Rebels Rally Across Frontiers Around Jaik and the Volga
Letters from Kievia report that the rebels led by Pupats chew are not yet defeated. They say he camps with 100,000 men between the Jaik and the Volga, with Nogay Tartars and Olokati joining after crossing Astracan deserts. Don Cossacks support his cause, while detachments at Orenbourg retreat into Siberia for reinforcements. Russian patrols increase as tension grows and Prussia maneuvers nearby.
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Turkey
Jung
Kievia
Pupatschew
Jaik
Volga
Nogay
Olokati
Astracan
Don
Orenbourg
Siberia
de Galitzin
Bibikov
Cracovia
Fune
Vistula
Thorn
Funes
Prussia
Czarnowa
Liffomitz
Mentz
Grand Chapter
Frederick d’Erthall
Council of Regency
Paris
France
Louis D’or
Louis XIV
Monsieur de Sartine
Monsieur de Sarcine
Duke de Choiseul
Fontainebleau
Arrivals and sailings of ships to and from major ports
June 25 to 26 ship movements list numerous vessels arriving and departing from major ports including Jamaica, Barbadoes, Lisbon, Cadiz, Bordeaux, Philadelphia, Liverpool, Havre de Grace, and Venice. Names include Reward Carle Morant Jupiter Hope Earl, etc. Also notes several ships sailing for Oporto France Dunkirk and Jamaica with crews and routes. A Dutch East-Indiaman remains in port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre-de-Grace
Ess
Halfnight
Amsterdam
Nathaniel
Kvidt
Terceira
Lark
Lashmore
Guernsey
Rote
Futter
Koningsbergh
Elizabeth
Leitch
Virginia
Graveston
Barbadoes
Blackburn
Garret
Tobago
Friendship
Dunn
Graham
New-York
Polly
Roche
Lisbon
Lovely Jane
Hill
Bourdeaux
Murphy
Plasnix
Reee
London
Portsmouth
Waddle
Reid
Georgia
Brighthelmstone
Gibbons
Coare
Bristol
Hawke
Cowan
Corke
Concord
Volans
Philadelphia
Nevis
Webb
Brilliant
Welh
Salter
Reed
Martha
Taylors
Ann’ Galley
Wilson
Briton
Saunders
Jamaica
Falmouth
Date
York
Martin
Cadiz
Liverpool
Mercia
Wilcox
Jashaica
Sally
Fountain
Riga
Hull
Jenny
Foster
Whitby-Road
Christopher
Dowsland
Wyburgh
Marseilles
Nancy, Williams
Stangate-Creek
Royal George, Young
Venice
Despatches report political turmoil and naval news from Lisbon to London
A long extract covers Dutch city events with magistrates defying royal audience, Russian Prussian mediation, and a looming siege. It notes Choiseul’s favor at court, a planned petition box at the Tuileries, edicts against ex Jesuits, a Channel cruise by Marlborough and others, a Sicilian warship’s prize, a Hamburg shipwreck, sheriff election tallies, noble dowry jewels, a court dispute on a will, reports on Bishop Lowth’s health, a Newgate theft tale, and local marriage notices including Maidlow Marshall and Weatherly Turner.
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Dantzich
Yeterday
Prussia
Marienburg
Mons. Reichard
Dietz
Monsieur Kircheison
Gallowkin
Paris
Duke de Choiseul
France
Choiseul
Thuilleries
Lisbon
Portmouth
Marlborough
Sir James Douglass
Egmont
Brest
Guildhall
John Hart
Alderman Plomer
John Williams
George Grieve
Duke of
Devonthue
Europe
Serjeants-inn
Chancery-lane
Henry Gould
Court of Common Pleas
George Perrott
Court of Exchequer
Edward Willes
Court of King’s Bench
Macham
Simpson
George Hay
George Church
John Sherren
Godfell Sherren
Sherren
Lowth
Oxford
Newgate
Wood-street Compter
Maidlow
Cocking
Sussex
Sally Marshall
Bravant
Hants
Lambeth
Weatherly
St. James’s Market
Chaf Turner
Notable deaths and notices from local obituaries
Aged entries report the full day of a consumption at Turfham Green in the 22nd year of a woman’s age. Mrs Tompkins wife of Henry Tompkins Esquire of Weston Turville Bucks. on Sunday at Hackney Mrs Highmore wife of William Reynolds Highmore Esquire. Peckham and Bishop noted undertaker presence.
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Peckham
Wynne
Bishop
Character of Louis XV by the late Lord x r Tsiron
The piece portrays Louis XV as unremarkable yet capable, noting flaws and virtues. It states he is affable and discreet, consults his minister, and hides his true character behind phlegm. The analysis suggests moderation and suitability to govern a peaceful kingdom despite lackluster public image.
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Louis XV
X R Tsiron
Thomas Lyttelton
Iece
France
Soho
Cerrain
Cardinal
Fleary
Flanders
Versailles
J. Bell
Bookfeller
Exeter
Strand
Bockfeller
Showlands
N.B
William Bayley
Perfimer
Six Weeks Tour of Southern Counties of Encranp
Arthur Young presents early 19th century tours on husbandry and farm management. Listings describe multiple volumes on farm yard practices wet clays Suffolk dairies garden farms and improved open field culture with copper plates and new implements. Includes details on experiments across almost a thousand original trials and notes varied county produce and agricultural methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Young
North Mims
Hertfordshire
W. Strahin
W. Nicoll
St. Paul's Church-yard
T. Cadell
Strand
B .Collins
Salisbury
J. Balfour
Edinburgh
Excranp and
Wat'ss
London
Norra
Encranp
Walter Moor
Enc- Zand
Henry's Magnesta Alba and CalcinEd Magnesia Trade Details
In Manchester Henry apothecary offers Henry's Magnesta Alba and CalcinEd Magnesia in London shops at 65 per box or 38 per bottle. Magnesia claims better digestion for weak bowels and stone patients, with prices and sales by J Johnson, 74 St Paul’s Churchyard, and J Ridley, St James's Street. Dalby’s Carminative touted for infant bowels with a testimonial and retail listings through various London sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
St. Anthony’s
F. Newbery
St. Paul's Church-yard
Ais Majesty's Navy
N.B
Newbery
Henry
T., Henry
Manchester
St. Paul’s Church-yard
J. Ridley
St. James's Street
London
Alfo
Genzy
Royal College of Physicians
D'Alby
Marybone
Apothecary
Fe Newberk
St. Paul” Churchi
Bondon
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Holland
Burbardry
East
England
Lucerne
Norfolk
Suffolk
Juryman
Warrave
Perféris
Percin
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