Earthquake Damage Seen on Archipelago Islands
Reports from the Dardanelles indicate strong shakings felt on Styra and Scopolo amid fears of a Russian fleet strike on Tenedos. Across Algiers wine and spirits are banned for a year, with strict searches and penalties for possession. Warsaw notes delays in delegation fittings tied to Prussian partition disputes. Elsewhere, Baltic observation fleet plans and Polish military movements stir cautious outlooks as authorities brace for further tensions.
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Fune'z
Vienna
Petersbourg
House of
Austria
Prussia
Great Poland
Czenstochan
Kamimieck
Denmark
Baltick
Bafsbel
Paris
Guyenne
Hague
Fune
Count de ‘Romanzow
Danube
Mutinous Crew Driver Logmaster's Death at Margate
Canterbury June 16 report that a trading vessel’s master, mutinied by his men, fled to shore at Margate. A local boat checked the ship, quiet afterward. The master lodged at the Ship inn then leaped from a two story window near 30 feet high and died at the Crown with eleven guineas and silver aboard, believed to be mentally unsettled.
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Canterbury
Margate
Vene
Ship News June arrivals list and routes
S Ship news dated June 17 reports various arrivals and voyages. Wind southeast, vessels including Hunter Kennedy bound for Lisbon, Kent Elder for Lisbon, India Pilot Boyce Swift Lante listed. Gravesend from Jamaica and numerous arrivals from Dominica, Jamaica, China, Bristol, and Carolina ports follow with ship names and captains.
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Dear
S.E
Hunter
Kennedy
Lisbon
Kent
Elder
India
Boyce
Swift
Lante
Gravesend
London Packer
Cook
Jamaica
Sand Prosper
Grenier
South Carolina
Longbrook
Lee
North Carolina
Exeter
Diana
White
Dominica
Lancair Liberty
Wildman
Portland
Bramiwall
Gottenburgh
Louisa-Ufrica
Olbers
China
Penhagen
King
Denmark
Schifter
Falmnguth
Ann, Smith
Alderney
Ranger
Longa
St. Croix
Rusia
Baxter
Bristol
Portsmouth
Wilson
South Cartlina
Fragmented Meeting of Deaths and Crimes in London
A lengthy 18th century column reports on mass illness after a church event with fatalities, a high life case of marital infidelity, thieves fleeing with silverware and a gold watch, a gang’s robberies across the east end, counterfeit halfpence operations yielding high daily takings, impostor passes in Guildhall, a man dying in a Blackfriars Bridge area fit, several executions at Tyburn, and reactions of spectators including prostitutes. Also notes marriages and deaths including Rev. Alexander Cleve, William Lee, Mrs. Drury, and Matthew Gibson.
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Wiliam Collins
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Collins
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Stockton
Miss Lay
Norwich
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William-Ann-Henry Lee
Marquis of Lothian
Regiment of Dragoons
Red Lionftreet
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