Arrival of Mail from France and Holland in London
The London Evening-Post notes the latest mail arrivals from France and Holland, marking the prompt overseas correspondence reaching the capital. The brief item records the influx of foreign communications and the continuing flow of international news to London.
Second Action Between Ruffians and Turks on the Savrana
From Petersbourg dated July 22 an account of a renewed clash between the Russian army under Veldt Marshal Munich and Turkish forces on the Savrana frontier. The Turks attacked a Zaporoski Cossack position after dawn but were repulsed by disciplined defense, artillery and reserves, with heavy Turkish losses and a Turkish retreat toward the wood. The report notes continued Turkish movements toward the river front.
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Weli Bashan
Poland
Charles de Biron
Hussars
Stojanoff
Forencon
Don
Zaporoski Cossacks
M. Butterlyn
Gustavus de Biron
Baron de Lowendahl
Corps de Reserve
Schipoff
Ventur
Madrid
London
Keene
England
Spain
Don Philip
Catalonia
Biscay
Noticn
Mediterranean
Order of St. James
Vienna
Konpfeg
Orfova
Danube
Osfova
Whale of a very large size seen near Eymouth shores
In Edinburgh a whale measured over 2.0 feet and entangled on rocks was killed by fishermen using darts and equipment. The carcass was brought ashore, with the prize claimed by Sir John Hume though the Admiral may contest ownership.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Eymouth
John Hume
Soldiers Quelled by Bristol Mayor Over Regiment Entry
In Bristol on July 16 an officer of Brigadier Harrison’s regiment sought quartering for troops expected Saturday. Mayor Fortescue Aland refused until after the Tuesday session, ordering the soldiers out after a clash with the judge and envoy. Drums beat, soldiers left the city until Wednesday morning.
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Country News
Bristol
Harrison
Nathaniel Day
Justice Fortescue Aland
Niji Prius
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