Imperial journey to Moscow and Rochester bishopric appointment
London Gazette reports an intended imperial journey to Moscow between December 15 and January 15, approved by Count Panin. In Rochester the King orders a Conge dEtire for the Dean and Chapter to elect a new Bishop after the death of Zachary Pearce, recommending John Thomas for election.
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Moscow
Panin
Czernichew
War Department
St. James
Rochester
Zachary Pearce
John Thomas
Westminter
River port arrivals and departures amid brisk autumn winds
Shipping news notes numerous arrivals and sailings as vessels depart for shelter and destinations from Oporto to Cadiz, Jamaica to New York. The Oct 1 port entries include Ann Ward from Oporto and Friendship for Ostend, with other ships listed from London, Leghorn, and Norway, while arrivals include Mercury Packet from London and Dolphin from Leghorn.
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New's
Darr
Seer
Caude
Oporto
Aaive
Huntley
Cadiz
Scattorfe
Christopher
Hudson's Bayy
John and
Henry
Forfar
Lifqn
Sapiphiens
Boyce
Dear
Ott
Moulton
Barbadoes
Retelins
India
Ganexagia
Beaufort
Crawford
South-Carolina
London
Ann
Ward
Crearsn-Quinanps
Ostend
Friendship
Lamy
Norway
Senegal
Mercury Packet
Shephard
Motherbank
Swan
Sturlock
Ceres
Ingoldsby
Leghorn
Stoddart
Venice
Zant
Ee En Dover
Dolphin
Monks
Bourdéaux
Dispatched Signals of British Troop Strife in Boston Camp
A London correspondent disputes reports of harmony between soldiers and locals in Boston. He cites nightly attacks on centinels, a reward for capturing an arrow weapon, and public reprimands of troops by a sentry and guard sergeant. The piece notes broad discontent in New England and a Bolton merchant pressing Connecticut traders for debts.
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London
Gage
Maddison
Boston
Folliers
Bolton
New England
Conneticut
Connecticut creditors mob drive out obnoxious trader
An irregular crowd in Connecticut drove a London merchant from town after accusing him of debt and plotting against the colony. He pleaded urgent business and friendship, but the townspeople pursued him to other towns, seeking payment and public humiliation.
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Connecticut
Sons of Freedom
Rhode Iland Colony
Connescut
Rome
London
Rhode Island
Colony of
Boston
Oliver
Hien-Aty -Telary
Nobility and Gentry Meet Over July Hail Storm Losses
At Aylesbury Bucks on a meeting day the nobility gentry and clergy consider the severe losses of the poor caused by the July hailstorm. Several parish representatives from Bucks Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire discuss relief. The decision is postponed to the next quarter session for Bucks. William Bay signs as proposer of the measure in support of the distressed.
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London Gazette
Scotland
Ireland
Privy Council
Thames
Gibraltar
Lisbon
Paris
Laf
Spain
Atlantic
Europe
Madam de Barry
Pont Aux Dames
Correfso
Philadelphia
Massachusetts Bay
Great Britain
Gasport
Guinea
Cornwallis
Collingwood
West Indies
Garnier
Christopher
Hudson’ S Bay
Jang
Purtind
Wilton
South Carolina
London
Cowes
Bost
Cape Florida
Aylesbury
Bucks
Hortitia
Berford
de Katen & T Rheir Telfef
Oster
William Bay
Sugierace
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Haddenham-Hilton
Shere
Horsham
Howard
Heduapesin
Cooper
Gabler
Non Ai
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Brent
Bridewell
William Addington
Biliberg Gate
Haxton
Calais
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Uxbridge Road
Edgware Turnpike
Norland
Nike
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Mr. Theobald
Peerbury
Millbank
Hove
Hambletop
Gibson
Thome Giblin
Berwick-freet
Green
Banka
Simon Lemon
Joba ‘Furiee
Surryy
Chaptr
Guildhall
Thomas White
St. George
Middlesex
Taylor, Dealer
Chapman
Ae Cold
William Fayle
Swallow-freet
Wetminter
Tony
Guldhall
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Basinghall-street
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Sutton
Lound
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House of Commas
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Marris
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