War and peasant reforms echo across Europe and Asia
Reports from Prague and Stockholm detail unrest, new peasant liberties, and shifting duties as the Imperial regulation spreads. In Bagdad and Asia a Turkish porte orders march of 15 Pachas while Janissaries and Spahis prepare for deployment. Across Stockholm and Warsaw fevers, livestock mortality, and crop-related distress rise as Lithuania, Mozyn, and neighboring provinces report illness and devastation.
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Crip Porte
Perha
Bagdat
Asia
Bagdar
Iouifu
Pacha
Teusas
Apa
Janissaries
Prague
Crod
Caiar
Warsaw
Lithuania
Mozyn
Athes
Winds and ships listed with arrivals and origins
The passage records numerous ship names and origins including Arrived the Seahorse and Chiritto five pow, and vessels from Peterburgh, Briseiak Bee, Jamaica, New York, Grenada, Memel, Jamaica, Dominica, and London. It lists arrivals in Liverpool and the Downs with captains and names such as Bell, Walker, Holloway, Brown, and Radwell, reflecting a busy maritime scene.
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W. S
Baar
Remaim
Felicity
Bolton
Neptune
Blackford
Lubon
Adamson
Tori
Oppenthampten
Newhaver
Poofani
Neves
Seahorse
the Hope
Lert Nom
Smih
St. Ketts
the Downs
Landon Packet
Walker
Bourdeaux
Cretter
Charming Mary
Holloway
Newry
Britannia
Brown
Dubuc
Dwer
Rucilia
Tenkins
Seresal
Barhet Daremouth
Dysea
London
Waterford
Troms
Ann
Hunter
Public stance against Governor Martin at Fort Johnston
The New-York Gate Newtern committee resolves no correspondence with Governor Martin and forbids travel to Core Sound, citing planned hostilities. Reports say fort burn and Collet’s slave revolt plots prompted retaliation. provincial actions warn against provisioning vessels and departure from the colony to avoid aiding royal forces.
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New-York Gate
North
Carolina
Martin
Fort Johnston
America
Core Sound
Public notes on colonial misconduct and mob punishment in New York
A Provincial Congress report recounts a mob's punishment of a suspected agent of the 31st Ministry and describes the violence by a British ship's commander. It also addresses fear of future incursions, the need to preserve peace, and orders Abraham Lott to supply ships with provisions for the fleet, while forbidding interference by inhabitants.
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Q Committee of Safety
Bexsonv
New-York
Seekuran
Taneosto
Gage
General Washington
Congress
Abraam Lee
Aken
Abraham Lott
Rog. Benson
Rivalry Between Merchants and Parliament Meeting
An extract recounts Adri an’s message to a leading American merchant requesting attendance at Lord D s office prior to Parliament. It also notes a Cambridge dispatch dated Sept 8 reporting Governor Carleton marching toward Montreal, Washington redeploying two thousand troops, and Schuyler advancing with five thousand more from New York. Reports from Bristol claim unrest after trade restrictions, plus a hanging sentence for a man accused of inciting insurrection among enslaved people.
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Adri —An
Lord D
Cambridge
Carleton
Montreal
Washington
Kennebeck
Col. Schuyler
New York
Bristol
Carter
Carolina
Congress
Parthacuth
Providence
Halifax
Portsmouth
Count de Guines
America
Legion of Conflans
Fischer
Betty
Lofthouse
Augustine
Auges
Rumors of armed schooner and 1777 Tower Ward vote
A London letter questions an armed schooner tale and notes parliamentary maneuvering. It reports Samuel Turner resigning as Alderman of Tower ward with thanks from residents, details a Bakers Hall election, fires in Oxford Street and Holborn, coin press raids at Bethnal Green, and recent deaths and births including the Landgravine of Hesse-Homburg.
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Charles
House of Commons
Yorkshire
Charles Wolfran Cornwall
Winchelsea
Fletcher Norton
Bakersha'l
Tower
John Wilkes
Samuel ‘Turner
Samuel Turner
Tara
Simuel Turner
Samuel Turees
Ore le Cei
Falmoh
Charles Town
Conyers
St. Christopher’s
Baffeterre Road
North America
Guadaloupe
Dominica
Martinico, &c
Duncannon Packet
Falmouth
Barbadoes
Joff
Jane
Cunningham
Cette
Hamburgh
Everland
Texel
Creamer
Maryland
Mr. Hoade
Biscuit-Baker
Oxford-street
Marybone-lane
Ward
St. Andrew’s Church
Holborn
John Curtis
Bethnal-green Road
Meffe Hambourg
Sepe
Wood-street
Seddenly
Towleson
Wowerstreet
Lowden
Fenchurch-street
Welwynn
Herts
Frederick Young
Wandworth
Conway
William Conway
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R. Cocpett
Cape Fear
Collet
Southend
Sf Ordnance
Towere
Noth
Rsp
HEE Prirctpah O&cers
Itt
Moye Iy
Ordmia
Oorresy
Marcaret’s
Gor
Ras Gys
Bois
Chelmford
Acd
William Faryvey
Ch Chiewell
Counry
Hemi
Hertfordshir
Modford
Nichcle
Antwerp
Ben
T. I Wes
Cornwall
Phereas
Lowewater
Meff
Brooksne
Ruod
Cacc
Europe
Pulics
Brooksbrann
Ruddle
James Petg
Sherborn Lane
Peto
James Peto
Sherbornlane
Colchester
Pyfleet
N.B
Rica
Newmarket
Cambrdge
Saffron-Walden
Celars
Meds
Eyres and Meberly
Christ’s Hospital
Oundle
Northamptonshire
Preehold
John Cheney
Belton
Twa
Willshaw
Mathaa
Hemel-Hempstac
Hert
Jorah
Whyrte-Aare
Haif
Cate
Mr. Nechelts
St. Albans
Tring
Sey and
Ray
Ludgate Hill
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