Foreign affairs bleak rumors and military shifts in Europe
A fragmentary foreign affairs item notes a perceived major change in European political affairs this quarter. Russian ships from Archangel reportedly ordered to Revel under Captain Seinf nomkow, with Prussian regiments redirected from Crimea to Poland and Wallachia, plus potential Russian fleet command shifts in the Archipelago. Reports also mention local civic notes, executions of miscreants, theatre tax debates, and a long string of minor crime and death notices.
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Arrivals and sailings from ships and ports in mid September
Listing of outward-bound ships delayed or put back and vessels remaining at sea. Movement includes Mary Ann Breen New York Elizabeth Stot North Carolina and others. Arrivals noted at Waterford Bristol Dover Plymouth Portsmouth Cowes Virginia and Quebec with multiple vessels from Jamaica Barbadoes Stettin and Hamburg among ports.
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Loss of Lubec East Indiaman near Biscay coast
Extracts from Hamburgh and Portsmouth report a recent sea disaster. The Lubec East Indiaman ran ashore near Capé de Machia and sank in a storm. cargo was largely lost though some silk bales were saved. Aboard were two Danish officers, a Dutch gentleman and his lady, plus crew who drowned. Also noted is a royal transport to Spithead from Boston and a street arsenic incident causing a fatality among children.
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Bank of England Prohibition on Counterfeit Paper 1773
Bank of England Act passed last session forbids possessing any mould or instrument to print Bank of England paper after September 29 next, except Bank employees. Engraving or scraping promissory notes with Bank of England words or amounts on white letters on black ground, or aiding such acts, will bring six months imprisonment if convicted. Signed by Robert Lewin, Secretary.
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