Foreign Dispatches and War News From Europe and Americas
Mails arrive from Holland and France reporting naval actions and a Russian warship pursuing a French vessel from Cyprus carrying 225 000 piastres. Cantons and Cadiz letters describe brigadier Caudron Cantins sailing for Vera Cruz with Galicia troops and supplies. An Anglo French Sardinian alliance rumor circulates. Meanwhile an earthquake tremor strikes Strasburg Belfort with multiple shocks and west–to–east wave direction.
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Aris
Cyprus
Hamburgh
Pagatfchew
Madrid
Cadiz
Don’ Adrien Caudron Cantins
la Vera Cruz
Galicia
West- Indies
Zamora
Lenice
France
Sardigia
Paris
Bearn
Strasburgh
Belfort
Desperate Dublin man saved from river by porters
Dublin report says a young man leaped into the Liffey to end his life after losing money at a gaming table. He claimed hunger drove the act and was saved with great effort. Also notes White Boys terrorizing the countryside with arson and brutal injuries near Carrick Deer Park.
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Ireland
Dublin
Liffey
Carlaw
Carrick
Seafaring Arrivals and Departures At Major Ports
Shipping news reports numerous arrivals and departures. Vessels including the India pilot Guavieann from Oporto and John Galley from Carthagena are listed with port entries and ship names such as Flying Mercury Vandok and Lindy Catherine Wickes. Arrivals at Cowes Portland Wilson from South Carolina Amity Thompson from Salonica Susannah Clark from Rotterdam Plymouth Vigilance Autre from Amsterdam Portsmouth Pembroke Castle Heale from Cork Mary Jenkins from Senegal President M Doucal from Rotterdam Morning Star Kendar from Dintrick Cadiz Packet Collins from London Yemen Mary Dyson from South Carolina Cowes and Revel Friendship Jordain from London are noted.
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India
Guavieann
Ann
Ward
Oporto
John Galley
Quick
Carthagena
Port of London
Jamaica
Grace
Elder
Harnetta
Orrock
Montague James
Baker
Mary
Hughes
Terceira
Swift
Boyd
Dundalk
Catharine
Frees
Rotterdam
Granby
Wharam
Smith
Cowes
Portland
Wilson
South Carolina
Amity
Thompson
Fron
Salonica
Susannah
Clark
Plymouth
Vigilance
Autre
Amterdam
Portsmouth
Pembroke Castle
Heale
Corke
London Lord-Mayor Poll and Swearing Ceremony
In London yesterday the Lord-Mayor poll opened at nine and closed at eleven with Sheriff counts. Esdaile led day one, Wilkes led day two, with totals pairing to show overall two day results. Sheriffs rode in the city barge to Westminster for oath before the Barons of the Exchequer.
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London
Westminter
James Eldaile
Alderman Kennet
Wilkes
James Esdaile
Westminster
Crosby
Sheriff Plomer
Skinners Hall
Privy Council
Cockpit
Whitehall
Foulon
Spain
Cadiz
Carthagena
Naval movements and disasters thread late July reports
The letters from Cadiz Seville and Carthagena describe squadrons sailing for the East Indies and South America, ships damaged by storms, and orders sealed until arrival. Venice sees a push to abolish the council of ten and inquisition, while Connecticut counts 151392 whites and 6464 blacks. Maritime losses include ships ashore near the Gulph and in the North Sea, with crop and flood notes from England.
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Wifle
Perrats
Seville
So Puis
Fritesy
Line
Cadiz
East Indies
Carthagena
South America
America
Italy
Republic of Venice
Republic
Itelf
Council of Ten
Venice
Inquisition
Holy Inquisition
Hannover
Gluckstadt
Connecticut
General Assembly
Pickell
Jamaica
Liverpool
Cape Florida
New Providence
Stockholm
Averieg
Baltick
Cornelius
Harwood
Harrison
Norway
Harwich
North Sea
Evers
Dover
Gulph
Clooney
Newfoundland
Waterford
Harmony
Duisbury
Hull
Petersburgh
Darhage
Lincolnshire
Buckinghamshire
Margate
Canterbury
Sharp
Newport-street
Thames
Greenwich
Irongate
Taylor
Schowmer
Felf
State Lottery Tickets At Craig's Court Sale
Tickets in many numbers and fractions are sold at low prices by By Field and Hawksworth at Craig's Court Charing Cross. Prizes have been won and shared at their office, once run by late Mr Woodfall.
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Field
Hawksworth
Woodfall
Craig’s Court
Charing-Cross
Earlief
London
NEW
CHE
Edinburgh
Charles the First
Dr. Hawkesworth
Gerrard
Worthington
Helvetius
W. Creech
C. Elliot
J. Murray
Fleet-fireet
Tees
Universal Magazine and Consisting of Popular Songs
An 18th century music issue announced for general entertainment. It advertises 16 pages of agreeable topics and popular songs adapted for German Flute Violin Guitar and Harpsichord. Printed for R. Chass at No 29 Paternoster Row and sold by book sellers town and country.
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Gf Genii
Patrice
Bow-street
Fay
Charles
Gallaher
Granby
Barnet
Minnekin
wodden-Hedds
Ely
Carey
R. Snage
SBS
Bence
Universal -Magazine
Marteau
Alcas
R. Chass
Samuel
Westminster Magazine
Pantheon of
B. E.R
Satust Johinson
Whitefield
Charing-crofs
Scarborough
Garden Theatre
Monthly Chronicle
Richardson and Urquhart
Royal Exchange
T. Wright
Essextreet
Strand
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Yeterday
Holland
Hofaton
Lincoln’s Inn
Hampstead
Joseph Affield
Sedrictian Street
Cavendith -Square
Eliz. Wissfield
New Bond-street
St. Michael Royal
College-hill
Blakel
Jey
Lydia Chambers
Chambers
Brentwood
Bilex
Benyon
East India Company
Turnmill-street
Abraham Jewin
Whitechapel
St.John’s Street
Clerkenwell
Good
Smithfield
Bank Red
Hfang Taylor
John
Wat Tyler
Richard the Second
Felton
Duke of Buckingham
James the First
William the Third
Dr. Goldsmith
T. Davies
Ruffel-street
B. Law
Avemaryjane
G.kearfly
Fle-t-Areety
T. Becket
T. Cadell
Buvansy
England
Rome
Richard Hayes
G. Keith
Gracechurch
Street
Hayes
Webb
W. Bayley
Perfumer
Cagkspor-treet
F. Newbery
St. Paul's’ Church-yard
J. Grosvenor
Holborn
A. Rothwell
Jacob Hemet
Amelia
Hemet
W. Baytey
Cockpar-street
Haymarket
J.price
Perfamer
Leadsrhall-Rreet
Periéris
Ferther
Cluer Dicey
Bow. Churchyard
Rana Angelica
Patrick: Anderson
Cluer Dicey and Co
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