Poland's Bishops oppose Warsaw division amid war unrest
In Moravia and Poland during the present war three bishops from Cracow Kiev and Kamieniec released and sent to Poland now oppose the divisive moves at Warsaw. They denounce their former allies and urge defense of religion and homeland. Letters urge Poles to resist, while Austrian guards surround Cracow. Paris reports claim 20 million livres offered to withdraw Russians from Vienna and Berlin alignment. London notes on Westminster Hall bills, East India Company matters, and naval orders amid market and stock debates.
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Maritime Arrivals and Departures In Various Ports
The report lists ship arrivals at Cork and Bristol with crews from Hull St Euflatia London Koningsburgh Dublin and London Nor way and ships sailing to Jamaica Mauritius etc with vessels like Jamaica Packet Mary and Elizabeth Triumph of Harmony and Prince of Wales among others arriving or departing from St Croix Newport and Leghorn with origins including Norway Boston and Dublin and Botton
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Wind N. N.E
Lovita
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Richardson
Patuxant
Moor
Maryland
Elliot
Squirrell
Quebec
Prince Tom
Mason
Africa
Eagle- Packet
East-Indies
Boyce
Gravesend
Mary and Elizabeth
Wilson
Norway
Cork
Jamaica
Loft
Hull
Vine
Dowling
St. Euflatia
Thomas
Simmons
Bristol
Maria
Prief
London
Prince of Prussia
Behn
Koningsburgh
Honduras
Hudson
Bacon
Newport
Neptune
Burke
Cape Nicola
St. Croix
Brothers
Hammett
Boston
Boscawen
Brown
Botton
Birth and obituaries from the period light
Birth announced of a daughter to the Lady of the Hon Captain Fielding at St James's. Obituaries note the deaths of William Hammond Esq at St Albans Rathbone Place, Andrew Hawes in Piercy Street, Rathbone Place, William Crumpton Esq at Chelsea, William Masonby Esq at Hammersmith, and James Beeton attorney of Apollo Court Temple Bar.
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Charlotte Finch
St. James’s
St. Alban’s
Canterbury
William Hammond
Piercy-street
Rathbone Place
Andrew Hawes
Chelsea
William Crumpton
Hammersmith
William Masonby
Apollo-Court
Temple-Bar
James Bee‘ton
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Edward Townshend
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Glasgow
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Loxham
Preston Aforsfaid
Mr. Loxham
Stamford
Awe
County of
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Mary Blackwell
William Nedham
N. B
Earl of Exeter
Joshua Peart
Porugal Row
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
John Rubbis
Thomas Skinner
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Cornhill
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Chulmleigh
Devon
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Exeter
Panera
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