General pardon offered after French insurrections
Paris reports a general pardon for those involved in the recent insurrections with a condition to return to their occupations and stay in their parishes. Ringleaders face strict pursuit. The coronation ceremony is set for June 11 after repairs to royal plans. Printers are moved from Paris to Versailles to print edicts under ministerial oversight.
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Ship News Arrivals and Ports Dense with Names
Arrivals at multiple ports include Pembroke from Bristol, William Clarke from Ghstenburgh, Jamaica ships like William Waller from Port Antonio, and Boston Packet Lytle from London. Other vessels report from Falmouth, Liverpool, Dublin, Orford, and Riga, with crews and captains listed. District routes include Virginia to Nah Montromecy and Antigua, plus St Ute’sy and Poole, amid a mix of European and American origins.
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Dereaiwash
Mannia
Antigua
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Hunt
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Stanworth
Poole
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the Scipio
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Lisbon
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Oporto
Mary
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Cork
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Barbadoes
Isle of Triangles
Bolton Besieged by 22000 Provincial Forces
A letter from Captain Darby reports massive Provincial siege around the town of Botton with 22000 troops commanded by Ward Fribbie and others. Cambridge Rexbury Mystick distances noted, plus 40000 additional Connesticut forces under Colonel Putnam. Supply disruptions to Boston and possible troop movements for North America are described, with commentary on public notices, ship moves, and local civil events.
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America
Bolton
Botton
Ward
Fribbie
Bheath
Prefcoe
Thomas
Cambridge
Reoxoncy
Myrick
Rexbury
Mystick
Weorcester
Putnam
Boston
Gage
Cork
North America
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Mediterranean
England
Address to Sur ry County Gentlemen on Parliamentary Nomination
A county meeting is called for Monday to nominate a representative to Parliament. The author urges peace and independence, warns against factional ministerial influence, questions candidates and the right of landholders to control privileges, and appeals to respected old families over newcomers.
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Penerab
Chofe
Conndes
Che
Tien Ter Bey Olbert
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