Constantinople Warning From June Advices
From Bagdat dated June 21 reports Bufsa rah still holds out and may surrender for want of furrours. A royal entertainment at Schonbryn marked Archduchess Beatrix Milan’s name day with Emperor present, showing condescension to all ranks. In Lewes, Sept 26 a surgeon and two others drowned after boating collision with a beach pole. In Thetford, Sept 21 a lightning storm killed 48 sheep and struck the shepherd, who survived after hours.
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Ralph Smith
Carey Freer
Leicester-fields
Joseph Sumpfan
Georgeian
Kelton
John Stevenson
Edinburgh
Passage of multiple ships to and from European ports in a 18th century fleet
A scrambled 18th century maritime list records sails and arrivals of numerous vessels including the Dutchess of Cumberland and many other ships such as Ebenezer Providence Constant Dahl and Union Raymer. The document notes passages to Oporto Corke and London with ports of call including Rotterdam Nantucket Leghorns Petersburgh and Hamburg among others.
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Wind S. W
Walker
Neptune
Bennet
London
Baldwin
Jamaica
Cowes
Boftap
Shephard
Petersburgh
Montrose
Janset
Stratton
Peterburgh
Woolton
Backhouse
Liverpool
Tinmouth
Lovely Jane
Bulbers
Gottenburgh
Corke
Mintrva
Robinson
St. Abe's
Waterford
Catharine
Driscoll
Baltimore
Eleanor
Ribon
Virginia
Lifcon
Dartmouth
Shapley
Newfoundland
New Trimmer
Welling
Hamburgh
Moller
Rebellion Rumors and Loyalist Meeting in London
London dispatch describes gatherings by Coventry leaders and Sir John Rawkins to draft an address to the throne supporting government. It cites Dublin and Philadelphia letters, Habeas Corpus suspicions, fleet movements, and widespread protest rhetoric amid American unrest.
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Kew
Petersburgh
Coventry
Metz
Manjatty
America
Fucks’s Hall
John Rawkins
St. James’s
Dublin
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