Mail reports near-mutiny averted by governor's measures
Letters from Smyrna and Aleppo describe public alarm after news of the Grand Vizier's defeat at Babadagh and Meteline burning. Citizens armed themselves, but the governor's precautions restored order. Dispatches note Chiek Daher's victory with the Pacha of Seide and Kerim Kan’s seizure of three English ships in the Persian Gulf.
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Revolution tale and a Brecon election report in London
London reports Charles Van elected member for Brecon in Parliament replacing John Morgan Extra letters from Copenhagen describe a Danish royal coup. Queen Dowager Julia Maria led the plot with Prince Frederick, Struensee, and Count Rantzau, culminating in arrests, arrests and a period of royal government with Frederick as de facto prime minister. The piece notes celebrations, looting suppression, and promotions for officers, plus assorted notices on ships, births, deaths, bankrupts, and prices of stocks.
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