Ambassador Repnin enters Constantinople in grand parade
From the London Gazette Paris reports Ambassador Repnin of Petersburg arrives in Constantinople with his party. The public entry is marked by a grand procession led by a Vizier’s retinue including Janissaries, officers, and a decorated retinue of 150 soldiers and many gentlemen. The Prince travels by horse, reaches Pera in good health after a long circuit. The notice also covers storm damage reports from Holland and various London notices and societal items.
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Rince Repnin
Petersburg
Yeterday
Porte
Chianfes
Adrianople
Constantinople
Daoud Pascha
Pera
Hague
Atso
Texel
Zuyder Sea
Maesr
Holland
Morph
South Holland
Ueretht
Amsterdam
Monikendam
Edam
Rotterdam
Blankenbourg
Roofenbourg
Maiden
Amersfort
Iariem
Robbers Loot Glanmire House and Forcibly Enter
On Monday night at Glanmire a band of villains attacked Mr Powey’s house. They tied and beat him and his wife to force confessions about hidden money, then loaded beds chairs tables and other furniture onto a cart drawn by a horse borrowed from the Reverend Finn and carried it away amid triumph.
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London
Cambridge
Forfar
Tichester
Mr. Cult
Pitman
Cuf
Lee
Sol
Cult
Curt
Brown
Cedreydmith
Paris
Menzicorr
Catherine
Count de Vergennes
Martha
Mary
Compton
Malaga
Ostend
St. Jean Baptist
Carmean
Bourdeaux
Dadakisk
Buzagto
Amsterdam
Newport
Greem Park
Werbert Croft
Peter Johnson
Capell Loft
Hilliard
Elgrs
Lincoln’s Inn
Guildhall
Lord Mansfield
Guildhill
Strand
Thewindler
Read
Lord Marsfeld
Meff
Miers
Lad-lane
Hopkins
Coe
Kent-street
Rogers
Newgate
Ane
Ren
Jack Hartley
Hornsey
Kear
Sadder’s- Wells
Dri Musgrave
Barking
Essex
Highmore
Jes. Highmore
Royal Exchange
Bath
James Peder
Jamaica
William Tuite
Great Queen-street
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
Castle Hill
Edinburgh
William Todd
Bratford
Free Grammar-school
Birmingham
Middleton
Warwickshire
Old Burlington-street
Francia Naylor
Thurlow
Suffolk
Greenwich
John Rowney
Corke
Ferry Disaster At Lambton Drowns Forty Three
A Lambton ferry on the Wear near Chester street capsized in a strong current. Of the 15 men, 2 women, and children aboard, along with two kylegs, forty three people were drowned. Rescue efforts followed as locals etc.
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Country-News
Newrafle
Lambton
Chester-te Ftreet
Wear
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Reyttorn
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