English Commissions and Dey Dispute at Algiers
An English frigate squadron under Commodore Denis arrived the 22d with Mr Frazer the Consul. The Dey refused to grant three articles on consul status slavery rights and palm wearing, threatening to sail if refused. Paris reports note royal directions to bishops, a private council, and Prince de Soubise resuming duties. The King’s conduct praised and a reform of court etiquette mentioned.
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Shipping arrivals and sailings in early June ports
S. Bol N E WS Dea June 7 Wind SW Sailed the Amelia Stevenson for Fyall and Coalition Salisbury for Liverpool Remains the Wells cutter Gracemo June 2 Passed by the Arm Laws from Malaga Peggy Scotland from Koningsbergh Suffolk Shead and William and Mary Bly from Rotterdam James and William Courter from Memel Glasgow Duncan and Joseph and Daniel Pelly from Guernsey Arrivals at Dover York Provost from Jamaica Royal Exchange Stevens from Virginia Dartmouth Margritta Magdalena Williamson from Norway Falmouth Lion Jopp from Cadiz Lowhampton Friends Goodwill Watson from Oporto Portsmouth Ruffin Merchant Baxter from South Carolina
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Princesses Recover From Smallpox In London Journal
Reports from France say the Princesses are recovering well from smallpox. Berlin notes a Prussian artillery detachment moved toward Dantzick. Italy reports an epidemic in Palermo with port quarantine orders for ships from that quarter. A East Indiaman ship arrived at Dover from the Coast and Bay. Worcester Bay from China is expected at St Helena. A gale damaged ships near Yarmouth. East Indies letters recount a violent encounter at the Cape between Capt Ferguson and Capt Young, ending in serious injuries.
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Fires and tragedies blot a Surrey mill and London streets
Wednesday evening villains set fire to a paper mill belonging to Mr Higging at Mart in Surrey, burning it to the ground with 1190s damage. Also Wednesday a Coventry-street stationer was killed after a fall from a horse near a Hammer with turnpike. A 17-year-old son of a Rotherhithe flagmaker was found hanged, leaving a note about embezzling 40l from his master. A thief entered Mr Stafford’s room at the Black Horse and robbed him of thirty guineas and other coins. Daniel Danellow was committed to Newgate on suspicion of involvement in an assault and robbery in Whitechapel-road. A drowned young woman was found in Hyde Park’s Serpentine. Lydia Hewett, aged 107, was buried near Ilminster. Married: Thomas Delafield to Miss Tothill. Died: Samuel Bates, longtime Aldersgate Common-Councilman. Other notices list several deaths and upcoming family events.
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