
Fragmented Verse on Wealth and Virtue in Society
Fragmentary lines discuss liberal fortunes and wealth as virtue, opposing harsh fate and the role of law and patrons. The text contrasts the wealthy as protectors and law-givers, with references to duty and social order.
Postscript on Spanish Ace fate and fleet movements
Postscript reports uncertainty over the Spanish ship Acet NY from Cadiz and Barquena. It notes impatience to learn if it passed Gibraltar or steered toward Bar- ral coast while a Cádiz Cadiz Barceana fleet with carpenters is aboard. The text reflects foggy signals from Carthagena and Cadiz with details garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders
Botocna
Carhagena
Gibraltar
Bar- Ral
Cadiz
Barcebana
Spair
Thabena
Cadte
British Bills and Canadian Plans Stir Colonial Fuss
Letters and reports from Newburyport and surrounding towns reveal debate over a Quebec bill and potential plans to fix Canada’s borders. A merchant's paper cites fears Britain may trade liberty for French advantage, while Burgoyne and Clifton arrive in Boston area with intelligence on colonial forces. News from Hartford and Albany notes shifts in military planning and defense allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Londope
William Cordon
Jamaica Plain
Roxbury
Quebec
Britain
America
France
Thas
Thomias Hollis
Wells
Dietetss
Thomas Hollis
Betigvic
George
Canada
Cana
Frante
Zamata
Venice
London
Jones
Burgoyne
Cliftony
Plewey
Botton
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Holland
Hurford
Herrison
Joline Lowe
New- York
Deputy Leckey
Aldermen
Common-hall
Earl of Effingham
Lord Effingham
Mr. Rix
Sik
Matt
Effingham
William Rix
Guildhall
Andalusia
Spain
Oran
Algiers
Ceberus
New Ross
Irelans
Wolfe
Holmadck
Thia County
Ch Towns
Horsnock
Hornock
Hornach
Killaen
R. Perreau
Rudd
Rupert. Clarke
Heltoa
Thames
Millbank
Wennam and’ Co. Norr
Cowie
Newgate
Blackfriars-bridge
Tsland’ Transport
Berrow
Vine-street
Spitalfields
Marquis of Carmarthen
Gros Vetior
Brentwood
Essex
Claudius Frefwick
Fry
Miss Paillerdét
Paillerét
Billerica
Gotobed
sthe-Temple
Muss Pearce
Mitrescourt
Fleet-freet
Camberwell
John Hutchings
Hutchings
Angel
Christ-church
Surry
Edis
Whalesale
Whitecross-Areet
Efrs
Sorfby
Samuel Sorfby
South Ton-Fleet
Ilness
Bob
Coscomb
Gloucestershire
Ong
Maltey
Chancery
Lord Cambden
Horsham
Gullex
Norristow
Chelsea
May
Grange-coust
Carey Street
Coupland
Guorpey
Walthang
Abbey
J. Mouatt
New Bond-treet
Wickham-court
Mills Henrietta Beachcroft
Samuel Beachcroft
ST Bank
India
Consol
Gital India
Pr. Navy
S. Fustices
Somerset
Temiera
D. Hook
Caitiff
Pettier Chace
Garth
Aditi
Anto Evehing
Newbury-Port
New-Elay Hive
Hartford
Albany
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