Deposed Viceroy of Constantinople Ordered to Varna
From yesterday reports detail the deposition of Soliman Pacha as Caimacan of Constantinople. Osman Pacha replaces him. the move follows accusations of excessive policing. Also noted are Polish and Turkish maneuvers near the Danube, with Romanzow's army awaiting orders and reports of Turkish emissaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Caimacan
Soliman
Pacha
Varna
T. Him
Srambol Effendi
Osman Pacha
Lo Breslan
Poland
Kracszéwski
Petersbourg
Count de Romanzow
Souworoff
Kamentkoy
Danube
Caraffan
Ourhhands
Vienna
Upper Austria
Mondee
Madrid
St. Domingo
Fartue
Versailles
la Muerte
M.du Barry
Cotine John
Ti¢Ann
Pasisort
Apne
Fune
Court of Spain
States General of the
United Provinces
Spain
States General
Rioters Clash as Churchwardens Collect Rates at Newport
In Tipperary, churchwardens collecting rates near Newport faced a mob of lawless persons, largely women. A company of the 44th regiment stationed at Newport were drawn in and forced to fire. A woman was killed and others wounded. several rioters were captured and sent to Nenagh jail by the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lierich
Une
Newport
Tipperary
44Th Regiment
Nenagh
Maritime Ship Movements and Port Arrivals Report
A fragmentary shipping notice lists ships such as Montferrat Packet Clarke and Princess Reval Duthiey am Ann Susannah bound for Jamaica Waterford Poole and North Carolina with various captains and routes. It notes a courier arriving at Willliam Harris’s to deliver an extraordinary dispatch to the Court of Berlin, awaiting return.
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Montferrat
Clarke
Mar
Ramsey
forceRend
Lauider
Poole
Eldia
Mary
Glover
North-Carolinas
Frée-Mason
Butéhér
Philadelphia
Gravasinn
Stockwell
Ronisighergh
Taaid
Syme
Campresri
ARBRE
Air Fairvouth
Ark
Copeham
South-Carolina
Southampton
Union
Ogilvie
Rotterdam
Susannah
South Carolina
Dover
Providence
Blayne
Dabs
Warners
Manni
Grenada
Dubuimie
Fly
Eyres
Meena
Buitel
Sophia
Appleton
Abba Jones
New York
Lagits
Ann
Fowey
Williand
Harris's
Berlin
Kew
Coust
Prologue Lines From a Theater Revel at Crownstreet
A Prologue recited by Deda at Theatre Revel in Crownstreet on Mapday reveals feigned storms and comic vigor. The speaker and audience engage with apathy toward grand myths as satire meets performance, praising wit over peril while seeking some measure of fame from the stage.
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Auritten Iy
Cumberland
Deda
Revel
Crownstreet
Nereus
Geneath
Igck
Bayes
Poem fragment on a Buxton churchyard inscription
The editor quotes a rustic graveyard inscription from Buxton Northamptonshire. The lines reflect a quiet meditation on death and memory as the speaker stands by the stones and views the dead, with a simple yet poignant tone.
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Yeterday
France
Holland
John Ruhhout
Paris
Jane
Archduke Maximilian
de Noailles
Brussels
Ali
Marly
Duc d’Aiguillon
Gourt
Ratisbon
Karg
Teutente Grider
Prussia
Semigalia
Pomerania
Courland
Jamaica
Portsmouth
New South Seaham
Thurstay
Feds
Iworfdlik
Guildhall
Westminster
Sefton
Thosk
Alty
Westerday
S. Howses and
Iorder
Gomls
Fiay
Woodstreet
Worstpfale Company
Coopers
Cormhill
Paul’s
Tthei River
Tha Iwatermah
Taddap
Chi
Pedioverboind
Jamae York
Clé& Cf
St. Beree Rc
Térewith
Déairy
Lincoln
United Vettories
Thastes-Bréet
London
Harfiday
Henry Reginald Courtney
D. L. Dace
Christ‘chairéh College
Oxford
St. George
Hanover-square
Lee
Lewithamm
Kent
Diocese of
Rochester
Roger
Carter
Deansstreet
Soho
Billingspate
Mr. Pugh
Blackman -Street
Southwark
Geneva
Evenine Posty
Buxton
Northamptonshire
Ellis
Tarda
St.Paul’s
Baliys
Richart Clover
W. Nicoll
St. Paui's Church Yard
God
T. Evans
Patertoferrow
Naises
T Chaner
Adelphi
Bayly
Moajesty
Royal
Atrhérard
Lormer
Sackville Qreet
Piccadill
T.evans
St and
Toai
M. de Voltaire
J. Murray
Fleet-Street
Wehichardfony
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Eccsain St Annory
Dow
Aia
Church of England
England
Labd
Aguspus Toplady
A. B
G. Keith
Gracechurch-street
Rividgtod
St. Paul’s
Strand
Virgh
Nilus
Aligaid
Bishop Pearce
Avemary-laire
Ludgate
Eather
Les
Yiberg
Astathary-lane
Lydigatey
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