Publick Affairs and Military Moves Across Europe
Europe watches Persia under Heraclius of Georgia as Turks, Russians, and Poles eye changing borders. A fire in Moldavia burns the capital, churches, and treasury. Spain contends in Catalonia while France weighs gains. Paris hosts science prizes and naval plans, with Baltic and Bohemian camps expanding. Cork records a grim burial, a mangled coffin hinting at posthumous desecration.
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Persia
Vitorious
Heraclius
Georgia
Cyrus
Warriour
Pro-vinces
Russia
Ukraine
Poland
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Jaffey
Moldavia
Mhat
Hospodar
Ho’pdar
Constantineople
Spain
Catalonia
France
Burt
Cadz
America
Prince of Conde
Mademoielle de Soubize
Paris
Louisa
Sophia
Lord Hyde
England
Orgelet
Franche Compte
Barbarous murder and trials shown in London print
From the British Prints reports a wife murdered in Colemanstown by a Furze cutter who killed the child and stole eighteen guineas, with the killer jailed in Newgate. Archibald Cameron is arraigned for treason and faces execution by draw and quartering. delay granted to bid farewell to his wife and seven children at risk. A Gosport court martial clears Captain and officers of ship Assurance and assigns blame to a pilot. A Hertford inn tale ends with a five pound fine for improper game dressing. Also noted is Capt. Myles Lawson dying of smallpox in Greek Street Soho.
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Glenan
Colemanstown
Furze
Chappel
Newgate
Archibald Cameron
King’s Bench
Lifle
Gosport
Patterson
Peifers
Isle of Wight
Marshalsea
Hertford
Soho
Myles
Lawson
New-England
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Royal Academy of Sciences
M. Bouguer
M. de la Lande
Berlin
Abbe de la Caille
M. Heriffent
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Cork
Francis Taylor
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