Jesuit Suppression and Royal Affairs Across Europe
Sept 4 reports from Holland, France, and Flanders note an Emperor arriving near Troppau on the 27th, with the King of Prussia expected the same day. a Brieg interview is planned. Rome publishes a Bull dissolving the Jesuit Order, detailing pensions, vow-based restrictions, and avenues for younger members. Paris reports demolition orders for royal houses deemed uninhabitable to cut state costs. Brifiel notes a currency dispute over old guineas and a local excise prosecution. George Giles, an excise agent, was executed at Gloucester for government fraud.
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Troppau
Prussia
Brieg
Rome
France
Spain
Portugal
Two Sicilies
Abbés
Paris
Madrid
Chambord
St. Germain
Meudon
Monceaux
Vincennes
Brifiel
George Giles
Gloucester
Arrivals and departures of ships at English ports
Listing of vessels arriving at Dover Plymouth Portsmouth Dartmouth Amaica Bristol Falmouth Dublin Waterford and other ports with origins from Maryland Jamaica Virginia Lisbon Barbadoes Petersburgh and Georgia. Ships named include Darlington Knareston Providence Mayne Pergy Broadstreet Henry Richard son Ruth toh Elizabeth Querniam and many more.
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S. Dear
S. W
Darlington
Knareston
Dominica
Augusta
Gordon
Ireland
Providence
Mayne
Dublin
Pergy
Maryland
Henry
Richardson
Jamaica
Gravesend
Ruthtoh
Rotterdam
St. Domingo
Matrea
Stoseph
Antonina
Bilboa
Delawar
Newman
Philadelphia
Dover
Susannah
Debbie
Virginia
Sukey
Brown
Boston
Wilmington
Peggy
Hardie
North Carolina
Plymouth
Seaflower
Beilby
Peterbourgh
Elizabeth
Querniam
Dram
Aurora
Newstead
Malaga
Venous
Lizard
Gleane
Cadiz
Daniel
Nelly
Ayres
Felicity
Hanlon
Liverpool
John
Jane
Enyker
London
Havannah
Spring
Petersburgh
Waterford
Hazard
Reed
Milford
Betty
Cragg
Liberty
Alexander
Bridgetown
Ramsey
Barbadoes
Adiz
Union
Lee
Britannia
Rapel
Minerva
Harnett
Sperto
London News Briefs From European Weather and Earthquake
Reports describe a powerful quake felt along the Spanish main and near Panama with Chepelio island said sunk. Bretagne suffers a violent thunderstorm, heavy rain, and widespread damage including bridges and homes. Fifty three bodies recovered amid torrents. cattle losses are vast. A Bostonian note cites unrest with their governors and a royal reply from Henry IV.
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Locondon
Rio la Hache
Panama
Chepelio
Bretagne
France
Henry IV
Riot warnings and public order urged by Lord Mayor
Aug 28 letter reports the Lord Mayor and magistrates meeting to curb riots in Dublin city urging citizens to avoid crowds and parade. Rewards offered for those who stop looting and theft. Also notes ships arriving at Spithead and rescues after ships wrecked, plus social disorder at Vauxhall and licensing of taverns.
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Dublin
Tholes
Spithead
Kennington
Garnier
Antigua
Robson
Cape Cropton
Quebec
Wheeler
Kilkenny
Whitehaven
Hague
de Her Fagel
Greffier
States-General
Vauxhall
Vauxhall Gardens
Cirencester
Lord Mansfield
House of Peers
St. Margaret’s Hill
Sheriff Oliver
Guildford
Nuthall
Hampstead
Finchley
Hampstead-beath
Edmonton
Henry Granger
Hampshire
Nicholson
St. Peter’s
Isle of Thanet
Francis Stockton
Margate
Jenny Banton
St. James’s Square
George Benton
William Benton
Rackheath-hall
Norwich
Thomas Preston
Aac Preston
Beefton
Ferguson
James Ferguson
Bolt-court
Fleet-street
Hughes
Great Queen-street
Westminster
Fragmented political speech without clear events
The text presents fragmented phrases referencing general politics, church and state topics, and various derisive terms. It lacks a coherent event, date, or identifiable individuals to form a concrete news item or summary.
Smugglers and rogues in a colonial ledger
A colorful list of household pests and exotic invectives likely from a 19th century register or satirical column. It names thieves, vagabonds, foreigners, and various creatures and roles, ending with a personal cue MATTHEW MITE.
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Matthew Mite
Prominent Patent Remedy Claims and Counterfeit Warnings
A letter to Mr Norton of Golden-square London extols Marchant’s Drops, claiming six years of stomach pain cured, and urges public publication. The notice warns of counterfeits, lists sale locations in Fleet Street and elsewhere, and promotes Dalby’s Carminative with a testimonial from Mrs Gell.
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Mr. Norton
Golden-square
London
Marchant
Long-lane
Southwark
Edward Marqure
Norton
Golden-quare
Piccadilly
Crete
John Norton
N. B
Marecant
Kearfly
Fleetfeet
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Saurday
Holland
Flanders
Bawnnsca
Doormice
India
Sper
Lay
Eneland
Yok
Chester
Manchester
Derby
York
Lancaster
Wallis
Okerea
Oraheile
Universal Magazine of
J. Hinton
King’s Arms
Paternofter-row
Warwick-lane
Great-Britain
Cambridge
E. Johnson
Avemary-lane
Ludgate-street
Phadrus
Monthly Review
Dalby
Butler
Charlotte Chapel
Sarah Clarke
George Clarke
Veen’s Row
Pimlico
J. Daiby
Welbeck Freets
S. Magnesia
J. Dalby
Welbeckshrees
Tocass
Kirke
Bedford-street
George the Second
Friends of Liberty
Cupid
G. Kearfly
Britain
G. Kearil
Catherine
Westminster Magazine
Pantheon of Taste
Kew
Simon
Tiney
T Mpe
Times
Trefe
Portsmouth
W. Goldsmith
Paternofter-rew
Richardson and Urquhart
Royal Exchange
Seacroft
Charing-cross
T. Wilson
Middle
Temple
Messrs. Strahan and Woodfall
W. Flexney
Holborn
Auas
Cub
Madame H
Meamoir
Taffo
the Theatre
the Observer
Congreve
Emphasis
Hawkesworth
A. Hamilton
St. John’s Gate
G. Robinson
Paternofter Row
W. Cooke
Covent-Garden
Captain D
Dr. L
Pope Joan
Andrew Pickle
Birmingham
Alien
Great Britain
N.B
G. Alleh
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