Foreign News Sparks Ottoman Mutiny Rumors and Russian Plans
Letters from Constantinople warn of growing mutiny as Russians move toward Oczakow. Reports say 15 Janissaries reinforced the guard and the Grand Seignor may move to Adrianople. Petersbourg dispatch notes strategic marching toward Kerez and potential decisive battle. Rounds end with bonfires and celebrations in the city. Local Wicklow mine accident buries eight workers. one dies. Wicklow, Wexford, Kilkenny, Carlow courts see limited action. a man pleads his own case and wins. Clonmel races highlight notable performances and a fatal blow in a separate incident.
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Drout
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Foreign Ports Through Storms At Dunkirk Ostend Calais
From Dunkirk Ostend and Calais reports say seven or eight ships survived a storm on August 15 NS. Among them two French vessels from Hispaniola named Theresa under Captain Baudin and the Dauphin under Captain Bart. Also the Paul and Daniel captained by Lemmings from San Lucar to Rotterdam and a British ship from San Lucar. Wrecks and many bodies were noted along the coast.
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Nam
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Dauphin
Bart
Paul
Daniel
Lemmings
San Lucar
Rotterdam
Dublin Rejoicings Over Royal Princess Delivery
Dublin celebrated yesterday following news of the safe delivery of her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales a prince. Great guns fired from the barracks marking the joyful event and the city observed the moment with public demonstrations and cheers.
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Edinburgh Brethren Read Act on Porteous Birth of Princess Suggested
Edinburgh dispatch notes Brethren divided over the Act related to Captain Porteous with some reading it on Sunday and others on the preceding Saturday during the National Assembly meeting. The body resolved to address the King on the birth of the Princess, daughter of the Prince and Princess of Wales. Verses praise Alexander Wilson upon his return from London.
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Prince and Princess of Wales
Alexander Wilson
London
Notable Crime Tryouts in Stafford July Day
This Day reports Thomas Darby charged with stealing a mare and John Burley accused of breaking a house and stealing over five shillings. Details are fragmentary but indicate a daytime crime sequence and local pursuit. The brief notes reflect 18th or early 19th century spelling and place names.
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Staford
Thomas Darby
John Burley
Affizes and punishments across multiple counties
Reports from Salop Hereford Newcarlé and Durham detail sentences at the recent affizes. hangings reprieved for transportation, executions ordered, mid cases of homicide theft and rape, and fines or imprisonment imposed. Gloucester notes mayoral appointment for the year.
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Jane Smith
William Nightingale
John Hardwick
Richard Baker
Jane Baker
Salop
John Morgan
John Minton
Clayton the Elder
Clayton the Younger
Hereford
Thomas Hughes
John Done
Robert Matthews
Walter Evans
Joan Grubb
Hughes
D. Newcarlé
Northumberland
John Stangeways
Thomas Sadler
Andrew Clark
Robert Hunter
Anne Vardy
Robert Pringle
Durham
Ralph Emerson
Mary Rumford
Mary
Walter Blackett
Bigg
Gloucester
Thomas Hill
Tholfel
Birth of the Princess draws royal congratulatory acts
Letters from Edinburgh and England report rejoicings on the Princess birth. The Lord Mayor Aldermen and Common Council will soon visit the Prince to offer congratulations and the Recorder may speak on the occasion. Nearby, the Lord Haverthany wed Lady Elizabeth Green at Newport Pagnell. A mill accident at Limehouse Wall left a servant with a mangled arm.
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