Old Bey of Tunis Restored and Allied Demands
From Algiers a report notes the restored Bey must pay 200000 crowns yearly to the Republic and supply annual wheat for the garrison plus reimburse expedition costs. Vienna items mention reconciled officials in Constantinople. Danish troops move toward the city with Hanoverian regiments crossing the Elbe toward Landau. Potential mediation offers and fisheries proposals surface in Scotland.
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Copenhagen
Hanover
Hildesheim
Death of Capt Daniel Rindge in Ipswich
Boston dispatches report Capt Daniel Rindge died in Ipswich on Thursday the 30th ultimo at age 83. He served as one of the subalterns in the colony's army during the Narragansett Fort Fight of 1675, where he acted with bravery.
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Floods ruin houses and shipwrecks plague Bristol scene
The floods loosened foundations in the Shambles near the River causing a house to collapse. Sailors from the King William recount a brutal voyage from Kingston Jamaica facing repeated storms near Bermuda and the French coast, with crew fatigue, damaged gear, and two deaths. The Molley Pink also suffered a fatal wreck after a storm near Hungroad. A windstorm severely damaged a city church in Walcott, while a Bath flood report notes great garden damages and market fraud amid shortages.
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Fix
Efra Combe
King-Road
William. Batten
Port-Royal
Matthew Rogers
Hungroad
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Walcott
Bath
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